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Welcome to scott8148's "About Me" page!scott8148(3382)   About scott8148: This is MUCH more interesting than sudoku...I am available for hire on a per-problem or per-hour basis __ rsd24@cornell.edu What did scott8148 acccomplish on this site?
Comment from student: Dear scott8148, Thank you so much! I don't understand a thing about algebra and I have a tenth grader who just doesn't get it either, and I can't help him! Thank goodness there are people who love math and don't mind helping others, else none of the rest of us would ever graduate high school! Thanks again for your help, L. Williams, FL Comment from student: Thank you very much for taking the time and helping me on this problem. I greatly appreciate the information :) Comment from student: Thank you so much for responding. I however in my rush typed the equation incorrectly. It should have been 3pq-4p^2+2pr. Comment from student: Well, at least that means I was right! Thank you very much for your time. Comment from student: Thank you for your help. I just went over it today, but, I didn't get my homework when I came home. Comment from student: THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i WAS ABOUT TO FREAK OUT ABOUT THIS PROBLEM THANKS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH U ROCK U KNOW U SHOULD BECOME A MATH TEACHER AT OUR SCHOOL CAUSE U WOULD PROBABLY EXPLAIN STUFF LIKE THIS BETTER WAIT I KINDA DON'T UNDERSTAND CAN U FULLY WORTHIS PROBLEM OUT PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 I WANT TO SURPRISE MY TEACHER Comment from student: THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i WAS ABOUT TO FREAK OUT ABOUT THIS PROBLEM THANKS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH U ROCK U KNOW U SHOULD BECOME A MATH TEACHER AT OUR SCHOOL CAUSE U WOULD PROBABLY EXPLAIN STUFF LIKE THIS BETTER Comment from student: Thank you for your wonderful help. I am in the 8th grade and take a 10th grade course and it is very hard. I would like to thank you because with out your help I would not be able to pass my test 11/16/09 Thanks again- Rebecca Jacobs Comment from student: Thank you very much Scott! Comment from student: Thank you so much. That helped alot Comment from student: Thanks a bunch, I dont give Hunter the answers but I like to know how it works cause if he has problems I can then direct him in the right direction. Yes indeed we parents must stick together. I wish I had someone like yourself around so that this would be easier but am grateful for your help. Thanks a bunch Comment from student: Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question. I'm able to see clearly how you arrived at your answers. Comment from student: Thank you for your help! Comment from student: Thank you very much, Scott8148(3340O for your quick and simple solution. Carrie. Comment from student: Thanks for the answer and the fast response! Comment from student: Thanks for the help Scott, I appreciate it a lot. Sometimes I get stuck on my homework and getting help from people like you is great! Thanks again From smtims@hotmail.com Comment from student: Thank you so much, we have not gone over but a few max and min word problems, this really helps! Comment from student: Thanks for your help on both problems you solved for me! Comment from student: Thanks Mr. Scott! Comment from student: Thank you--- Comment from student: Thank you very much! Comment from student: Thank you so much scott. I was thinking in terms of odd or even and used x+2 instead of x+1. thanks again for the obvious. BenQ Comment from student: Thanks alot Scott for the early reply. You have been of great help and i really appreciate. Comment from student: Thank you for your help, I really have a tough time with this harder math :) Comment from student: Thank you Scott! That's the answer I ended up with - great to know factoring is finally starting to stick! :) Comment from student: Hi, Just want to thank you sooo much for the help. My teacher was out sick most of the week & I could not get extra help. Having you show the steps it finally made sense to me! Thanks again for your time... Comment from student: Thank you so very much for your help! Theresa Comment from student: ok thank you for the help but what are my initial x intercepts. if x=0 i have to answer it in a certain form. thank you for the help. so it looks like my graph starts at 0,0? Comment from student: Thnaks alot Comment from student: sir, thank you very much for sharing your time and skills in solving my math problem. Comment from student: ok scott so i see where im wrong. but i plug in my numbers and i get 0. so my x intercepts is 0,0 im i correct. how do i figure out other poijt since i have graph this Comment from student: Thank you Thank you Thank you! Comment from student: Thanks for your help! I really appreciate it! Very fast response, to boot. :) Comment from student: Thank you very much Scott!! Comment from student: thanks sir......!!!!!! Comment from student: That seems logical now. I was taught that x was the smallest which I think was confusing me. The more I tried to work it the more confused I got and decided to stop. Now I understand that x can also be the largest (going at the problem differently) and seeing how that solves out makes sense. Many many thanks. Comment from student: OMFG thank you! :) Comment from student: Thank you!! That was giving me fits! Comment from student: Oh...I think I get it now. Yeah, we were talking about that in school. (y-y1)= m(x-x1). I insert my x and y intercepts and my slope, then, for instance, place the year 2015 as x1. Is that correct? Comment from student: Thanks for the help!!!! Comment from student: Thank you so much! Comment from student: Great answer! Thank You! I appreciate the help! Comment from student: Thank you, Scott. This was really a big help for me. |
