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Expert Profile: Josh

Expertise:  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.

Experience:
I have worked as a teaching assistant in college. My hope is that more people will share knowledge without boundary, give help without seeking recognition or monetary rewards.

Supplementary Website:
See a selection of past questions in my maths repository under "Question Archive"

Education Credentials:
Bachelor degree in Engineering Science.


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Thanks for the reply!
(Kenneth on 11/12/08)
josh helped me alot to understand how to do variables
(jerry on 10/21/08)
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Recent Answers from Josh
2008-11-12  Multiple Solutions Regarding your explanation, they make sense if you delete "2% x 5" and "2% x 8" from (1) and (2) respectively. This equation has the form a*X+b*Y=c, where a, b and c represent (known) constant values...
2008-11-11  Multiple Solutions Hi Kenneth, I am not sure how you pulled the numbers and the relationship of "4% X a + 2% X b = 26" with the original question. The problem has a unique solution, because we have to find (two amounts)...
2008-11-10  problem solving What applies to the variables applies to the units as well. Since v=x/t, x has unit measured in "meter", t has unit measured in "second", the velocity v has unit measured in "meter/sec". Look at t=s/p...
2008-10-22  problem solving in college Jerry There are many web pages on this topic. Most of them have applets which allow the user to specify the parameters of an equation and see the graph instantly. Since there is no way for me to draw...
2008-10-22  Math Hi Carolyn In mathematics, the mode is the number that appears most often in a list of elements. e.g., 3 is the mode in {1,2,1,3,3,1,0,3,2,3,1,3,0}. This question does not make much sense since everything...
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