Why cant I get math???
111510
Hey i suck at math, but for some reason i can Ace my tests.
190553
Yeah, I know what you mean. Read my answer to your first question, too, b/c maybe another teacher might be a better match for you as a tutor.  My daughter is having the same problem as you right now, her teacher is so boring she is killing the class slowly and surely. Used to be my son could tutor her, but he is in college now. I can't help b/c you kids are doing math I never ever heard of.  She tells me that you can go to some websites that give math help, if you google the math term you don't understand.  Good luck and don't give up, please?
107243
you LIKE math????\n\nit takes a special kind of person i guess....lol
899751
If you can do basic math (add, subtract, multiply or divide) you can do it. Unless you are going for a Subject Test for Math, then you need to get a study guide available from the test company or online.\n\nGood Luck
918648
Wow, that's a broad area of a problem. What exactly are you having trouble with?\n\nMy guess would be that you're not confident in your ability to do maths, because that underlies most science. You need to "get" algebra, in particular, to solve most Physics problems, and some people just have trouble getting thir head round the idea that a letter can stand for a number you don't know (or even one you do).\n\nI'd suggest you try to get some remedial algebra help and see if that makes things easier.\n\n=======\n\nIf it's not the maths, then I guess you are having trouble concentrating because you don't find it interesting, and don't see how it relates to your life.\n\nPartly that's down to poor teaching, but you can't let that ruin your education. You could read some popular science books, or New Scientist magazine (your school probably has it in the library). I don't know if schools still run electronics clubs like they did in my day, but that's one way to get into a certain area of Physics. Astronomy is great to read about, or again join a local club.\n\nBut yeah, some of it is hard and boring. Thermodynamics springs to mind :-)
832637
your question does not make sense, the numbers are impossible
634517
why? can't do math? talk to your tutor, and help is there to overcome if there is any issue that puts you of it. if there is none (and you ought to know it pays well later!) switch to something else like biology or physics or law. tutors have all your marks and know where you go wrong and why you are disappointed. if they ask you to switch and you sure dont like engineering please switch.
148099
Many people don't get their mathematics. The basic problem is that they don't give enough time to it. Most people dislike mathematics that they  hardly know it. The solution to this problem is to change your attitude towards maths.
40372
Nope.  I hated math too.  But, you need it throughout life.  From simple things like calculating the tip for a restaurant bill to understanding how interest works when you are applying for a mortgage.\nIf you are having trouble with it, see if you can get a tutor.  Sometimes, teachers aren't very good at explaining the concepts and then you feel like you get left behind.  A tutor may be able to take time to help you learn at your own pace and show you different tricks for learning math and arriving at the right answer.
726876
This site is a great place to practice basic math skills... when you get to the site... \n\n1. click on the grade level (at the top) that you wish to practice\n2. click on the topic that you wish to practice\n3.  click on the subtopic that you wish to practice\n4.  click on the practice box\n5.  click on "start" to begin practice\n6.  continue to click on "start" until you finish practicing that lesson\n\nAlso, this site has interactive games with math and arithmetic rules.  Lots of fun with math!\n\n http://www.aaamath.com/
649859
Until you change your mind about math, you're not going to be able to help, no matter how much you want to.  Algebra isn't bizarre.  It's actually a pretty basic way to find an unknown. And you use it every day without realizing it.   For example, let's say you have $1.00.  You go to the store to buy apples.  They each cost 20 cents.  How many could you buy for $1.00?  That's algebra in its most basic form.  \n\nSolving algebra problems is no different than solving any other math problem.  Begin by breaking it down into what you know and what you need to know.  And always remember that whatever you do to one side of the equation must be done to the other side. \n\nTo help with your son's work, do it together.  He needs to learn the process more than he needs to get the right answer.  Work problems together and talk them out.  You'll learn from one another, and you'll really cherish the time together.
851464
that is a really simple question, so if you have a calculator you should be able to get it, otherwise, it is your homework and I refuse to give you an answer to your homework. I would actually HELP you to get the answer if you asked for HELP doing it.\n\n-EA
735187
to get better at math,you need to practise it constantly.i used to be bad at math and every morning,i would do about 10questions and this practise helped me because in the morning your absorption rate is higher so i could atucally understand and retain what i studied.\nthe best way to understand math is to practise consatnly ans start with simple questions so when you grasp the basics you can do harder questions.never do harder questions first cuz that wud just make u feel depressed since you may not be able to answer them\nall the best
12714
me i alwas sucked at math
112971
There's a problem with equation. Go back and check it.\nAs it stands, no x would satisfy this.\nInfity is an abstraction, not a number.
390958
MAth is my downfall, too.  On the ACT I scored 30-something on everything but math...my score was so bad that it took my composite down to the mid twenties!
38182
Some people are good at math, while others are better at reading. Just depends on yuor strong points. \n\nHowever, that does not mean you can never learn it. It takes practice, like everything. I am not a strong math person either, but I have made it through 3 levels of calculus in one semester. \n\nYou might ask extra help from the teacher or get a tutor. For me, practice and one on one help is what helps me. It is not something that comes natural to everyone, but once you get the hang of it, algebra is not as hard as it may seem right now.