You are not logged in.
Pages: 1
Hi forum!! Today i learned about surface area but it wasnt explained very good. How do you find the surface area of a 3D cube?
Hi! I haven't used the forum in a while but i'd like some help.
right Triangle #1 has an area of fifteen and a base of 6. Right triangle #2 has a base of 12 but what is the area?
I had a test today and thanks to you i got a 98%.Thats so awesome XD
Yes...youve been very helpful and now i get it. Thank you thank you!!!
ohhh, yes typo
So i guess it is right with multiplycation.
Yes i learned that yesterday.
If you don't mind, can you pls check this list:
Negative+negative=positive
negative+positive=negative
positive+positive=positive.(i know this one )
bobbym,
Well i figured the opposite of the problem was 13+9 which is 22. And i plugged in the numbers: 22-9=13.
bobbym:::::::::
x-9=13 X=22
I think it is right.
;P
bobbym;
I think i'm learning more about the first one. Thank you soooo much!!!
Dear bobbym,
Oops,sorry if i didnt clarify that. If you could show me an example of YOUR OWN ,explaining it, that would be wonderful!!!
Hi everyone!!!
I currently had a lesson on equations. It's been awhile since iv'e practiced about it. I need someone to define or tell me how to do it in the most clearest way.
Or you can just tell me how YOU understand it.I appreciate everyone who helps. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi NFS1:
As bobbym said, you "deduce the expansion of 1/1+cos as far as the term".
This is the way i find it best to figure out. If you ned more help go to aaamath,mathsisfun advanced or an advanced tutoring site.
____________________________________________________________________________________________
Hope you figure it out <3
Pages: 1