ok I'm just having fun with your minds ok, i'm not really desperate.
Describe each set by using set builder notation / set notation
1
a) {1, 2, 4, 8, 16}
b) {121, 144, 169, 196, 225, 256, 289, 324, 400, 441, 484, 529, 576, 625}
2 write an expression using set operations ( union, intersection, subtraction)
a) the set of students in a scholl taking tutorial in at least one of the three subjects.
b)The set of students at the scholl taking both english and math but not science
c)the set of students at a school taking exactly one of the three subjects.
you are truly wise if you get all answers correct, oh and I need an answer not an explaination
Math Help, desperate immediate ten points for first complete, correct and efficient answer.?
1.a) The set of powers of 2 from 2^0 to 2^4 (or between1 and 16)
1b) The set of square numbers between 120 and 625 - or the set of the squares of numbers between and equal to11 and 25
2a) let the set taking tutorials in the three subjects be A, B and C then A U B U C is what we want
b using E for the set of English, M Maths, S Science
nb the set of 'not science' is S'
=E intersection Maths intersection S'
c = M intersection E' intersection S' U M' intersect E intersect S' U M' intersect E' intersect S
Please try to understand so you learn for the future.
Reply:1)
a) multiply each n.o. by 2
b) starting from 12^2 then the next n.o. to the power of 2 and so on
2
1)1/3
2)2/3
c)1/3
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Math Help, desperate immediate ten points for first complete, correct and efficient answer.?
ok I'm just having fun with your minds ok, i'm not really desperate.
Describe each set by using set builder notation / set notation
1
a) {1, 2, 4, 8, 16}
b) {121, 144, 169, 196, 225, 256, 289, 324, 400, 441, 484, 529, 576, 625}
2 write an expression using set operations ( union, intersection, subtraction)
a) the set of students in a scholl taking tutorial in at least one of the three subjects.
b)The set of students at the scholl taking both english and math but not science
c)the set of students at a school taking exactly one of the three subjects.
Math Help, desperate immediate ten points for first complete, correct and efficient answer.?
The first one is the set of the first 5 powers of 2.
The second one was the set of the squares of the numbers from 11 to 25.
2a is the union of the sets of the people taking a tutorial in each individual subject.
2b is the intersection of the english and math students minus the science students.
2c is the union of: english minus (math union science), math minus (english union science) and science minus (english union math). I liked this problem.
Describe each set by using set builder notation / set notation
1
a) {1, 2, 4, 8, 16}
b) {121, 144, 169, 196, 225, 256, 289, 324, 400, 441, 484, 529, 576, 625}
2 write an expression using set operations ( union, intersection, subtraction)
a) the set of students in a scholl taking tutorial in at least one of the three subjects.
b)The set of students at the scholl taking both english and math but not science
c)the set of students at a school taking exactly one of the three subjects.
Math Help, desperate immediate ten points for first complete, correct and efficient answer.?
The first one is the set of the first 5 powers of 2.
The second one was the set of the squares of the numbers from 11 to 25.
2a is the union of the sets of the people taking a tutorial in each individual subject.
2b is the intersection of the english and math students minus the science students.
2c is the union of: english minus (math union science), math minus (english union science) and science minus (english union math). I liked this problem.
What kind of math is exactly needed for programming??
what kind of math is needed for c++, c, php, Visual Basic..etc
algebra, geometry....what??
What kind of math is exactly needed for programming??
it depends on what you're doing. If you're writing in C++ or C, you may find yourself doing alot of basic arithmatic and pointer arithmatic, converting bases, and geometry.
If you program games, or anything with graphics like that you'll need linear algebra (which involves trig and calc I), you'll also need geometry, unless you have an API, but you'll probably still need to know it.
PHP, and VB you can get by with almost nothing
There's also a whole bunch of just "computer math" based on basic electronic functions like OR, XOR, AND, NOT, that kind of great stuff.
By far, the most essential class I think is Discrete Math. It's so fun too.
Reply:Depends on the level of prgraming you are expected to do.
I've used calculus, discrete math, and statistics.
Reply:The math needed depends on the application. Not much on the programming language. Accounting and basic web programming require very little math. Scientific programming may require the highest level of mathematical competency.
Reply:some Advance Algebra is probably good enough.
Reply:Being able to program requires no math, only the ability to reason logically. Requiring math knowlege is application dependent. If you are doing statistics linear algebra is good, for graphics analytic geometry, for scientific application probably calculus and more.
Reply:That depends on the type of programming you will be doing. But, the more math you have, the better.
