PLEASE IM CRYING! Can you help me with my 8th grade math homework? i'm not asking you to tell me the answer?
a. The perimeter consists of 2 lengths plus 2 widths, right? So, 2L + 2W = 30. Solve for W: 2W = 30 - 2L Divide both sides of this equation by 2, and you get: W = 15 - L b. The Area equals Length times Width, right? So, A = L x W Now substitute for W: A = L x (15 - L) A = 15L - L^2 c. Graph several values that fit this equation. For example, when L=1, what is the value of A? It would be 15*1 - 1^2 which equals 14, right? So draw a graph with a vertical axis and a horizontal axis. Label the vertical axis as "A", and label the horizontal axis as "L". Then plot a point where L=1 and A=14. Now plot another point where L=2, and A= 15L - L^2 = 15*2 - 2^2 = 30 - 4 = 26. Then plot another point where L=3. etc. Connect the dots to make the graph of the equation A = 15L - L^2
Is 7th grade math hard?
No
Finance homework question. So hard. Gonna cry.?
Present and future values of a cash flow stream An investment will pay $100 at the end of each of the next 3 years, $200 at the end of year 4, $300 at the end of Year 5, and $500 at the end of Year 6. If other investments of equal risk earn 8 percent annually, what is its present value? Its future value? (Please show work)
I'm crying so much right now. i'm so terrible at math, someone help?
alright, so this whole weekend i've been packed with homework and assignments and test i have to study for. i've been doing work non stop. i have a math test tomorrow and i honestly have no clue what i'm doing. I do homework, take notes, ask questions etc but i was just born to be bad at math. you know how some people are gifted in math? i'm pretty much the opposite. Not matter how hard i try i always get 50's while everyone else in my class is getting 90's. I'm in 10th grade btw, and my teacher is one of those people who thinks we should already know the material. He barely explains anything, all we do in class is assigned textbook questions. Everyone in my class is so good at math, and i'm just here nearly failing. i dont know what to do. i have a test tomorrow and i don't know anything. my parents arent able to explain this and i cant contact a tutor right now. what can i do? i was thinking of staying at home because i'm pretty sure i'm going to get 0%. im not a slacker, i have goals. i try my best but nothing works. I'm good at every other subject except for math. what can i do right now? should i stay at home tomorrow? please help, i'm to the point where i'm crying myself to sleep because i'm afraid of failing
Has a teacher ever made you cry? Why?
Well, I was in the second grade at the time, and being the extremely skinny and quiet girl that I was, I never really had friends. I was also a bit on the slower side of my studies. So one day, the teacher asked to do something, and I didn't understand what she meant, and so she said in front of the entire class, "Yeah.. Nadia's Dumb." and I was silent. It never impacted me that much. I might have cried over it some other time, but at that moment, I was completely indifferent. You see, these teachers had actually made me accustomed to hearing and knowing that I was slower than the rest. I remember the entire class laughing, and I remember feeling helpless, but thinking that she was probably right. I wold like to thank that teacher and spit in her face too, because of nourishment from other teachers and a tremendous amount of self discipline, I am now a 3.98 GPA university student, who is always striving and capable of the best, and I know how it feels to have people looking down on you. I strongly believe that any person is capable of great academic work - it is only the attention and help that one receives that makes the difference.
I have so much homework and im stressed out!! i just wanna cry ?
Breathe. Just relax. Calm down, and assess your situation logically. Take a piece of paper, and write out a list of the things you need to do, by order of priority (due dates, etc.). Finish the most important things first. For example, if I had a project worth 10% of my mark due tomorrow and had a test the same day that isn't worth as much, I would try to finish my project first. Then, depending on the time, I would try to read a bit over what the test is on, study more in the morning on the way to school, and then study during my other classes if I can before that class starts. or If I have a math homework assignment due tomorrow and an English assignment due tomorrow, however I do not understand the math problems, I am not going to waste my time trying to figure out problems that I will never understand without more assistance from a friend or teacher. Instead I'll work on my English assignment, and THEN focus on finding help and doing as much as I can on the math assignment. What I'm saying is, just calm down and think about what you have to do. The more time you waste time worrying about it, like right now, the less time you will have for actually completing what needs to be done. Good luck and hope this helps.
I'm honestly about to cry, I have so much homework due tomorrow?
I cannot concentrate at all. I've been staring at my homework for the past hour, trying trying trying but I end up writing a couple of words and getting distracted. To some people this may not seem like a lot but I have Camp recount Autobiography 2 1/2 pages of math And a really huge assignment like a big mindmap for my extension class. These are all due tomorrow but I just can't concentrate. I'm in year 7 (or grade 6 for some people) and this is just too much homework for me handle. It's 6:21pm now and I'm just really tired because I stayed up until 3 woke up at 5 just to finish more homework. I am not doing that again. I'm thinking of just saying that I can't do the extension class anymore because it just makes more harder work for me. What can I do? I'm just so over it.
