algebra in real life situations

dvdonmj · Registered: 27.12.2004 From: arizona

I have trouble with algebra in real life situations. I tried a lot to get someone who can assist me with this. I also looked out for a teacher to coach me and work out my problems on trigonometry, midpoint of a line and function domain. Though I located some who could may be solve my problem, I realized that I cannot afford them. I do not have a good deal of time too. My exam is coming up in a little while. I am distressed. Can somebody help me out with this situation? I would very much appreciate any assistance or any advice.

IlbendF · Registered: 11.03.2004 From: Netherlands

Algebrator is the latest hot favourite of algebra in real life situations students. I know a couple of professors who actually ask their students to have a copy of this program at their home.

SjberAliem · Registered: 06.03.2002 From: Macintosh HD

I must agree that Algebrator is a cool thing and the best program of this kind you can find. I was amazed when after weeks of frustration I simply typed in leading coefficient and that was the end of my difficulties with math. It's also great that you can use the software for any level: I have been using it for several years now, I used it in Algebra 1 and in Remedial Algebra also! Just try it and see it for yourself!

cmithy_dnl · Registered: 08.01.2002 From: Australia

I remember having often faced problems with rational expressions, factoring expressions and point-slope. A truly great piece of algebra program is Algebrator software. By simply typing in a problem homework a step by step solution would appear by a click on Solve. I have used it through many algebra classes – Pre Algebra, Algebra 1 and College Algebra. I greatly recommend the program.

tiddgnmm · Registered: 14.11.2005 From:

I want it NOW!Somebody please tell me, how do I purchase it? Can I do so over the internet? Or is there any contact number where we can place an order?

alhatec16 · Registered: 10.03.2002 From: Notts, UK.

Have a look at the tutorials available at http://www.doyourmath.com/factoring-special-products.html. You have plentiful information on Algebra 1, particularly on graphing equations, converting fractions and interval notation. All the best!