Math Teachers - I need help finding some math worksheets to practice on?
Q. I'm taking Geometry online and I feel like I'm not getting enough practice. When I was in Algebra 1, my math teacher would give us these fun, puzzle type worksheets (there was a specific brand, I can't remember) to practice on. I was wondering if this sounds familiar to any math teachers and if anyone knows where I could order some for Geometry? Thanks, but the EDU one isn't it.
Asked by JakeL - Thu May 29 13:08:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i found a site that help you a lot of information
Answered by black > > harp - Mon Jun 2 07:33:32 2008
Q. I'm taking Geometry online and I feel like I'm not getting enough practice. When I was in Algebra 1, my math teacher would give us these fun, puzzle type worksheets (there was a specific brand, I can't remember) to practice on. I was wondering if this sounds familiar to any math teachers and if anyone knows where I could order some for Geometry? Thanks, but the EDU one isn't it.
Asked by JakeL - Thu May 29 13:08:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i found a site that help you a lot of information
Answered by black > > harp - Mon Jun 2 07:33:32 2008
Does anyone know of a good website that has free math worksheets?
Q. I need to practice doing high school math. I need a website other than KUTA that hus advance algebra, calculas, tri, and geometry practice problems. I need to download or print them from the computer.
Asked by rachraye285 - Mon Mar 3 23:09:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u can google search math a regents. it will send u to a site with all of the stuff ur looking for. =]
Answered by qtxangel4ever - Mon Mar 3 23:17:43 2008
Q. I need to practice doing high school math. I need a website other than KUTA that hus advance algebra, calculas, tri, and geometry practice problems. I need to download or print them from the computer.
Asked by rachraye285 - Mon Mar 3 23:09:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u can google search math a regents. it will send u to a site with all of the stuff ur looking for. =]
Answered by qtxangel4ever - Mon Mar 3 23:17:43 2008
What are some practice geometry worksheets?
Q. Right now I'm a freshman in high school and I am in Algebra I. Math has been my weak spot [[i usually make high b's in math, always a point or two shy of an A]] and I am considering taking Pre-AP Geometry when I am a sophomore, to challenge myself as well as be ranked higher in my class. I really just want to start preparing now so I will be successful later. All help is much appreciated. thanks! :)
Asked by Soul By The Pound. - Sat Feb 16 23:17:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would suggest to go to a library and get some books on Euclidean geometry. Start looking over shapes, angles, degrees, proofs and theorems etc. If you want something to work/write in, go to a Boarders or Barnes & Knoble- they have a section dedicated to mathematics. And since you'll have all summer for it, you'll go into class knowing what's about to happen. Geometry is a bit different than algebra so it may come easily to you. Something more, go speak with a counselor at your high school and see what they say. Some cities have concurrent-enrollment with their local community colleges. I took a geomerty class one summer to get ahead in high school and it was then counted as units for graduating. Good luck ;0)
Answered by RJ - Sat Feb 16 23:29:43 2008
Q. Right now I'm a freshman in high school and I am in Algebra I. Math has been my weak spot [[i usually make high b's in math, always a point or two shy of an A]] and I am considering taking Pre-AP Geometry when I am a sophomore, to challenge myself as well as be ranked higher in my class. I really just want to start preparing now so I will be successful later. All help is much appreciated. thanks! :)
Asked by Soul By The Pound. - Sat Feb 16 23:17:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would suggest to go to a library and get some books on Euclidean geometry. Start looking over shapes, angles, degrees, proofs and theorems etc. If you want something to work/write in, go to a Boarders or Barnes & Knoble- they have a section dedicated to mathematics. And since you'll have all summer for it, you'll go into class knowing what's about to happen. Geometry is a bit different than algebra so it may come easily to you. Something more, go speak with a counselor at your high school and see what they say. Some cities have concurrent-enrollment with their local community colleges. I took a geomerty class one summer to get ahead in high school and it was then counted as units for graduating. Good luck ;0)
Answered by RJ - Sat Feb 16 23:29:43 2008
Summer Math Worksheets?
