Homework Help Thread

[And1sports]

Originally Posted by Frosty the Froman

Yeah, it's a little hard to understand math terms on the computer at first since there aren't keys for alot of them. Also, I'm pretty sure those are right. There're usually a few ways to solve any kind of equation, but they almost always give you the same answer.

Trust me it's the right answer, i learned some high advanced math from a teacher nd she was suppose to be just teaching algebra one but made us do high school,college work. It was complicate but here's a little thing about this the teachers will mix up lessons with others, and mix equations. This mixes slopes with other variables to confuse u but really it's easier than it seems. Trust me keep trying it and you'll get on to what i meant. Hey guru add me on that help list.

I'm good in all math really, algebra 1&2, per-cal, pre-trig, and trig. I have advance cores on my math HSA, good in English, history, spanish, little french, Biology, and a little chemistry, and maybe others but not trying to brag just letting any know who ever needs help with home work, i'll try my best to help he/she out. =] But, we have lots of other smart, talented, and gifted people here waiting for you guys to ask. :P

[GuruSharky]

Hmm, well I turned in the assignment like 3 days ago sooo lol.

It sounds like gambit might kind of have the right idea.

[And1sports]

Originally Posted by GuruSharky

Hmm, well I turned in the assignment like 3 days ago sooo lol. It sounds like gambit might kind of have the right idea.

Oh, lol but did they give u the paper back, with the correct answers?

[GuruSharky]

ahhh, no she did not yet. Ill be sure to post when she does.

[Frosty the Froman]

Originally Posted by GuruSharky

Hmm, well I turned in the assignment like 3 days ago sooo lol. It sounds like gambit might kind of have the right idea.

Not even almost! I don't mean to be rude, but I actually took and passed a college class. Slope has NOTHING to do with the first two, they're entirely about substitution! Not a bit of the math I've seen on here has been the slightest bit confusing to me, but you'd have to be confused if you threw slope in there...

[GuruSharky]

Yeah Im sure its subsititution, but no graphing for any of them.

Its saying when it says f(g(x)) its telling you to turn all of the x in the f(x) equation into g(x)

[And1sports]

Originally Posted by Frosty the Froman

Not even almost! I don't mean to be rude, but I actually took and passed a college class. Slope has NOTHING to do with the first two, they're entirely about substitution! Not a bit of the math I've seen on here has been the slightest bit confusing to me, but you'd have to be confused if you threw slope in there...

Originally Posted by GuruSharky

Yeah Im sure its subsititution, but no graphing for any of them. People has different methods of finding out, i told ya i don't go by the rules i do my own, and still get them right. Its saying when it says f(g(x)) its telling you to turn all of the x in the f(x) equation into g(x)

I already knew it subs btw, just use my on style, and technique to sue slopes, and still got it right bytches..lol Does anyone hate showing no work but get the answer, and a teacher faisl you for not showing no work? LOZ

[GuruSharky]

I hate when I'm like, "this answer is obvious or takes no work to complete and can be done in my head" and she marks me down for no work. My trig and physics teachers do that.

[Frosty the Froman]

I know...that's exactly what chem did in his post...

[GuruSharky]

Chem might be right, I dont remember the correct answers, but he posted his answers after I turned the assignment in.

I did get a paper back today, I'll go check to see if its the one.

EDIT: but for some reason I believe that the correct answer included variables, tho I may be wrong in that assumption as well.