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Below are some resources I found and bookmarked.
AAA Study:
Pick a grade and a math topic and begin learning.
BBC GCSE Maths:
Part of the Britsh tutoring Bitesize lessons at a very high level, pick a topic, and a lesson and go!
Hooda Math:
Fun math games for all ages, and tutorials.
Note: They took out many of the games that were there before.
IXL:
Pick a grade and topic and take the test!
Note: Need a paid membership for some features.
Pearson Success Net:
Login, choose your book, and read EnVision Math online.
Note: Need to own at least one EnVision Math textbook at school, and have your teacher add your account.
\n? I don't see \n. Maybe your browser uses Latex differently... Do you guys use Small Basic?
I learned it over the summer.
Well, first I didn't. Two seconds ago, I just finished it. Anyway, I get it now. Thanks! Oh... now I realize the items at the top are not always for copying and pasting into your topics and posts . What is "Quote?" I'll see if I can fix these errors...
This is weird. I tried to add the <> and the same thing happened: math?
And now I clicked on the link and boom! The <> were added to the equation.
Okay... is latex some kind of code formatting that is used to power the site?
I don't know how it does that... it just keeps saying "math?"
I enter the code with square brackets with math and /math and I put the stuff inside... wait... did you say you need<example>?
Oh... I'll fix that.
No, the period was marked as the end of a sentence. Anyway, that was just an example, if I do it in real time and enter it exactly correctly, so yeah, it's got to be a variable dump.
What is my latex?
I found them on Word under Insert>Equation and they were there.
Someone help me! This glitch keeps bothering me... Ugh! Every time I encounter it,
In Microsoft Small Basic (here is just a simple example,)
TextWindow.WriteLine("Testing")
test = TextWindow.Read()
If test = "Testing Reply" Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("This is text.")
Else
TextWindow.WriteLine("Sorry, this operation did not perform correctly.")
EndIf
it always displays the Else even when I type in "Testing Reply."
And also , whenever I try to group Ifs into ElseIfs, Small Basic keeps saying there is an error in the program.
Someone help!
So, I went to a British tutoring site and found out about the Pythagoran Theorem problems.
Here is the Pythagoran Theorem itself:
And following that rule, you would do a problem like this:
1. Take 2 numbers, 1 being larger than the other. For example, 12 and 13.
2. Square them.
Therefore, the final formula would be:
^ <Latex fixed by moderator. Some symbols cannot be copied from ordinary text. Bob>
Here's some equations I found on Microsoft Word :
The Binomial Theorem:
Sum Expansion:
Fourier Series:
The Taylor Expansion:
And here's something I made up:
I'm guessing I just blew your minds , and you're like