Q. I am going from algebra to geometry and i wanted to stay fresh (maybe a little ahead) for geometry so i was wondering where i could find some worksheets on the internet that would both refresh my memory on algebra and get me ready for geometry ... Thanks
Asked by gabe - Mon Jul 16 19:29:10 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. teachnology.com/worksheet s/math/geometry/
Answered by blank - Mon Jul 16 19:34:21 2007
Q. I am going from algebra to geometry and i wanted to stay fresh (maybe a little ahead) for geometry so i was wondering where i could find some worksheets on the internet that would both refresh my memory on algebra and get me ready for geometry ... Thanks
Asked by gabe - Mon Jul 16 19:29:10 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. teachnology.com/worksheet s/math/geometry/
Answered by blank - Mon Jul 16 19:34:21 2007
Predictable Patterns? PLEASE HELP IF GOOD WITH MATH!!?
Q. I need help doing a math worksheet for AP geometry. Its predictable patterns and i need thenext numbers and the reasons why... here are the problems: 1,4,9,1,6,2,5,3,6,4,9,6,4 ,___,___,___,___. and 2,3,7,16,32,___,___. please help!!! thanks <3
Asked by a- rabs - Sun Dec 14 17:37:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe in the first problem it is actually 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64 When you are looking for predictable patters first see if all the numbers are increasing by a particular amount every time. Obviously these numbers do not fit this, so you next look to see if they all have something in common (are they all squares, all prime numbers, all odd numbers, etc). Maybe this will help...
Answered by iheartmath26 - Sun Dec 14 17:46:41 2008
Q. I need help doing a math worksheet for AP geometry. Its predictable patterns and i need thenext numbers and the reasons why... here are the problems: 1,4,9,1,6,2,5,3,6,4,9,6,4 ,___,___,___,___. and 2,3,7,16,32,___,___. please help!!! thanks <3
Asked by a- rabs - Sun Dec 14 17:37:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe in the first problem it is actually 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64 When you are looking for predictable patters first see if all the numbers are increasing by a particular amount every time. Obviously these numbers do not fit this, so you next look to see if they all have something in common (are they all squares, all prime numbers, all odd numbers, etc). Maybe this will help...
Answered by iheartmath26 - Sun Dec 14 17:46:41 2008
Are there any helpful websites for math review student?
Q. I am a community college student just starting to take math. I have been out of high school for 6 years and math never really was my subject. I passed all my high school math courses, only geometry one and algebra one with d's and prayer. Now I'm taking Basic Arithmetic Skills at school. I was wondering if anyone knew where I could find some help reviewing things like multiplication, fractions and percents, other than my textbook because I want to have extra practice outside of the text book. Im looking for things like worksheets and practice tests. Thanks to anyone who can help. Helpful answers only please.
Asked by Cebsme - Thu Aug 30 00:33:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Book stores sell workbooks in the children's section on such matters. I would look at Barnes and Nobles or Borders. They're usually very inexpensive.
Answered by satinee721 - Thu Aug 30 00:40:47 2007
Q. I am a community college student just starting to take math. I have been out of high school for 6 years and math never really was my subject. I passed all my high school math courses, only geometry one and algebra one with d's and prayer. Now I'm taking Basic Arithmetic Skills at school. I was wondering if anyone knew where I could find some help reviewing things like multiplication, fractions and percents, other than my textbook because I want to have extra practice outside of the text book. Im looking for things like worksheets and practice tests. Thanks to anyone who can help. Helpful answers only please.
Asked by Cebsme - Thu Aug 30 00:33:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Book stores sell workbooks in the children's section on such matters. I would look at Barnes and Nobles or Borders. They're usually very inexpensive.
Answered by satinee721 - Thu Aug 30 00:40:47 2007
People good with math (geometry), and that have a little free time.?
