Math Help

curiousblonde asked:


I like geometry better because instead of JUST solving for x you actually get to see and know what you are trying to solve for. I just wanna know WHY you would like algebra better?

Milton

thats_scandalous92 asked:


I don’t plan on taking calculus in high school, since math is not my strongest subject (I am better at english, history, and science). I was planning on going up to pre-calculus and maybe AP stat if my schedule allowed it. Do colleges care if you don’t take the highest-level math classes in high school?

Gail

fortunamajor asked:


I’m not very good at Algebra. Last year, I took honors Algebra. I had a horrible teacher who scared everyone. It was hard to learna lot and most kids got all 100% but I always got B’s. My final average was a B+. I’m willing to work a little harder than most in order to get good grades. Do you think I should not be in honors geometry?

Sandra

Kims asked:


I have pictures and everything and I could send them through email or something so that someone may be able to help me.
I have 5 proofs that I need to do and I can’t figure them out at all. I’ve tried and looked all over the internet for help but I can’t seem to find anything.
Please help!
If anyone can help me my email is liltiger12ki@yahoo.com I don’t know how to reply on this yahoo answers thing so here is my email!

Michael

Shanlei asked:


Can someone help me out with these Geometry Questions?

1. The point K (4, 3) is rotated 90 degrees about the origin. What is the sum of the x- and y-coordinates of the image?

2. The point P (1, 3) is rotated 180 degrees about the origin, and then reflected in the line y = 0. What is the y-coordinate of the image?

3. The point T (5,-1) is reflected in the y-axis. What is the distance between the image and the pre-image?

Darrell

Kumar asked:


Hey, i am having trouble on this problem for trigonometry. The problem is:

cosine^x=1 ^ means squared, for example, 3X3=9 or 3^=9

I do not know where to start or what to do. I have to solve the equations for the exact solutions over the intervals [0 , 2{pie} )
[ means including. ) means excluding.

Please leave a detailed explanation for this problem, 10 points will not be awarded without a good description. Thnx in advance.

Maurice

kasa2 asked:


I need help with geometry and I need good geometry websites that explains math problems step by step.

Peter

kittenpie asked:


I just registered for an introductory calculus class at the University of Minnesota. I have a 4-year college degree, but I haven’t taken any math since I took calc in high school over 10 years ago, and I don’t remember a thing. I’m not even sure how much algebra/trig/pre-calc are even floating around in my brain anymore. What is the best way to prepare myself for this class, so I’m not completely overwhelmed? The first class session is in three weeks.

Angela

rosebabyyy asked:


if someone can help me with exams 6-10 in geometry i would gladly be willing to help with another subject. i have done social civics.. U.S. history.. Literature…planning your career.. english 2..and psychology
thanks so much.

Ida

Harris Leung asked:


If so, how- explain thoroughly plz

PS: Im only 11 years old pplz..
well… i asked my teacher and she said it was too complicated and didnt teach me

Doris