Author Topic: Mathematics help, please  (Read 1040 times)

1 is top left, 2 is top right, 3 is bottom left, 4 is bottom right.

Also once again the math was done in my head so errors may occur.

all correct, very many thanks Chefkokkie.



Let's tell you the answers to your math homework so you can get a 0 on it for no showing work and then fail the test which is worth substantially more of your grade!!!

Let's tell you the answers to your math homework so you can get a 0 on it for no showing work and then fail the test which is worth substantially more of your grade!!!

Don't you notice anything about the pictures he's providing us? He's doing it online and can't show work from what we can see.

Don't you notice anything about the pictures he's providing us? He's doing it online and can't show work from what we can see.

I meant show work on the test.

I hate math but I'm okay at it.

BBs, if you find this hard it's most likely because you have a mental block on math. Think of Math in a more interesting way just as measuring and sizing tool in 3d programs are, but in real life.

Here is a hint: A straight angle Is always half of 360 degrees, as if it cut a circle in half; meaning it's 180 degrees.
Now, if x is given for one angle of a line then you simply minus that number from 180 and you'll get the opposite angle.

After you learn the procedure it becomes relatively easy.
Now when you get into higher math like Algebra 2 you'll be solving long division and beyond. For this stuff you'll need to concentrate.
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