Q. Can you people please help me with these worksheets due tomorrow. i know what to do, but my teacher gave us so much work, and if everybody could just do one problem (or more) I would be very very grateful. 10 points to the person with the most correct answers. I dont need any work shown, just answers. (There are even more pages, but I am doing them on my own)
Asked by kyle - Thu Jun 5 22:00:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i am good at math but got stuck on a few...here is what i got 1)B, 2)C, 3)C, 4)D, 5)A, 6)E, 7)B, 8)E, 9)C, 10)?, 11)D, 12)D, 13)B, 14)C, 15)A, 16)?, 17)D, 18)C, 19)?, 20)?, 21)B, 22)B, 23)E, 24)?, 25)B, 26)C, 27)?, 28)D, 29)A, 30)D, 31)D, 32)B, 33)E, 34)D, 35)B(?), 36)A, 37)C, 38)A, 39)C, 40)B
Answered by monkeyz rule - Fri Jun 6 00:04:40 2008
Q. Can you people please help me with these worksheets due tomorrow. i know what to do, but my teacher gave us so much work, and if everybody could just do one problem (or more) I would be very very grateful. 10 points to the person with the most correct answers. I dont need any work shown, just answers. (There are even more pages, but I am doing them on my own)
Asked by kyle - Thu Jun 5 22:00:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i am good at math but got stuck on a few...here is what i got 1)B, 2)C, 3)C, 4)D, 5)A, 6)E, 7)B, 8)E, 9)C, 10)?, 11)D, 12)D, 13)B, 14)C, 15)A, 16)?, 17)D, 18)C, 19)?, 20)?, 21)B, 22)B, 23)E, 24)?, 25)B, 26)C, 27)?, 28)D, 29)A, 30)D, 31)D, 32)B, 33)E, 34)D, 35)B(?), 36)A, 37)C, 38)A, 39)C, 40)B
Answered by monkeyz rule - Fri Jun 6 00:04:40 2008
Where can I find printable free worksheets online?
Q. When I search for online worksheets, I always get math sheets. I have enough of them and I want other subjects. I need some sheets for 6th grade, 7th grade, 9th grade (Global), and 10th grade (Geometry, Earth Science, & English). Please put some links of you can help. Thanks!
Asked by ashleighduarte113 - Tue Jul 21 15:16:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are my favorite worksheet sites for math: For General worksheets:
Answered by TeachbyDay - Sat Jul 25 06:59:25 2009
Q. When I search for online worksheets, I always get math sheets. I have enough of them and I want other subjects. I need some sheets for 6th grade, 7th grade, 9th grade (Global), and 10th grade (Geometry, Earth Science, & English). Please put some links of you can help. Thanks!
Asked by ashleighduarte113 - Tue Jul 21 15:16:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are my favorite worksheet sites for math: For General worksheets:
Answered by TeachbyDay - Sat Jul 25 06:59:25 2009
Geometry help how do give other names for plane q?
Q. on the right in my math worksheet there is a plane and the letter Q is inside the plane but not on any of the lines it is in the corner of the plane but it is inside the plane. I dont know how to solve this geometry problem
Asked by Hugo M - Mon Aug 18 01:58:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is the geometry problem? You did not state it. teddy boy
Answered by teddy boy - Mon Aug 18 02:07:57 2008
Q. on the right in my math worksheet there is a plane and the letter Q is inside the plane but not on any of the lines it is in the corner of the plane but it is inside the plane. I dont know how to solve this geometry problem
Asked by Hugo M - Mon Aug 18 01:58:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is the geometry problem? You did not state it. teddy boy
Answered by teddy boy - Mon Aug 18 02:07:57 2008
Can someone explain/do this math worksheet for me?
Q. I have this college prep algebra 2 stuff, and its really difficult! I really need help, I had an algebra/geometry mix at my old school, so I don't even know if we went over algebra at all while I was there! I got some of it done, but the rest is hard. Can someone please help meee??!! Directions: Use the given information to write the equation of a line. Show your work and put all of your answers in the right column. Use the Equation Editor Feature to make typing easier. If you do not remember how to use the equation editor, refer back to your Getting Started lesson. Question:Answer: Example: m = 3 and (1, 2) y y1 = m (x x1) y 2 = 3 ( x 1) y 2 = 3x 3 y = 3x 1 1. m = 2 and b = 3 y=2x+1 2. m = -5… [cont.]
Asked by ashleyy. - Mon Nov 30 12:13:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. are you graphing?
Answered by Sonny - Mon Nov 30 12:18:05 2009
Q. I have this college prep algebra 2 stuff, and its really difficult! I really need help, I had an algebra/geometry mix at my old school, so I don't even know if we went over algebra at all while I was there! I got some of it done, but the rest is hard. Can someone please help meee??!! Directions: Use the given information to write the equation of a line. Show your work and put all of your answers in the right column. Use the Equation Editor Feature to make typing easier. If you do not remember how to use the equation editor, refer back to your Getting Started lesson. Question:Answer: Example: m = 3 and (1, 2) y y1 = m (x x1) y 2 = 3 ( x 1) y 2 = 3x 3 y = 3x 1 1. m = 2 and b = 3 y=2x+1 2. m = -5… [cont.]
Asked by ashleyy. - Mon Nov 30 12:13:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. are you graphing?
