5-1 skills practice glencoe algebra 1?
Q. anyone know where i can get all the anwsers from all the skills practice's i really need 5-1 the skills practing of slope thanks
Asked by H0ttingt0N - Wed Oct 28 20:31:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. anyone know where i can get all the anwsers from all the skills practice's i really need 5-1 the skills practing of slope thanks
Asked by H0ttingt0N - Wed Oct 28 20:31:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Anyone good at Algebra 1?
Q. Algebra 1, I can email you the problems, or if you have the book, Glencoe Mathematics Algebra 1 Alabama Edition, it's page 76, questions 18 - 52 even only. Make sure you actually leave your email.
Asked by Simon L - Wed Aug 20 22:49:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow, yes please. Maybe for a change, you should try one or two? Then maybe post any you find difficult?
Answered by nanren888 - Fri Aug 22 08:05:34 2008
Q. Algebra 1, I can email you the problems, or if you have the book, Glencoe Mathematics Algebra 1 Alabama Edition, it's page 76, questions 18 - 52 even only. Make sure you actually leave your email.
Asked by Simon L - Wed Aug 20 22:49:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow, yes please. Maybe for a change, you should try one or two? Then maybe post any you find difficult?
Answered by nanren888 - Fri Aug 22 08:05:34 2008
any one know were to get the answers to the Glencoe/McGraw - Hill math worksheets for algebra 1?
Q. any one know were to get the answers to the Glencoe/McGraw - Hill math worksheets for algebra 1?
Asked by birdman - Wed Nov 15 20:30:03 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to their website and you might be able to get the answers. Or if you have the book, they have all of the odd answers in the back of the book. (Or if you have an older sibling who's really good at math, they can help a lot!)
Answered by annie - Wed Nov 15 20:33:58 2006
Q. any one know were to get the answers to the Glencoe/McGraw - Hill math worksheets for algebra 1?
Asked by birdman - Wed Nov 15 20:30:03 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to their website and you might be able to get the answers. Or if you have the book, they have all of the odd answers in the back of the book. (Or if you have an older sibling who's really good at math, they can help a lot!)
Answered by annie - Wed Nov 15 20:33:58 2006
Algebra question. Any help is appreciated.?
Q. This question is form a glencoe Algebra 1 book 2005 edition. "Phisical science when water freezes, its volume is increased by one-eleventh. In other words, the volume of ice equals the sum of the volume of the water and the product of one-eleventh and the volume of the water. If x cubic centimeters of water is frozen, write an expression for the volume of the ice that is formed." Thank You
Asked by DM - Wed Jul 23 17:36:20 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. x= Cubic Centimeters of water Expression: (1/11)x+x You multiply 1/11 and x, then add x which gives you the volume of ice formed.
Answered by Smart - Wed Jul 23 17:44:39 2008
Q. This question is form a glencoe Algebra 1 book 2005 edition. "Phisical science when water freezes, its volume is increased by one-eleventh. In other words, the volume of ice equals the sum of the volume of the water and the product of one-eleventh and the volume of the water. If x cubic centimeters of water is frozen, write an expression for the volume of the ice that is formed." Thank You
Asked by DM - Wed Jul 23 17:36:20 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. x= Cubic Centimeters of water Expression: (1/11)x+x You multiply 1/11 and x, then add x which gives you the volume of ice formed.
Answered by Smart - Wed Jul 23 17:44:39 2008
Algebra 1 and geometry software?
Q. I'm physically handicapped and do my assignments by computer. I need software that is easy to use and can type equations,fractions,etc. easier. I don't need math tutoring, but I would like something for typing math assignments easier. I'm in Algebra 1 and will be in Geometry next year. Our school uses Glencoe math and my computer doesn't have MS Word installed.
