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## Math Lessons

Vincent Said:Where can i do some 10th grade math review, and some grade 11 math prep?We Answered:Have you tried BBC Bitesize, that helps me a lot when I am revising...Benjamin Said:Where do I get websites the teach 9th and 10th grade math?We Answered:Math.com is a good one to teach topical information. After each lesson, there is a short quiz. Many universities offer summer programs and camps who are interested in advancing their math and science skills.Jaime Said:Does anyone know about what is going to be on the 10th grade math Taks this year?We Answered:http://www.tea.state.tx.us/index3.aspx?i… scroll down until you see April...

Ian Said:How do you divide this rational expression (11th grade math)?We Answered:(4m + 8 / 3n - 3) / (2m + 6 / 7n - 7) <=> [ (4m+8) * (7n-7) ] / [ (3n-3) * (2m+6) ] <=> [ 4(m+2)*7(n-1) ] / [ 3(n-1)*2(m+3) ] <=> 28(m+2) / 6(m+3) Are you sure it was 4m+8 and 2m+6 :) ?Don Said:How do you simplify this question (11th grade math)?We Answered:3x^2 + 9x - 30 (factor out the 3) 3(x^2 + 3x - 10) (factor) 3(x - 2)(x + 5) x^2 + 7x +10 (factor) (x + 2)(x + 5) 3(x - 2)(x + 5) (over) (x +...

Brenda Said:What is LiberalArts Math(12th grade, not college)?We Answered:It is a combination of algebra and geometry, designed for the student not ready to take algebra 2. Good Luck!Lori Said:How do you know if a relation is a function?(talking about graphing) 12th grade math.?We Answered:Functions must be 'onto.' That basically means that every x value provided must go to one and only one y value. x y ------ 3 2 3 1 2 1 1 0 0 5 This is not a function, only because x=3 gives two answers! On a graph, there's something called the vertical line test. ...

Lorraine Said:Can you begin a whole number with zero?We Answered:well im just 13 but it seems to me you are correct. the only whole number that begins with zero is zero itself. "012" is just simply not a number. Whole numbers= {0, 1, 2, 3...} Unless the question was " What is the smallest number you can make when ADDING 0, 2, and 1?" In which case the answer would obviously be 3. Hope I helped! Yeah, i agree with the other people. 0 is just a placeholder. But I still think ur right.Barry Said:I am in 7th grade attending 8th...

Christian Said:How can help me figure out this 7th grade level math problem? Please?We Answered:V= A*h V= (pir^2) * h <====== You need to divide the diameter by 2 to get the radius. V= (pi*2.65)*h V= 8.321*h V= 8.321*9 V= 74.889 V~ 74.9 Therefore, the tank can hold to a maximum of 74.89 volume of water.Harold Said:What level of math should I study when skipping 7th grade to 8th grade?We Answered:Study bothMaxine Said:If I am an 11 and take 7th Grade Math and decide to Tutor will older kids cooperate with me?We Answered:Don't worry. Just be nice to them and when they see you are nice and...

Zachary Said:What do I have to study to learn all of 9th grade advanced math?We Answered:Algebra I IS 9th grade math. Depending on where you live, 10th grade math is considered to be either Geometry or Algebra II. At my high school it's: Algebra I ----> Geometry ----> Algebra II -----> Pre-Calculus and if you're advanced: (took Algebra I in 8th grade) Geometry ----> Algebra II ----> Pre-Calculus ----> CalculusDon Said:How should I decorate my 9th grade math support class?We Answered:Let them decorate. Give them a "poster assignment" at the beginning. Tell them it should be appropriate, math-related. One year, for a change,...

## Gmat Math Review

Jose Said:Are these books sufficient for GMAT preparation? Or are the excessive?We Answered:That's a solid list, but I'd substitute some of Kaplan and PR books out for more Manhattan GMAT and Powerscore books--those books are more focused whereas the Kaplan stuff is more generalized and less helpful, I think. I'd add: Math: Manhattan GMAT guides for the different math questions. Short but solid help. OG Quant is good, but it is just problems. A math guide will help explain how to do the problems. Verbal: The Powerscore GMAT Bible that covers the verbal section. Much more comprehensive than others I've...

## Middle School Math Lessons

Sue Said:What do middle schoolers learn in math?We Answered:Im a 7th grader and at my school some people are in math7, pre-algebra, or algebra ab, in 8th grade same options but there is algebra cd. im in algebra ab and we have learned stuff like multi-step equations, functions, real numbers, ration and irrational numbers,linear equations and graphing them,slope-intercept form point-slope form standard form and all those other types of equations, perpendicular and parallel lines, and exponents and how to simplify them.thats not the order we learned them. along with all of that we are also going to learn the standard...

## Probability Math Lessons

Johnny Said:Probability Math Problem HOMEWORK HELP PLEASE!!!?We Answered:Need to find probability that John will practice his piano lesson. That is to find propability of John practicing regardless of weather condition. Let probability that John will practice his piano lesson if it rains expressed as P(J / R) = 0.8 Let probability that John will practice his piano lesson if it does not rain expressed as P(J / NR) = 0.4 Let probability that it rains expressed as P(R) = 0.6 = 60% This is what we call a conditional probability problem; Applyig the formulas of conditional propability we have; P(J / R) = P (J and...

## Sat Math Problems

Glenn Said:Can anyone help me on these SAT I Math Problems?We Answered:Uhh, the first one is most definitely not C. It is D. 87 is divisible by 3, leaving 12/87 not a reduced fraction.Douglas Said:3 SAT Math Problems, Please Help!?We Answered:1. You know 9/15 are seniors. 1/3 of the remaining 6/15 is 2/15 so 11/15 is the sum of seniors and juniors. The remaining 4/15 is 80 so divide that by 4 to get the equivalent of 1/15 which is 20. 20*9=180. So that is your answer. 2. It is C. You can figure out his rate per day by dividing...
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