I need to know how to work it so i can solve different math problems. i need like some instruction on how to do percentages, algabra promblems, solve equations ........

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Math homework, but an English lesson involved: Proper spelling is "equation."

Offhand I see possibly that we need to set up to solve 5690/6600= X/100 and cross-multiply, then solve for X

Do again for 950/6600=Y/100 and cross multiply. Solve for Y.

At least we get to put something together that replaces the original equation with X%+Y%=100%

Now, I am leading up to Y% is the percentage change, but I need to bone-up on that point myself. Perhaps I have triggered the thought juices.

There are eleven people total. Six of eleven or about 54.5% had training, five of eleven or about 45.4% had no training.
The numbers don't add up to 100% because of rounding.

You could try out Mathemagic Computer Tutor from maths-school.co.nz.
This CD is priced at 19.90 NZD, and presently available at their site maths-school.co.nz. It comes with a pdf on the instructions oh how to about the product. The installation process is quiet simple, with the instructions given on the site. Try it out, probably this time you will not have to face a similar problem. :)

Inserting one of the pictures on the animation of this CD, take a look -

In general no. He/she will need some elementary vector calculus as well if he will try solve problems regarding design of various circuits powered by AC. Some elementary integral/differential calculus will be useful if he/she wants to solve more complicated problems with respect to power/energy consumption for example.Let just say Algebra is a MUST!

Hi,

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Hope this solves your problem. Thanks.

Which version of Microsoft Word are you using? Older versions use Equation Editor. If you did not install it, you can do so from the installation disc. If you are using Word 2007, typing math equations is already ready to go from the Ribbon.

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type the whole number then hit the ABC button then type the numerator then hit ABC then type the denominator


1ABC1ABC2 + 1ABC1ABC2=3