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Q: Remedial math - for websearcher ( Answered 5 out of 5 stars,   1 Comment )
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Subject: Remedial math - for websearcher
Category: Science > Math
Asked by: ddelphi-ga
List Price: $2.00
Posted: 01 May 2003 14:49 PDT
Expires: 31 May 2003 14:49 PDT
Question ID: 198123
First, thank you websearcher for your excellent answers to my
questions.

As you can see from my previous questions, I'm rather math-challenged.
 I need remediation.  Can you suggest some (preferably free) websites
that can help me re-learn my basic math skills?  Now, I'm no dummy,
and I'm a pretty quick study.  I just have not concentrated my time on
math, and I need to improve my skills.

A great answer would start with basic algebra and work up to higher
math.

Thanks in advance for what I am certain will be an excellent answer. 
:-)

- ddelphi

Clarification of Question by ddelphi-ga on 01 May 2003 14:55 PDT
Oh yes....five stars and a tip is guarenteed!
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Subject: Re: Remedial math - for websearcher
Answered By: chis-ga on 03 May 2003 23:54 PDT
Rated:5 out of 5 stars
 
Hello ddelphi,

I've found a few sites that will definitely help you:

http://www.math.com - The World of Math Online
This site's homework help section includes subjects in basic math,
everyday math, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, trigonometry,
statistics, calculus, and even more advanced topics.  It also includes
a practice area and additional areas including a place to ask an
expert and play games.  This seems like a great starting place as it
is one of few sites that goes in-depth with the basics.

http://www.sosmath.com - SOSMathematics.com
This site starts at algebra and skips over the more basic math that
you may be interested in at first, but it is extremely in-depth, and
covers topics from algebra to calculus and beyond using notes much
like one would see in school.

http://drmath.com - DrMath.com
This site is quite popular, and includes many sample problems and
resources, but doesn't seem to strictly teach subjects as clearly as
the above two sites.  However, it's a good spot to learn more once you
re-learn the basics.

http://mathworld.wolfram.com/ - MathWorld
This site is quite complex, but attempts to include all aspects of
mathematics.  It has a huge variety of topics beginning with Algebra.

Please let me know if additional help is needed.

-chis

Request for Answer Clarification by ddelphi-ga on 04 May 2003 12:08 PDT
Thank you for the websites, but this question was directed
specifically to websearcher, and you are not s/he.  Is websearcher no
longer answering questions for ga?  I really wanted websearcher to
answer my question so that I could reward him/her for answering
previous questions.

- ddelphi

Request for Answer Clarification by ddelphi-ga on 04 May 2003 12:12 PDT
Oh...and I misspelled "guaranteed" above.  Looks like I need to work
on my spelling as well as my math!

Clarification of Answer by chis-ga on 04 May 2003 13:59 PDT
Ah!  I'm very sorry about that, for you and websearcher...I didn't
realize that you had meant it to be a for a specific person, but
rather thought that just meant a websearcher in general, not
"websearcher-ga."  I suppose I should have realized after the first
line of your question, but apparently I didn't read that very
carefully.  Is there some sort of way I can can cancel this questions
so that websearcher can get it?  If not, I apologize again, and I'll
be sure to read more carefully next time.
ddelphi-ga rated this answer:5 out of 5 stars and gave an additional tip of: $1.50
Well...I can see where a researcher might have assumed I meant any
searcher of the web rather than "websearcher-ga."  My fault for not
being clear.  Never the less, your answer to my question satisfied my
criteria for an excellent answer, so I am rating it "five stars."  I
will simply have to come up with another question for websearcher-ga
at another time.  Here is a modest tip for you.  Enough for a cup of
coffee, which will help you be more awake next time. :-)

Comments  
Subject: Re: Remedial math - for websearcher
From: knowledge_seeker-ga on 06 May 2003 19:33 PDT
 
Hey chis, you handled that quite nicely!

Why don't you join us in the researcher forum (there's a link in your
Researcher newsletter) I hear there are some cookies there to go with
that cup of coffee.

And ddelphi, thanks for your understanding.

-K~

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