Asked by anomyous - Mon Jan 21 11:26:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Send me your e-mail ID I will try to send you math-type exe file that you can use to type math functions. Otherwise in excell there is equation editor, try to locate that and use it. Sorry ! don't about Geometry
Answered by Pranil - Mon Jan 21 12:06:53 2008
Q. I'm physically handicapped and do my assignments by computer. I need software that is easy to use and can type equations,fractions,etc. easier. I don't need math tutoring, but I would like something for typing math assignments easier. I'm in Algebra 1 and will be in Geometry next year. Our school uses Glencoe math and my computer doesn't have MS Word installed.
Asked by anomyous - Mon Jan 21 11:26:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Send me your e-mail ID I will try to send you math-type exe file that you can use to type math functions. Otherwise in excell there is equation editor, try to locate that and use it. Sorry ! don't about Geometry
Answered by Pranil - Mon Jan 21 12:06:53 2008
ALGEBRA 1 BOOK FOR 8TH HONORS!!!?
Q. what is the best algebra 1 book that is not easy and challenging while explaining concepts well...im am an honors student learning in 8th grade??? be specific, because i know of macdougal littel, holt, glencoe, etc... but which exact book?
Asked by sumone - Tue Aug 11 15:53:58 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should consider getting Shaum's Outlines: Elementary Algebra. It gives you a bunch of examples and good practice problems. It is the same book I used to get ahead in algebra.
Answered by Jedi - Tue Aug 11 15:57:18 2009
Q. what is the best algebra 1 book that is not easy and challenging while explaining concepts well...im am an honors student learning in 8th grade??? be specific, because i know of macdougal littel, holt, glencoe, etc... but which exact book?
Asked by sumone - Tue Aug 11 15:53:58 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should consider getting Shaum's Outlines: Elementary Algebra. It gives you a bunch of examples and good practice problems. It is the same book I used to get ahead in algebra.
Answered by Jedi - Tue Aug 11 15:57:18 2009
Can Anybody Help Me Obtain This Book Online?
Q. How can one obtain an Algebra 1: Glencoe Mathematics Teacher Wraparound Edition It is for a substitute job that i will start on tommorow please help
Asked by awesome_hawk - Mon Dec 10 15:34:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Glencoe Mathematics Type in your state and go from there. Hope this is helpful. If not, good luck! You couldn't be worse than some of my son's real teachers.
Answered by doodlesfl - Mon Dec 10 15:43:44 2007
Q. How can one obtain an Algebra 1: Glencoe Mathematics Teacher Wraparound Edition It is for a substitute job that i will start on tommorow please help
Asked by awesome_hawk - Mon Dec 10 15:34:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Glencoe Mathematics Type in your state and go from there. Hope this is helpful. If not, good luck! You couldn't be worse than some of my son's real teachers.
Answered by doodlesfl - Mon Dec 10 15:43:44 2007
Math Word Problem with elimination?
Q. (#34. pg. 385 glencoe algebra 1) In 1999, the U.S. produced about 2 million more motor vehicles than Japan. Together the 2 countries produced about 22 million motor vehicles. How many vehicles were produced in each country?
Asked by *Star* - Tue Mar 20 17:13:35 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Japan = x US = 2mil + x x + (2mil + x) = 22mil 2x + 2mil = 22mil 2x = 20mil x = 10mil Japan = 10mil US = 12mil
Answered by Mathematica - Tue Mar 20 17:17:24 2007
Q. (#34. pg. 385 glencoe algebra 1) In 1999, the U.S. produced about 2 million more motor vehicles than Japan. Together the 2 countries produced about 22 million motor vehicles. How many vehicles were produced in each country?
Asked by *Star* - Tue Mar 20 17:13:35 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Japan = x US = 2mil + x x + (2mil + x) = 22mil 2x + 2mil = 22mil 2x = 20mil x = 10mil Japan = 10mil US = 12mil
Answered by Mathematica - Tue Mar 20 17:17:24 2007
Help With adding Matrices??
