If your first thought of a trapezoid was either a flying circus act or a muscle in the shoulder, this blog is for you! First, a minor let down. A trapezoid is nothing exotic as double summersault through the air. […]
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If your first thought of a trapezoid was either a flying circus act or a muscle in the shoulder, this blog is for you! First, a minor let down. A trapezoid is nothing exotic as double summersault through the air. […]
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All right, math wizards, here’s a trick question: does a circle have more than 360° in it? The answer: nope. Once you go all the way around a circle, you end up back at the beginning! Pretty easy, right? But […]
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Here’s a secret that math tutors keep to themselves: Sometimes, the fanciest math skills are actually the simplest ones! Like the ultra-mysterious Reference Angle! Sounds pretty impressive, no? But Reference Angles are actually one of the easiest things to define. […]
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In the whole, wide world of geometry, there are so many shapes and sizes of triangles that you might think they’re all exactly the same, or that they’re all completely different. Not necessarily! Two triangles must share precisely specific traits […]
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow made Paul Revere famous, but maybe not for the reason history books tell us. You’ll see how the evolution of our understanding of this story corresponds to how our understanding of education evolves. When Longfellow put Revere […]
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Math brings out the artist in you! While the industrious student can simply whip out a graph calculator to draw up graphing functions, figuring out functions the old-fashioned way can be pretty keen. With nothing but a pencil and a […]
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Mary had a shorn a little lamb Its fleece was filthy grey. Mary had to scrub it clean. For a sock on Mom’s birthday. She took it to an automat. But wondered what to add. Sodium carbonate will do the […]
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Jack and Jill went up a hill To fetch a pail a water. But Jack looked down At the sloping ground And said, “Slope’s -10, let’s go sledding after.” Jack wasn’t just wishing on the fly. He knew a good […]
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Finding the perimeter of a rectangle is one of the easiest first steps towards becoming a geometry genius. The formula is simple and quick, and with a little practice, you’ll be finding the perimeter of every rectangle in sight! So […]
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Chemical reactions are the stuff of life. When we cook food, start a motor, or washing our hands in soap, we depend on chemical reactions. There are many types of reactions, but all of them have one thing in common. […]
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As site hosts, StudyGate’s job is to bring the traffic onto the website and engineer the user experience to work as smooth as possible. Once you become a tutor, your role is to establish solid connections with our students. We […]
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One of the simple joys of life is a push-pop candy. You remember ‘em: Right, a lollipop without a stick. And while it sounds like a push-up, a Push-Pop doesn’t have the same effect. (And no, eating one does not […]
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