Should I take Honors Pre-Calculus next year or not?

Basically, precalculus takes the same concepts from algebra and applies them to functions that appear more in calculus. There are also additional topics like trigonometry and other transcendental functions (basically any other functions that arent polynomials, i.e. , e^x, ln x, arctan x).

The definition of what pre-calculus exactly is depends on the school, but I would say that if you did moderately well in algebra, then precalc shouldn't be any more difficult for you than what youve had. Personally, I completely skipped trig and precalc and went from algebra to calculus, and I really didn't have a problem.

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