Q. I dont understand how you do this. if: A= 20 -10 ...12 19 B= 15 14 ...-10 6 C= -5 7 Find each sum, difference, or product. If the Sum does not exist, write "impossible" The it says to do the following problems with the Matrices: 1. A + C 2. B - A 3. 2A 4. -4C This is from a "Glencoe Mathematics Algebra 1" Text Book.
Asked by skatebaker416 - Wed Jan 31 20:17:29 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have u been taught this? i'm sure if u were asked to do these questions you would have been properly taught it. but i could be wrong... 1) impossible, u can only add or subtract matrices that have the same dimentions ie: same number of columns and rows 2)possible, simply subtract each term of A from B in their correct positions 3) possible, times every term in the matrix by 2 4) possible, times every term in the matrix by -4 you can try the working out
Answered by wendywei85 - Wed Jan 31 20:23:06 2007
Q. I dont understand how you do this. if: A= 20 -10 ...12 19 B= 15 14 ...-10 6 C= -5 7 Find each sum, difference, or product. If the Sum does not exist, write "impossible" The it says to do the following problems with the Matrices: 1. A + C 2. B - A 3. 2A 4. -4C This is from a "Glencoe Mathematics Algebra 1" Text Book.
Asked by skatebaker416 - Wed Jan 31 20:17:29 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have u been taught this? i'm sure if u were asked to do these questions you would have been properly taught it. but i could be wrong... 1) impossible, u can only add or subtract matrices that have the same dimentions ie: same number of columns and rows 2)possible, simply subtract each term of A from B in their correct positions 3) possible, times every term in the matrix by 2 4) possible, times every term in the matrix by -4 you can try the working out
Answered by wendywei85 - Wed Jan 31 20:23:06 2007
Freshman Alegbra Help?
Q. I fell asleep in class today and missed the whole lesson. So help please? Subject/Lesson: Graphing Inequalities in Two Variables Ch.6 Lesson 6 Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Algebra 1 book Graph each inequality: 1. y < 4 2.-x > y 3.3x+6y > or equal to 12 4.y < -1/2x-3 WHAT?! *Every problem has a graph next to it for...well...graphing.. I supposed to turn each equation in y=mx+b form I CAN'T just graph y < 4 you blonde what about if the question/equation has a larger/less than of=r equal to sign?
Asked by limouggy - Wed Dec 3 21:36:54 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. y<4 that means you draw a horizontal line on four through the y axis and you shade everything under the line, but since it is not < or equal to, you draw a dashed line and shade everything under it. just solve for y, try to isolate the y and graph them in a TI-84 calc
Answered by Weasel M - Wed Dec 3 21:40:58 2008
Q. I fell asleep in class today and missed the whole lesson. So help please? Subject/Lesson: Graphing Inequalities in Two Variables Ch.6 Lesson 6 Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Algebra 1 book Graph each inequality: 1. y < 4 2.-x > y 3.3x+6y > or equal to 12 4.y < -1/2x-3 WHAT?! *Every problem has a graph next to it for...well...graphing.. I supposed to turn each equation in y=mx+b form I CAN'T just graph y < 4 you blonde what about if the question/equation has a larger/less than of=r equal to sign?
Asked by limouggy - Wed Dec 3 21:36:54 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. y<4 that means you draw a horizontal line on four through the y axis and you shade everything under the line, but since it is not < or equal to, you draw a dashed line and shade everything under it. just solve for y, try to isolate the y and graph them in a TI-84 calc
Answered by Weasel M - Wed Dec 3 21:40:58 2008
please help me!!!!! this is really important!!!?
Q. i forgot my advanced algebra book in my locker, and ofcourse my retarded math teacher didnt give us the usernames or passwords for our online books. if anybody has the glencoe mcgraw hill 2005 edition algebra 1 online book username and password, could u please give it to me!?!?!?!?! i would be eternally greatful! thanx!
Asked by Andi M - Sun Sep 21 15:12:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, dear. The password is only in the hands of a few educators and apparently your instructor was not selected as one of them. However, I found some links for the same book/info. I hope you can find whatever chapter info you need. Sorry, if you are trying to get around buying the textbook. Good luck! PS: You have to buy the book all the time in college.