Answered by Sonny - Mon Nov 30 12:18:05 2009
website for creating a worksheet for elementary math?
Q. is there a website that i can create my own worksheet on shapes for kindergarten students? i have been searching the web all day, and there is not one worksheet that fits with my lesson. I think i would be better off making my own-but can't seem to find a site for this. I tried lessonplanspage.com but they do not offer geometry for kindergarten as a subject...thanks for your help in advance! i appreciate all your input. However, i have already looked at hundreds of websites. i want to CREATE my own (and not have to pay money). i don't want to have to look up more websites, as they do not have what i am looking for. thanks
Asked by Amy J - Tue Feb 20 14:14:20 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I teach high school algebra and geometry, and I create all of my own worksheets for class using Microsoft Word. It has a bunch of drawing options, including the ability to draw almost all necessary geometric shapes. Open Word, click on Tools, then Customize, then select Drawing. A row of buttons should appear at the bottom of the screen. There's a box titled Autoshapes that has just a ton of shapes such as typical polygons, stars, and block arrows that you can adjust the size of. You can also use line segments to create custom shapes. It takes a little while to get used to, but since you don't need to create any complex drawings for kindergarten students, it should be user-friendly. If you need help with using this program, please… [cont.]
Answered by cubs_woo_cubs_woo - Tue Feb 20 19:06:50 2007
Q. is there a website that i can create my own worksheet on shapes for kindergarten students? i have been searching the web all day, and there is not one worksheet that fits with my lesson. I think i would be better off making my own-but can't seem to find a site for this. I tried lessonplanspage.com but they do not offer geometry for kindergarten as a subject...thanks for your help in advance! i appreciate all your input. However, i have already looked at hundreds of websites. i want to CREATE my own (and not have to pay money). i don't want to have to look up more websites, as they do not have what i am looking for. thanks
Asked by Amy J - Tue Feb 20 14:14:20 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I teach high school algebra and geometry, and I create all of my own worksheets for class using Microsoft Word. It has a bunch of drawing options, including the ability to draw almost all necessary geometric shapes. Open Word, click on Tools, then Customize, then select Drawing. A row of buttons should appear at the bottom of the screen. There's a box titled Autoshapes that has just a ton of shapes such as typical polygons, stars, and block arrows that you can adjust the size of. You can also use line segments to create custom shapes. It takes a little while to get used to, but since you don't need to create any complex drawings for kindergarten students, it should be user-friendly. If you need help with using this program, please… [cont.]
Answered by cubs_woo_cubs_woo - Tue Feb 20 19:06:50 2007
Some help with geometry homework? (Taxicab geometry)?
Q. So we got a worksheet on this, and neither my notes nor my book are helpful. So, what is the taxicab equivalent of , and/or how do I find the area of a taxicab circle? Please keep the answer as simple as possible, I'm only in 10th grade geometry and math is not my strong subject. Thanks!
Asked by Mia F - Sun May 25 14:56:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. So we got a worksheet on this, and neither my notes nor my book are helpful. So, what is the taxicab equivalent of , and/or how do I find the area of a taxicab circle? Please keep the answer as simple as possible, I'm only in 10th grade geometry and math is not my strong subject. Thanks!
Asked by Mia F - Sun May 25 14:56:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Who really really loves geometry?
Q. I'm an in college right now to be a math teacher. I'm interning right now and I need practice grading papers. If anyone needs practice in geometry let me know and I will email you the worksheets. When you're finished you can send them back and I will grade them and let you know how you did! THANKS!!!
Asked by ash.sweetmelodies - Mon Feb 23 11:42:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So whts it in to u? R u trying to get ur home-work done in a really twisted way?
Answered by Nino_ops - Mon Feb 23 11:45:59 2009
Q. I'm an in college right now to be a math teacher. I'm interning right now and I need practice grading papers. If anyone needs practice in geometry let me know and I will email you the worksheets. When you're finished you can send them back and I will grade them and let you know how you did! THANKS!!!
Asked by ash.sweetmelodies - Mon Feb 23 11:42:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So whts it in to u? R u trying to get ur home-work done in a really twisted way?
Answered by Nino_ops - Mon Feb 23 11:45:59 2009
i need help in math? any website suggestions?
Q. I stopped really "learning" math in algebra 1, and now im in algebra 2 which means i did geometry last year. I'm so behind in math. we were taking a test and i was the last one to finish. anyone know any websites where there are good lessons or even printable worksheets for free?