So stressed with math, can't stop crying?!?
Ok, the first thing I'm going to say isn't gunna help. 7th grade was literally the worst year for me, and one of the main reasons was because of the fact that I took advanced math. Part of it was the way my father treated me, and part of it was because I had NO IDEA HOW TO DO ANYTHING. The geometry was ridiculously difficult, I stayed up every night with my father until 3 in the morning with him screaming in my face, I failed tests, I cried alot, I was stressed to the point where I got rashes and developed anxiety disorders, and I had many mental breakdowns. Yeah, so, worst year ever for me, alot because of math. But let me tell you something, it does get better. 7th grade is the year when people begin to grow up, and that includes in how your brain works. As the years progress, you'll find yourself being able to concentrate better, and understanding things easier, BUT it doesn't just happen by itself. You're going to need to make changes in how you study, and when you do your hwk. You'll need to make notes during class to use later for the homework, and study a tiny bit every night. I mean, its better to study a little bit each night, then to just cram everything the night before, only to have your brain not record everything you learned because of lack of sleep. Hang in there, hon, things will be getting better soon!
Have you ever cried over math?
Not until a few days ago.I don’t bother much when it comes to my other classes such as physics, linguistics, or history. They’re boring to me. I go well with physics, but I’m not one to keep up with it.Math is different though.Since I can remember, I’ve always been good at it and I’m passionate towards it (and chemistry). Keep in mind that I’m a 16 year old in 11th grade, and am in no way prodigious. All I’m saying is, I’m above average and I can understand the concepts and ideas behind it better than the average person.Now a test was scheduled for a few days ago. The questions were related to functions and their graphs, as well as their zeroes (x intercepts). I think domain and range was included as well.I normally don’t have a problem with any of those things, but this time my mind just wasn’t ready.I was pretty confident that I’d get a good score. I think what ruined it for me is that I was dealing with personal problems on the side, and it was definitely affecting my focus.Anyways, I knew I was screwed shortly after starting the test, because I already skipped over multiple questions which I normally would get. Perfect squares are not difficult, but my mind was jammed and I wasn’t thinking properly.I received my score today, and I got less than a 70% out of 100% (somewhere along the lines of 67%) and anything lower than a 70% in my school is a failing grade. This applies to any subject.I’m telling you. I NEVER fail math. EVER. I teach my friends a lot of times because I understand better, and I try to be helpful and understand math better myself.Imagine what it’s like to fail at something you’re surely confident about. Something that you’re so sure of being successful at, you don’t see a possibility of failing. It hurts.I added the fact that I failed to my personal problems, and I couldn’t handle the stress. It took me a WHILE to process what happened. As soon as the lecture after the test was over, I cracked.I went to the back of the class, and just started crying and shaking heavily.One of my friends (a girl) tried so hard to calm me down and I just let everything out. I was upset. Dissapointed. Angry.I feel bad now that I think about it, because I didn’t even stop to think what that was like for her, to see me cry unstoppably like that right in front of her.I’ll always love math though, it isn’t the end of the world.I’m over it now, but that sure as hell did hurt.
Math makes me cry (literally)?
Oh yeah! You most definitely (I'm guessing you want Biology or something not like Phys or Chem?) are not going into a career where maths will be used and just don't understand why you have to learn it (you may not realise this, but you probably subconsciously do feel this way). I'm one of the top students in my class and have horrid problems with maths because of the same reason. I'm going into History and Linguistics and don't understand why I have to have a maths education past Algebra II (I believe you should have up to that). I didn't have problems until I was in higher maths courses though, I was one of top maths students up until 9th grade. I also study all the time, and like you, failed my exam sophomore year in Algebra II Trig. after managing to get As in Geometry my freshman year (my midterm though, not my final). It's probably a combination of your hate for it and you may just not have a mathematical mind (I know I don't). Your lack of interest in it is also why you're zoning out during lessons. All I could suggest is trying to keep as much focus as possible and don't be afraid to ask your teacher for help, I'm sure she'll understand (you wouldn't be her first student who just can't comprehend it, so don't stress it). Tutoring can do wonders in helping you grasp concepts in a way you'll understand! Also about your averages, I'm sure they'll raise once you go to tutoring. Colleges also would see you're improvement and actually probably respect it because they'll notice that you took responsibility for your grades enough to seek help! I don't know what level maths you're currently in, but maybe taking easier courses could help also. I hope this was somewhat helpful and I wish you luck in improving your maths grades!