Any suggestions on college math?
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Try to find a book on analytic geometry (which should also cover trigonometry), and one that has lots of exercises, which will help you retain all that information.  There used to be a book called Geometry & Trigonometry for Calculus, but it's out of print.  As per the algebra, try to find a cheap Dover Classics book through amazon, they are usually only $10-20.  Also, the following site may help you:\nhttp://ltcconline.net/greenl/courses/152a/152a.htm\nhttp://ltcconline.net/greenl/courses/152b/152b.htm\nhttp://ltcconline.net/greenl/courses/154/154.htm\nhttp://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/AllBrowsers/2413/TrigEquations.asp\nhttp://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/AllBrowsers/2413/TrigFcns.asp\n\nGood luck!\n\nSteve
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try http://www.webmath.com/\nit gives you help on math on almost any time of math.
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Google the word algebra help.  Purple math is great, but there are other sites also.  I am sorry I do not have the names at the moment.
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www.hotmath.com\nhlps me all the time XD
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go on\nwww.hotmath.com
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If decimals are allowed, then (73+7)*.3 is a nice solution :)\n\nIf not, then the only solution I could find is (3+(3/7))*7\n\nEDIT : As for the initial question, absolutely! Math is my favorite subject, even in college. I won several contests in high-school, and love any sort of math puzzles. If you know of any more, please e-mail me :)\n\nSubmarinerdave : Heh. That's what I thought of as well, my sister has a 24 contest at her school two years ago :) A similar but more challenging game is the 2006 math game, where you try to make numbers from 1 to 100 using the digits 2,0,0, and 6. Link below.
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College degree with major in math.
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Use practical application as much as possible:\nPercentages - use discounts on shopping\nProbabilities - use gambling techniques\nFractions - use cooking recipes\nGeometry - use carpentry and/or bird houses\nTrigonometry - Use maps\nAlgebra - Just remember that the answer is not always on the right ide of the equation. It's a code, learn to decode.\nCalculus - Just a funkier form of Trig & Algenra - go to Differential Equations and it just turns back to alegbra.\nPhysics - use the above equations on a dot in space (vector mechanics)\n\nThe goal is to simplify simplify simplify.  Break it down to smaller parts, learn to solve each part then combine them for the answer.\n\nIf you are in highschool - see if you can get into the early studies program (most US public schools have this available).  You will take college courses for both HS credit AND college credit.  Best place for core math & physics classes is your local community college, much cheaper than the university (Most universities will allow up to 100 credit transfers from community college) AND the professors at the community college care about low level class students since their time is not et up by the vying for research grants like the university profs.
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Try any of these, they are really good!!!\n\nwww.math.com/\n\nschool.discovery.com/homeworkhelp/webmath/\n\nwww.hotmath.com/\n\nwww.erols.com/bram/ \n\nwww.webmath.com/\n\nwww.mathgoodies.com/homework/ \n\nwww.aplusmath.com/
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A place where you can get help cheap, or free is at you local public/private university.  Math Majors would love the extra money to help your son with fractions.  You could prolly pay 20 dollars per session.  Also I know some universities offer free tutoring.
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speak to your math teacher and ask her/him to help you out in class, show them that your determined to learn and they should help you out. \nalso when your doing your math problems talk them out to yourself so that you can see where your going wrong and take your time doing the problems. \none trick i used to learn and kinda sad was to add up number plates on cars as they went past, and then multiply the number and then divide and just mess about with the numbers, its just so that you get good at problem solving, even if its simple problems like addition, subtraction.\n\nfinally, just keep on trying and tell your parents to help you so that they can see your efforts and praise you too and they will hopefully take some measures like tuition to help you if you need it.\n\ngood luck:)
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http://www-math.mit.edu/~sipser/book.html\n\nI hope this may be of some help.
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I say go for it! Don't let your fear of math change what you want to do. I hope that your writing and spelling for college applications and college work are better than you have demonstrated here.
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there are great math help sites.  do a google and fine mat homework help.  it works
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THis is a great site for students.\nhttp://school.discovery.com/homeworkhelp  As you will see it's got a lot of stuff.  Also you need to let your teacher know that you are having difficulty. There maybe others who need him/her to go over something again also.  You would be a hero to them for having the courage to ask for help. \n\nAsk Dr. Math — Dr. Math to the rescue\nThe MathPage — This is a really great site from Manhattan Community College…a must see for people looking for basic math skills\nDan's Math@Home Page — Really great basic math skills here\nBasic College Mathematics — Interactive math problems…very good\nMath Stories.com — Very nice site with word problems for students grades 1-5\nWebMath — I use this for my math homework…it's great!\nMath.com Homework Help — Great help with pre-algebra, algebra and geometry\nAAA Math — If you want to have fun learning math, then try this site\nMath for Morons Like Us — Don't be insulted by the title…it is really cool! \nCool Math.com — Definitely cool!\nMath Homework Helper — Great math help for elementary and middle school students from Fact Monster\nFrank Potter's Science Gems - Mathematics — Don't miss Mr. Potter's sites\nQuickMath — Great for solving equations for algebra and calculus\nThe Math Forum — Wonderful math page with many math links and information\nTopics in Mathematics — Math Archives — You will find just about any kind of math here\nHarcourt Animated Math Glossary — A definitely cool glossary of math terms
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i have a TI-89. i've used it since algebra 1 and i'm in AP Calc BC right now. they're useful and i can play mario on it too.
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Use the most recent Princeton texts. I used them and I got a 700 on the SAT IIC exam. I wasn't that great at math, but constant review does the trick.\n\nUsually the methods for solving an equation will stick in your head...and all the test graders care about is what bubble you mark, not how you got there. Guess the answer if you need to, but I don't recommend leaving anything blank when you actually take the test.