Asked by Anne - Mon Sep 14 13:38:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try these free resources:
Answered by Mark - Mon Sep 14 17:14:23 2009
Q. I stopped really "learning" math in algebra 1, and now im in algebra 2 which means i did geometry last year. I'm so behind in math. we were taking a test and i was the last one to finish. anyone know any websites where there are good lessons or even printable worksheets for free?
Asked by Anne - Mon Sep 14 13:38:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try these free resources:
Answered by Mark - Mon Sep 14 17:14:23 2009
Geometry/ trig worksheet help!?
Q. My math teacher didn't explain the "angle of depression" very well, nd I don't understand how to do them. Can someone help me with it? Miss pauline is 20 feet tall when she is standing on her desk, and mr Gullen is sitting in a desk talking to her. If the angle of depression from miss pauline to mr gullen is 24 degrees, how far apart are they? bob the physco skater is going to jump from a 50 foot ledge and land EXACTLY 28.87 feet away. What is the angle of depression from the ledge to his landing spot? a serial killer is standing on a cliff that is 2000 ft tall. what is the distance from the bottom of the cliff to the victims if the angle of depression is 10 degrees. Any help would be nice. thank you!
Asked by x3risetofall - Mon May 21 17:55:31 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Angle of depression is the angle below the horizontal. If you draw a picture of the problem, it'll help you see it. In the first case, think of a line going straight out from Pauline's head, horizontal to the ground. Now, draw another line from the top of Pauline's head to the top of Gullen's head. The angle between that new line and the horizontal line up above is the "angle of depression." 1) You don't have enough information in this question to answer the problem. We need to know how tall her desk is (or how tall Mr Gullen is in the chair) in order to solve this. 2) tan x = 50 / 28.87 tan x = 1.73190 x = tan^(-1) 1.73190 x = 60 degrees 3) tan 10 = x/2000 x = 2000 tan 10 x = 2000 * 0.763269 x = 352.65 ft
Answered by Mathematica - Mon May 21 18:03:15 2007
Q. My math teacher didn't explain the "angle of depression" very well, nd I don't understand how to do them. Can someone help me with it? Miss pauline is 20 feet tall when she is standing on her desk, and mr Gullen is sitting in a desk talking to her. If the angle of depression from miss pauline to mr gullen is 24 degrees, how far apart are they? bob the physco skater is going to jump from a 50 foot ledge and land EXACTLY 28.87 feet away. What is the angle of depression from the ledge to his landing spot? a serial killer is standing on a cliff that is 2000 ft tall. what is the distance from the bottom of the cliff to the victims if the angle of depression is 10 degrees. Any help would be nice. thank you!
Asked by x3risetofall - Mon May 21 17:55:31 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Angle of depression is the angle below the horizontal. If you draw a picture of the problem, it'll help you see it. In the first case, think of a line going straight out from Pauline's head, horizontal to the ground. Now, draw another line from the top of Pauline's head to the top of Gullen's head. The angle between that new line and the horizontal line up above is the "angle of depression." 1) You don't have enough information in this question to answer the problem. We need to know how tall her desk is (or how tall Mr Gullen is in the chair) in order to solve this. 2) tan x = 50 / 28.87 tan x = 1.73190 x = tan^(-1) 1.73190 x = 60 degrees 3) tan 10 = x/2000 x = 2000 tan 10 x = 2000 * 0.763269 x = 352.65 ft
Answered by Mathematica - Mon May 21 18:03:15 2007
Does anyone have an explanation to this annoying math problem?
Q. In triangle ABC, BD is a median. CF intersects BD at E so that BE=ED. Point F is on AB. If BF=5, then what does BA equal? I know the answer to this question already, but I can't seem to figure out what properties would make that answer occur logically. This problem also *should not* involve the use of trigonometry, considering how it was on a worksheet of geometry problems. However, if that is the only way to prove this problem, well, an explanation is better than none. [For those who want the solution to the problem: It's 15. But I have no clue what the proof is to get that answer.]
Asked by RandomNormality - Tue Jun 24 15:42:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Through D draw a line parallel to CF meeting AB at G. As AD = DC, DG is a midsegment line of triangle ACF. Therefore AG = GF. As BE = ED, DG is a midsegment line of triangle BDG. Therefore BF = GF. F and G are therefore trisection points of AB, and as BF = 5, AB = 15.
