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silly_dreamerU.S.
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I am an 8th grade math teacher, but have experience teaching high school as well. I am comfortable assisting with math questions dealing with Algebra II/Trigonometry. | |
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I can answer questions ranging from Pre-Algebra through AP Calculus BC (first year college calculus), as well as some questions in Discreet Mathematics (probability, matrix theory, graph theory, and combinatorics). |
Hi Asad, Good questions. I am more than happy to answer all of them (that's what I am here for!), but please keep in mind that i can't possibly give a lot of in-depth explanation for each one when
Thanks for your question. These questions, I believe, can all be answered with the use of either the product or quotient rule. Since this is AP Calculus, I'll assume you are familiar with the "general
Asad, For problem #1, we recall the formula for the derivative of an exponential function. The formula says that if we have a function of the form ax^b, the derivative (slope) function will be abx^(b-1)
Hi Kristie, Area of a rectangle = Length X Width In this case, Length = L 3 times the Length is = 3 X L = 3L One more than 3 times the Length is = 3L + 1 Width = One more than 3 times the Length
Asad, 22. The function is g(x) x^3. To find the slope of the graph, we must find the formula for the derivative of the function (since this is 1st semester calculus, I'm assuming you are familiar

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