I'm so frustrated with chemistry...?
Oh I know exactly what you mean. I can get the top score on a test in AP Bio, or do really well in my other classes, or like I've been really good at math and it's always come really easily to me. This year is way different though. I have math 1050 1060 and AP Stats and maybe it's just how the teacher teaches, but I go to take a test or do homework and I get so lost and it's super easy questions, and everyone else gets it, but it's like I can't do it. It's so frustrating. What I started doing is now I just take tons of notes on everything and I make sure with each new type of problem no matter how easy it is I write the steps down to an example problem. That way I always have something to look back on. It's really helped. Also get the number of people in your class and have them help you. Last year some of my friends in European history made a study group so we could call of email each other when we didn't know what the homework was or we got lost. That helped a lot too, even though that class wasn't very hard. There were few times I would of forgotten about homework, or what we were supposed to do and they reminded me. Hopefully you can find something like that to help you. I know how you feel though. If I got a C it would feel like getting an F, my friends think I'm crazy when I way that, but yeah I know how you feel. Ask if you could retake something or do some extra credit or something. Good luck
C ++ Homework Please Help! (I'm so frustrated!)?
Write the definition of a function minMax that has five parameters. The first three parameters are integers. The last two are set by the function to the largest and smallest of the values of the first three parameters. The function does not return a value. The function can be used as follows: int a=31, b=5, c=19, big, small; minMax(a,b,c,&big,&small); /* big is now 31 */ /* small is now 5 */ I've tried everything I could think of and answered it in like 50 different ways! I don't know what I'm doing wrong... Here's what I have, but I know that I need to use *big and *small to get the right answers... Please Help! void minMax(int a,int b, int c, int &big, int &small){ if(a>b && a>c){ a=big; } if(b>a && b>c){ b=big; } else if(c>a && c>b){ c=big; } else if(a a=small; } else if(b b=small; } else{ c=small; } }
So frustrated at piano!!!!!!!!!!!! :@ASDF?
Hi. iv been playing piano since i was 9 -- im 16 now. ive only started becoming serious about it when i was 15 and practiced everyday since then but when trying to play the scales or arpeggios i fail so hard its unbearable. i just punch the piano and get angry as hell. ive been playing for 7 years - even if i did slack off in those 6 years, shouldnt it mean im still pretty good at it? my left hand playing is atrocious, tensed and always lagging behind my right. i always miss notes when playing arpeggios and scales. this gets me so frustrated. anyone been here before (just rage at the piano in general). please help me. i want to keep playing but the way things are now, i might have to throw my piano in the fireplace
Someone PLEASE help me with this algebra...??? I'm so frustrated...?
On #1, you write it sort of in reverse. The smaller # is x and larger is x+11. So smaller times 2 plus 4 = larger. 2x + 4 = x + 11 move the x over by subtracting, move the 4 over by subtracting, and you'll get it. On #2, since the distance is the same, and distance = rate times time, if r = the rate going up then r+1 is the rate going down in km/h. If t is the time going up in hours then t - 0.5 is the time coming down. rt = 15 which means t = 15/r (r+1)(t- 0.5) = 15 also That comes out rt - 0.5r + 1t - 0.5 = 15 by FOIL Now replace rt with 15 and t with 15/r to get 15 - 0.5r + 15/r - 0.5 = 15 the 15s cancel out if you add -15 to both sides. Then multiply everything by r to get it out of the bottom of the fraction: -0.5r^2 + 15 - 0.5r = 0 Multiply by -2 to get the decimal out: r^2 - 30 - r = 0 or r^2 - r - 30 = 0 Then solve this by FOIL to get r; plug it into rt=15 to get t
Laptop fan not working? So frustrated! Please help.?
Try unplugging your computer when it gets fully charged. It will get super hot if you keep it on the charger all the time. (Plus it shortens your battery life.) Also, try cleaning the fan on your computer. It might be full of dirt and dust which could cause it to stop working. (Not sure how to go about doing that one, though. Do some research before trying anything.) After you've cleaned it, try to avoid using it on soft surfaces, like fabric, your lap, or your bed, as these will prevent air from being drawn into the fan. I recommend getting a cheap lap desk for setting your computer on when you're using it on your lap or other soft surface.