|
Question 176: this isn't really a questions but i have to ask i had a test last week on linear equations right and i thought i would do alrite in it but i didn't to my horror i actually did really bad please can u try and help me understand it more better
Answer by KMST(5484)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Linear equations can be understood without putting pencil to paper.
However, between understanding the meaning, and being able to solve them correctly and reliably,
a lot of practicing doing homework is needed.
I found out to my horror sixty-some years ago. I was lazy.
I had been able to ace most math test without touching homework,
until I met linear systems of equations.
Something like that happened with factoring polynomials, matrices, and logarithms.
By then, I had noticed my harder-working classmates could do better than me in those aspects of math,
and I started practicing with them. Helping them, helped me.
Practice is needed to pass tests in some parts of math. For others,
understanding and reasoning is enough.
| |
|
| |