Answered by seekhealthenterprises - Sun Sep 21 15:25:50 2008
Q. i forgot my advanced algebra book in my locker, and ofcourse my retarded math teacher didnt give us the usernames or passwords for our online books. if anybody has the glencoe mcgraw hill 2005 edition algebra 1 online book username and password, could u please give it to me!?!?!?!?! i would be eternally greatful! thanx!
Asked by Andi M - Sun Sep 21 15:12:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, dear. The password is only in the hands of a few educators and apparently your instructor was not selected as one of them. However, I found some links for the same book/info. I hope you can find whatever chapter info you need. Sorry, if you are trying to get around buying the textbook. Good luck! PS: You have to buy the book all the time in college.
Answered by seekhealthenterprises - Sun Sep 21 15:25:50 2008
Who wants to help me with my Algebra II online chapter test?
Q. This is the link.. Anyone wanna do a favor and give me the answers? haha thanks
Asked by mel g - Thu Feb 7 11:47:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I get different questions every time I go there. Write down exactly which questions you have problems with so I can help you with them. You can email them to me if you want. I am going to do some of them just so that you have something to work with: What is the value of 9 - [12 + (15 3)]? 9 - [12 + (15 3)] = 9 - [12 + 5] = 9 - 17 = -8 An 18-foot ladder is placed 6 feet from the wall. Approximately how high does the ladder reach? x^2 + 6^2 = 18^2 x^2 + 36 = 324 x^2 = 324 - 36 x^2 = 288 x = 16.97 (or 17 since 17 is one of the answers) Evaluate a - b^2 if a = 4 and b = 3. a - b^2 = 4 - 3^2 = 4 - 9 = -5 Solve 18 + a = 36 18 + a = 36 a = 38 - 18 a = 18 Write an inequality for the following problem. One fourth of a number increased… [cont.]
Answered by Kia - Fri Feb 8 13:47:21 2008
Q. This is the link.. Anyone wanna do a favor and give me the answers? haha thanks
Asked by mel g - Thu Feb 7 11:47:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I get different questions every time I go there. Write down exactly which questions you have problems with so I can help you with them. You can email them to me if you want. I am going to do some of them just so that you have something to work with: What is the value of 9 - [12 + (15 3)]? 9 - [12 + (15 3)] = 9 - [12 + 5] = 9 - 17 = -8 An 18-foot ladder is placed 6 feet from the wall. Approximately how high does the ladder reach? x^2 + 6^2 = 18^2 x^2 + 36 = 324 x^2 = 324 - 36 x^2 = 288 x = 16.97 (or 17 since 17 is one of the answers) Evaluate a - b^2 if a = 4 and b = 3. a - b^2 = 4 - 3^2 = 4 - 9 = -5 Solve 18 + a = 36 18 + a = 36 a = 38 - 18 a = 18 Write an inequality for the following problem. One fourth of a number increased… [cont.]
Answered by Kia - Fri Feb 8 13:47:21 2008
Ready for Pre-Calc? given my previous math coursework: Contemporary Mathematics In Context: course 1-3?
Q. I have taken courses 1-3 of Contemporary Mathematics in Context: A Unified Approach by Glencoe and I am transferring into another school and I want to take Pre-Calculus, however, I am concerned given the integrated approach to my mathematics curriculum was not algebraically intensive. It was more graphical and symbolic in nature. Will I need to take Algebra II to gain these strengths or am I prepared. My curriculum introduced many topics from statistics, geometry, discrete maths (sequences and series, matricies, and others). I need a suggestion from someone who knows the curriculum inside and out... Thanks
Asked by a_johnson_1991 - Fri Aug 15 21:25:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I never seen contemporary mathematics in context: a unified approach; but I do know the calculus series pretty well. For your typical pre-calculus course, you will learn trig functions (as far as sin, cos, tan goes) as well as formulating degs and rads from them. If you know what i'm talking about, you're more than prepared. However, in bare minimum to take the course, I recommend you brush up on your algebra in terms of quickly breaking apart equations and reforming them to solve for variables and geometry in terms of the circle. Your advanced pre-calc class adds on derivatives to the above towards the end of the year. This topic is very fun and easy once you understand the regular pre-calc stuff. Pre-Calc is nothing. Just pay close… [cont.]
