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Lynn Houston
U.S.
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| I can answer questions in basic algebra and any grade school math. | Available
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John Zalewski
U.S.
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| I can help you solve problems involving fractions, decimals, ratios, and algebra. I can teach you how to do math faster, and even in your head. I can teach math definitions, and help you study, if necessary. Please do not ask any graphing, trigonometry, or calculus questions. Try to work through homework questions before asking for assistance.
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Wei Chong
Singapore
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| I can help you out with topics such as Algebra, Fractions, Exponents and Graphs. I'll guide you in solving math problems using logical step-by-step explanations. | On Vacation
returns 09/16/2008
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Josh
Australia
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| When I work through problems, I emphasize principles and key ideas which I believe are worth noting. I will try to answer questions in the following areas, but not at the advanced level. Algebra. Sequences & Series. Trigonometry. Functions & Graphs. Coordinate Geometry. Quadratic Polynomials. Exponentials & Logarithms. Basic Calculus. Probability, Permutations and Combinations. Mathematical Induction. Complex numbers. Physics problems. | On Vacation
returns 09/07/2008
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Jenny
U.S.
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| I can answer all types of questions in subjects including algebra, geometry, calculus, logic, probability, word problems, statistics, and trigonometry. Please submit only one question, and I will explain each step of the problem's solution to you. | On Vacation
returns 09/01/2008
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Abe Mantell
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| Hello, I am a college professor of mathematics and regularly teach all levels from elementary mathematics through differential equations, and would be happy to assist anyone with such questions! | On Vacation
returns 08/30/2008
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