in america,in which grade do u learn at maths the square root, the resemblance of triangles and the circle???
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All topics mentioned abouve should be mastered in the fourth, fifth, or sixth grade. I do not know if you mean unit circle trigonometry, Triangle Laws (Trig). Let me know.
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I'm in Algebra 1 (I go to an online high school). I would be glad to help you if I can.
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You probably will need algebra level mathematics, since it requires math grade level 10, maybe some geometry.\n\nSee link:\nhttp://ispt.sdccd.edu/apprent/images/ABC.pdf
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thursday....mayonnaise...and the square root of two
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It is better to have an algebra background before taking geometry.  It is not absolutely necessary, but certainly better.
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Hell no! lol..I'm Chinese and the highest level of math I took in high school was Pre-calculus and it was tough for me.  I took college algebra and I only got a C in the class.  If anything, I think the Koreans are best in math lol  jk  Bad stereotype.
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Hell, yes. Proofs = ack! Anyone who says geometry is "easy" is lying. Even if you do good in it, it's still not "easy" for a high schooler.
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Algebra is needed for SO many things! Recipes, budgeting you name it. It teaches problem solving. Geometry is good to shape your mind to think logically. I actually took geometry twice out of my own free will because I loved proving the angles were equal or whatever. My mind was never so sharp. Trig, well I actually haven't found a use for that yet....
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americans say math brits say maths
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Basic geometry is first taught in grades 3-5.  At the common branches, you learn how to find the perimeter and areas of shapes, learn the basics about rays, angle measurement, etc.\n\nIn middle school, geometry takes on a different turn but still very basic.  \n\nI high school, I believe grade 10, you are introduced to more intense geometric ideas, direct and indirect geometric proofs, analytic geometry and coordinate geometry.\n\nTo see geometry throughout the different grades, go to:\n\naaamath.com\n\nGuido
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Look up Gauss. Story is he added up 1..100 in grade school and invented the n*(N+1)/2.
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Knowing trig makes learning calculus easier.
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Well... if I understand your question, it isn't a square root any more. If you have what looks to be a square root sign:\n√¯\nwith (for example) a three over the first little squiggly part, then it would be called a cube root. Any number under the radical sign (root sign) would then have it's cube taken. \n\nFor example, the number 8 under a cube root would be 2, because 2*2*2=8, or 2^3=8.\n\nIf you simply mean that there is a number in front of the square root:\n9√¯\nthis just means that you take the square root and then multiply it by 9. So the number 4 under a square root with a nine in front would be:\n2(the square root of 4)*9=18
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Do you mean math concept?\nMarch 14 was Pi day.\nMarch 14 is 3/14.\nPi is approximately 3.14
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The square root of 1 is 1.\nsqrt(6.6) = 2.569\nsqrt(15) = 3.873
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trigonometry is the study of angles in one or several triangles. it is a little like geometry, in the sense that it deals with shapes, but it also has characteristics similar to algebra and basic number functions. it's not too difficult once you learn how to work a scientific calculator.
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Just draw a right triangle with short sides of 10 and 24.\n\nThe hypotenuse can be calculated by the Pythagorean theorem as the square root of 24^2 + 10^2.  That works out to 576 + 100 or 676.  The square root of 676 is 26.\n\nThe direction is roughly ENE (East North-East).