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Welcome to edjones's "About Me" page!edjones(3291)   About edjones: Retired MD, like kids and math What did edjones acccomplish on this site?
Comment from student: Thanks so much! Comment from student: Thank you for the help edjones i really appreciate it you helped make radicals easier too thanks again Comment from student: THANKS!!!!!!! Comment from student: thank you so much for your time i greatly appreciate it! Comment from student: Mr. Jones, Thank you so much for your help! Many people looked at this problem and were unable to answer it, but you did! Comment from student: Boy, I was wrong, I had x=4, and x+2=6 and when I checked my work, I thought it was right. This is what I got: x^2 + (x + 2)^2 = 10^2 4^2 + (4 + 2)^2 = 100 16 + 64 = 100 Thank you so much for your help, it was greatly appreciated. Comment from student: thank you Comment from student: thank you Comment from student: thank you Comment from student: thank you Comment from student: Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question. The extra commentary in each step is quite helpful. I think I can absorb that and recall it when I'm up against another tough one... at least I hope so. :) Comment from student: Thanks for your help Comment from student: HI ED great job, God blessing be with you always thanks .AAAAA* Comment from student: thank you, your the best. Comment from student: Thank you edjones, this was for my 6 year old daughter, you would be happy to know that she actually had the correct answer, but I was unsure and as she couldn't tell me how she got the answer I wanted to double check. Once again thank you for your time. Comment from student: Thanks for the answer, but could you tell me why do you multiply by 2. Would I multiply by 2 for all the equations? Comment from student: thank you so much!! Comment from student: Ed, Thank you so much. It totally makes sense now. I appreciate your help! Jeff Comment from student: Thank you Ed for your help. Comment from student: thank you the problem was explained will, I got to the long divsion and got confused. Comment from student: Thanks a million--this was a big help Comment from student: Thank you very much for the answer!!!!!! Comment from student: (3/x+5/y)/5x+3y Comment from student: thank you that helps Comment from student: Thank you!! Comment from student: thank you for halping me it hips me alot Comment from student: thank you so much! :] Comment from student: thank you so much! :] Comment from student: thank you for your help. This really helped me Comment from student: Thank you very much for your help. I really appreciate it. The steps helped me to understand the problem better. Comment from student: Thanks so much, i really appreciate your help! Comment from student: thank you so much for helping me! the problem looks quite simple now that I see how to solve it :) Comment from student: ED, Thank you very much, for taking time out of your schedule to answer my question. Jolie S Comment from student: sorry, it should have read like this √3x = (2√3)+x and somehow the answer is 3+ √3 How do I work it out. Thanks for your help Comment from student: sorry, it should have read like this √3x = (2√3)+x and somehow the answer is 3+ √3 Comment from student: thanks a lot ;D i owe you :) other questions please =P hehe (A) Comment from student: Thank you, sometimes brain doesn't engage for the setup of these, been out of school for 30 years, rusty! Thanks again, Deb Comment from student: Thank you! I have been to two face-to-face tutors and my online prof is not offering any direction. You are the first person to help me with this? If you have time to look at the others I would greatly appreciate your assistance. Kind regards, Albert Comment from student: Mr. Edjones I fully appreciate your time that you spend in helping people like me out and I would like to use you in the future paid when posible. Thanks alot!!! Comment from student: Thanks for your assistance. Comment from student: Thank you Ed for your help with this question. I really appreciate the time and effort you have taken to help me out. Greatly appreciated Comment from student: Thank you ever so much edjones for taking the time to answer my question. Could you please show me how you got your answers and your working out? Thanks Comment from student: Thank you very much. Comment from student: Would it be answer A? Thank you, Comment from student: Thank you for your help! I looked at the problem for almost an hour and was ready to give up! Comment from student: Thanks! Comment from student: Thank you for helping me with my homework Shelly 8th grade |
