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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In our next piece of online algebra help, we’re going to discuss the world of polynomials. But before we get started, consider hiring an online algebra tutor from Studygate, you can’t go wrong. If there is a constant in the […]
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Three blind mice. Three blind mice. See how they run. See how they run. The Farmer’s Wife went after them with a carving knife And divided them up for stew that night. Filling eleven pots of rice. Okay, that might […]
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If you’ve previously learned how to solve linear equations, you’re ready to move onto solving linear functions. They’re very similar, and the process also uses easy steps, so if you’re solving linear equations in your sleep, functions will be a […]
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Linear equations are one of the first concepts you’ll be introduced to in Algebra I. If you’re like me, and you’ve struggled a good bit in your math journey, you may not find solving them very enjoyable or practical. However, […]
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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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A triangular prism has rectangular sides and an equilateral triangle as base, as you can see above. Volume is the maximum quantity a three dimensional closed-shape can hold. Therefore, the maximum quantity a triangular prism can contain is called volume […]
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Baa baa, black sheep, Have you any wool? “Yes sir, but sir, The storage tent is full. Build me another, All the way ‘round, So no wool is on the ground.” Yeesh! What a bossy sheep! But he has a […]
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Finding the area of a shape is one of the first steps to becoming a geometry whiz. Once you master two-dimensional shapes like quadrilaterals, triangles and circles, you’re ready to find the area of more complex three-dimensional shapes that you […]
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If you’re sitting in geometry struggling to memorize dozens of formulas to find the area, perimeter, and volume of shapes you’ve never even seen before, you may have begun to harbor some ill will towards the subject. You’re probably also […]
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