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Thanks. Could you pelase PM me your MSN address.

Of course they only do it because they know they'll get away with it. Other teachers don't get this happening to htem as they wouldn't tolerate it. Some recent ones include: Putting fine saw dust (from a sander bag) all over a teachers back when he was turned away. Using an airhorn in inside...

Algebra stuffs me right up, and as i don't have the basics I get furthur behind. Can anyone please explain "differernce of a square" and "inerqualities" to me, as though I knew nothing of these at all. Any help would be appreciated.

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As I don't live in a large city, and live in a very small country town, normal tutoring is just not an option. I need someone to tutor me online in the basics of maths. I'm talking covering year 8/9/10 maths basics, of which I am lacking, espically with algebra.

Some teachers are decent, although about 3 are total pushovers. Throwing paper darts at teachers. Throwing balls at teachers heads when they are turned around. Throwing up to 50 or so paper balls during a lesson. Calling a male teacher a bitch. Walking out of lessons 10 minutes early.

Lol, Last year at my school one teacher taught me 5 out of 7 subjects! I had him for maths, science, PE, sose, and tech. Pretty sure he wasn't even qualified in at least two of those, espcially considering he was only in his second or third year out of uni.

I lost my glasses. What should I do and how shoul i tell parents?

Still don't get it lol. </x>

Thanks, I thought that was waht it was. :)

Thats what I don't get. Would multiplying by 4, not cuase the left side to be unbalanced?

LOl, I still don't get it.

I have no idea at all what test points are. Teacher isn't the best, and I'm not very good at algebra, so have no idea what this is. So what are test points?

So for the last one, you cross multiply? How do you know which product goes on what side of the sign (>, etc).

What does the 'O' in BODMAS stand for? Can anyone help me with the following algebra qustions. (x²)² - How do I expand when both are squared? (x + 5)² + (1 - x)(1 + x) (x - 3)(x² - 2x + 7) (2x - 5)(3x² + x - 4) Also is the answer to the below question x > -45 or x > -23 (ignore the dots)...

I am trying to understand Ohm's Law. Can anyone explain the basics of this to me? I placed this in this forum as this is the education forums...

Is it even possible to solve it using that little info?

Algerbra (and maths altogether) are my weakest points. Sites which I use include http://www.boredofstudies.org/ (lol) http://www.mathematics.com.au/guest.html# http://www.math.com/ http://mathworld.wolfram.com/ http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Resources/AoPS_R_Websites.php...

Anyone?

Can anyone explain to me transformations on an x, y axis? Eg - 2 x 2X I can map that fine, although just don't get how to do a translation, eg, of 2X.