Answered by Rackbrane - Tue Jun 24 18:23:13 2008
Q. In triangle ABC, BD is a median. CF intersects BD at E so that BE=ED. Point F is on AB. If BF=5, then what does BA equal? I know the answer to this question already, but I can't seem to figure out what properties would make that answer occur logically. This problem also *should not* involve the use of trigonometry, considering how it was on a worksheet of geometry problems. However, if that is the only way to prove this problem, well, an explanation is better than none. [For those who want the solution to the problem: It's 15. But I have no clue what the proof is to get that answer.]
Asked by RandomNormality - Tue Jun 24 15:42:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Through D draw a line parallel to CF meeting AB at G. As AD = DC, DG is a midsegment line of triangle ACF. Therefore AG = GF. As BE = ED, DG is a midsegment line of triangle BDG. Therefore BF = GF. F and G are therefore trisection points of AB, and as BF = 5, AB = 15.
Answered by Rackbrane - Tue Jun 24 18:23:13 2008
A Math Question for a friend?
Q. My friend's daughter is in Geometry...They gave her a Math question, more like a "Birthday Trick"... She didn't have the worksheet, just her daughter's work... It's hard without the actual steps but her birthday is 10/25/90 And this is her work... 10 x 4 --- 40 +13 --- 53 x 25 --- 265 +1060 --- 1325 - 200 --- 1125 + 25 --- 1150 +1150 --- 2300 - 40 --- 2260 x 50 --- 113,000 + 90 --- 113,090 - 10,500 --- 102,590 = 10/25/90 The teacher is asking her to explain how this formula works, or why it works, can someone please help her out! Thanks ;) I understand it's a formula where anyone can plug number in, but SHE needs an explanation for why it works everytime.
Asked by chels. - Fri Aug 29 10:29:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Given Month/Date/TwoDigitYear ==> M/D/Y Steps: 1. Multiply the month number (M) by 4. 2. Add 13. 3. Multiply again by 25. 4. Now subtract 200 from the last result. 5. Add the date number (D). 6. Multiply the last result by 2. 7. Subtract 40. 8. Multiply the last result by 50. 9. Add the last 2 digits of year. 10. Subtract 10,500. This is what you are doing with the math... Formula = ( 50 x [ 2 x { 25 [ (4 x Month) + 13 ] - 200 + Day} - 40 ] ) + TwoDigitYear - 10,500 I know the above formula looks complicated and messy, so let me break the steps down for you... Formula broken down by steps: 1. Multiply the month number (Month) by 4. ==> 4 x Month 2. Add 13. ==> (4 x Month) + 13 3. Multiply result in "Step 2" by 25. ==> 25 x [ (4… [cont.]
Answered by earthdrivenforce - Fri Aug 29 12:55:59 2008
Q. My friend's daughter is in Geometry...They gave her a Math question, more like a "Birthday Trick"... She didn't have the worksheet, just her daughter's work... It's hard without the actual steps but her birthday is 10/25/90 And this is her work... 10 x 4 --- 40 +13 --- 53 x 25 --- 265 +1060 --- 1325 - 200 --- 1125 + 25 --- 1150 +1150 --- 2300 - 40 --- 2260 x 50 --- 113,000 + 90 --- 113,090 - 10,500 --- 102,590 = 10/25/90 The teacher is asking her to explain how this formula works, or why it works, can someone please help her out! Thanks ;) I understand it's a formula where anyone can plug number in, but SHE needs an explanation for why it works everytime.
Asked by chels. - Fri Aug 29 10:29:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Given Month/Date/TwoDigitYear ==> M/D/Y Steps: 1. Multiply the month number (M) by 4. 2. Add 13. 3. Multiply again by 25. 4. Now subtract 200 from the last result. 5. Add the date number (D). 6. Multiply the last result by 2. 7. Subtract 40. 8. Multiply the last result by 50. 9. Add the last 2 digits of year. 10. Subtract 10,500. This is what you are doing with the math... Formula = ( 50 x [ 2 x { 25 [ (4 x Month) + 13 ] - 200 + Day} - 40 ] ) + TwoDigitYear - 10,500 I know the above formula looks complicated and messy, so let me break the steps down for you... Formula broken down by steps: 1. Multiply the month number (Month) by 4. ==> 4 x Month 2. Add 13. ==> (4 x Month) + 13 3. Multiply result in "Step 2" by 25. ==> 25 x [ (4… [cont.]