Answered by Jim H - Fri Aug 15 21:35:49 2008
Q. I have taken courses 1-3 of Contemporary Mathematics in Context: A Unified Approach by Glencoe and I am transferring into another school and I want to take Pre-Calculus, however, I am concerned given the integrated approach to my mathematics curriculum was not algebraically intensive. It was more graphical and symbolic in nature. Will I need to take Algebra II to gain these strengths or am I prepared. My curriculum introduced many topics from statistics, geometry, discrete maths (sequences and series, matricies, and others). I need a suggestion from someone who knows the curriculum inside and out... Thanks
Asked by a_johnson_1991 - Fri Aug 15 21:25:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I never seen contemporary mathematics in context: a unified approach; but I do know the calculus series pretty well. For your typical pre-calculus course, you will learn trig functions (as far as sin, cos, tan goes) as well as formulating degs and rads from them. If you know what i'm talking about, you're more than prepared. However, in bare minimum to take the course, I recommend you brush up on your algebra in terms of quickly breaking apart equations and reforming them to solve for variables and geometry in terms of the circle. Your advanced pre-calc class adds on derivatives to the above towards the end of the year. This topic is very fun and easy once you understand the regular pre-calc stuff. Pre-Calc is nothing. Just pay close… [cont.]
Answered by Jim H - Fri Aug 15 21:35:49 2008
Username and Password for Online Textbook?
Q. does anyone have the username and password for this online textbook? please please please help i left my book in my locker!!! help!!! if its relevant, my book is the Algebra 1 2005 Edition. (it is red and has a picture of a bridge on it)
Asked by paigeyywaigeyyx3 - Wed Jan 28 17:56:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. does anyone have the username and password for this online textbook? please please please help i left my book in my locker!!! help!!! if its relevant, my book is the Algebra 1 2005 Edition. (it is red and has a picture of a bridge on it)
Asked by paigeyywaigeyyx3 - Wed Jan 28 17:56:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Scientific and Standard notation project?
Q. Okay my boyfriend needs my help with this project. I am in calculus honors so scientific notation and standard have totally left my mind like two years ago. I have a question about some of the problems. this is the link to his project. It says in one column that the numbers given are in thousands. Im not sure exactly what that means. If you can look at it and help me figure some of it out the website is:
Asked by Breanna Janee' - Fri Sep 25 17:21:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Okay my boyfriend needs my help with this project. I am in calculus honors so scientific notation and standard have totally left my mind like two years ago. I have a question about some of the problems. this is the link to his project. It says in one column that the numbers given are in thousands. Im not sure exactly what that means. If you can look at it and help me figure some of it out the website is:
Asked by Breanna Janee' - Fri Sep 25 17:21:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Scientific and Standard notation project?
Q. Okay my boyfriend needs my help with this project. I am in calculus honors so scientific notation and standard have totally left my mind like two years ago. I have a question about some of the problems. this is the link to his project. It says in one column that the numbers given are in thousands. Im not sure exactly what that means. If you can look at it and help me figure some of it out the website is:
Asked by Breanna Janee' - Fri Sep 25 17:21:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Okay my boyfriend needs my help with this project. I am in calculus honors so scientific notation and standard have totally left my mind like two years ago. I have a question about some of the problems. this is the link to his project. It says in one column that the numbers given are in thousands. Im not sure exactly what that means. If you can look at it and help me figure some of it out the website is:
Asked by Breanna Janee' - Fri Sep 25 17:21:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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