Answered by earthdrivenforce - Fri Aug 29 12:55:59 2008
Quick Math problem, HELP?
Q. I need some help with this two geometry problems from my worksheet. Could anyone help me? Worksheet ---
Asked by W - Wed Jul 22 17:42:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I need some help with this two geometry problems from my worksheet. Could anyone help me? Worksheet ---
Asked by W - Wed Jul 22 17:42:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Math help!!?
Q. So I'm not dumb, I promise. I'm in honors geometry but we had a worksheet over algebra this weekend and i forget everything so: Patties dog had a litter of 7 puppies. how many cominations of 5 puppies can be chosen from the litter to be given away? A) 7 B) 21 c) 42 D) 5,040 help!
Asked by Jacka L - Mon Feb 18 20:36:12 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to my calculator it is 21... I'll tell you a cheat... if you go on google, and type in 7 choose 5 it will give you the answer. shhh, dont tell anyone... lol Ashley, u did a permutation problem, not a combination/choose... just put in 7 nCr 5 in your calculator, and you'll get the answer
Answered by Please Answer - Mon Feb 18 20:46:40 2008
Q. So I'm not dumb, I promise. I'm in honors geometry but we had a worksheet over algebra this weekend and i forget everything so: Patties dog had a litter of 7 puppies. how many cominations of 5 puppies can be chosen from the litter to be given away? A) 7 B) 21 c) 42 D) 5,040 help!
Asked by Jacka L - Mon Feb 18 20:36:12 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to my calculator it is 21... I'll tell you a cheat... if you go on google, and type in 7 choose 5 it will give you the answer. shhh, dont tell anyone... lol Ashley, u did a permutation problem, not a combination/choose... just put in 7 nCr 5 in your calculator, and you'll get the answer
Answered by Please Answer - Mon Feb 18 20:46:40 2008
does this girl like me? what should I send back to her in this note?
Q. I missed school tuesday this week, came back wednesday (today). I had geometry class, this girl who is kinda cute dropped a note on my desk for me, I'm a kinda quiet shy guy so I just kinda took it, she walked off. In the note she gave me it said how it was good to see me back in school, said that I'm really quiet, also said I should work on math worksheets with her, and her friend in class, she asked me to write back if I want. These days I've been even more "quiet and shy" when it comes to talking to people I'm not friends with...just been depressed, and upset, I think this girl is kinda cool, might wanna go out with her, i think she may or may not have a bf maybe, not sure, i havent had a gf ever before, and I'm 17. What should I… [cont.]
Asked by jon s - Wed Apr 9 21:34:27 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The fact that this girl went out of her way for no reason to contact you, especially in a letter that was personally hand written; means that shes definitly interested in someway. If she has a boyfriend she might just wanna be friends, and who knows ..if things dont work out with him, the "best guy friend" is usually the next in line it seems. But if she really was into her "maybe" boyfriend then I doubt she'd be trying to get another guys attention like this. Either way making new friends and having new experiences is almost always a good thing. So check it out for sure! Maybe she'll be the one to bring you out of your depression..whether shes just a friend or something more =)
Answered by maddz - Wed Apr 9 21:42:06 2008
Q. I missed school tuesday this week, came back wednesday (today). I had geometry class, this girl who is kinda cute dropped a note on my desk for me, I'm a kinda quiet shy guy so I just kinda took it, she walked off. In the note she gave me it said how it was good to see me back in school, said that I'm really quiet, also said I should work on math worksheets with her, and her friend in class, she asked me to write back if I want. These days I've been even more "quiet and shy" when it comes to talking to people I'm not friends with...just been depressed, and upset, I think this girl is kinda cool, might wanna go out with her, i think she may or may not have a bf maybe, not sure, i havent had a gf ever before, and I'm 17. What should I… [cont.]
Asked by jon s - Wed Apr 9 21:34:27 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The fact that this girl went out of her way for no reason to contact you, especially in a letter that was personally hand written; means that shes definitly interested in someway. If she has a boyfriend she might just wanna be friends, and who knows ..if things dont work out with him, the "best guy friend" is usually the next in line it seems. But if she really was into her "maybe" boyfriend then I doubt she'd be trying to get another guys attention like this. Either way making new friends and having new experiences is almost always a good thing. So check it out for sure! Maybe she'll be the one to bring you out of your depression..whether shes just a friend or something more =)
Answered by maddz - Wed Apr 9 21:42:06 2008
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