Reply:Essentially, rudimentary algebra will allow you to write code. This is not even strictly necessary. I learned to code long before I ever took algebra.
You will need higher level math if you want to implement particular algorithms, which require such math. I could list the relevant mathematics, but pretty much any course you take can be useful for programming. Discrete mathematics and numerical methods are of particular importance.
medium
algebra, geometry....what??
What kind of math is exactly needed for programming??
it depends on what you're doing. If you're writing in C++ or C, you may find yourself doing alot of basic arithmatic and pointer arithmatic, converting bases, and geometry.
If you program games, or anything with graphics like that you'll need linear algebra (which involves trig and calc I), you'll also need geometry, unless you have an API, but you'll probably still need to know it.
PHP, and VB you can get by with almost nothing
There's also a whole bunch of just "computer math" based on basic electronic functions like OR, XOR, AND, NOT, that kind of great stuff.
By far, the most essential class I think is Discrete Math. It's so fun too.
Reply:Depends on the level of prgraming you are expected to do.
I've used calculus, discrete math, and statistics.
Reply:The math needed depends on the application. Not much on the programming language. Accounting and basic web programming require very little math. Scientific programming may require the highest level of mathematical competency.
Reply:some Advance Algebra is probably good enough.
Reply:Being able to program requires no math, only the ability to reason logically. Requiring math knowlege is application dependent. If you are doing statistics linear algebra is good, for graphics analytic geometry, for scientific application probably calculus and more.
Reply:That depends on the type of programming you will be doing. But, the more math you have, the better.
Reply:Essentially, rudimentary algebra will allow you to write code. This is not even strictly necessary. I learned to code long before I ever took algebra.
You will need higher level math if you want to implement particular algorithms, which require such math. I could list the relevant mathematics, but pretty much any course you take can be useful for programming. Discrete mathematics and numerical methods are of particular importance.
medium
Math is hard, tips please?
i have straight A's in all my subjects except MATH!!!! i have a C!!!! goodness knows its makes no sense. PLEASE GIVE ME TIPS!!!!!
Math is hard, tips please?
I had the same probloms too. All you have to do is take ir step by step and not rush your self. Take notes duribg class and ask for help after school. I bet your teacher would lovr to help if you had problom. All so ask for extra credit if it avalible. One big thing is all ways bring things in class on time. but if you really dont get it if you ask the teacher afer class try staying after it helps. Or even get one of your freinds to help you. i hope my tips help you. Oh yeah last thing ALL WAYS pay close attion during class it helps.
Reply:It depends on what math you are taking. The best thing I can tell you is to think things through logically. Connect everything you learn. Allow it to make sense by thinking it through rather then just looking at the problem.
Reply:Practice makes perfect, and in math, it's even more so.
So all practice problems in your textbook whether they are assigned or not. Go to your teacher for tutoring..they usually are very happy to help you
Reply:Send me your difficult question.
Reply:and god knows a C is the end of the world right? Not every1 is perfect so deal with it...study all u can and do ur best...and its hard to give tips when we dotn know how old u are...what level of math....all those are factors...
Reply:Do you like music?
Music is math.
Half-notes, quarter-notes, etc.
Learn to like math like you like music.
Reply:Practice, take your time, check over all of your answers, get together with your teacher for extra help.
MAth is easy if you work at it!
Math is hard, tips please?
I had the same probloms too. All you have to do is take ir step by step and not rush your self. Take notes duribg class and ask for help after school. I bet your teacher would lovr to help if you had problom. All so ask for extra credit if it avalible. One big thing is all ways bring things in class on time. but if you really dont get it if you ask the teacher afer class try staying after it helps. Or even get one of your freinds to help you. i hope my tips help you. Oh yeah last thing ALL WAYS pay close attion during class it helps.
Reply:It depends on what math you are taking. The best thing I can tell you is to think things through logically. Connect everything you learn. Allow it to make sense by thinking it through rather then just looking at the problem.
Reply:Practice makes perfect, and in math, it's even more so.
So all practice problems in your textbook whether they are assigned or not. Go to your teacher for tutoring..they usually are very happy to help you
Reply:Send me your difficult question.
Reply:and god knows a C is the end of the world right? Not every1 is perfect so deal with it...study all u can and do ur best...and its hard to give tips when we dotn know how old u are...what level of math....all those are factors...
Reply:Do you like music?
Music is math.
Half-notes, quarter-notes, etc.
Learn to like math like you like music.
Reply:Practice, take your time, check over all of your answers, get together with your teacher for extra help.
MAth is easy if you work at it!
Math Help, desperate immediate ten points for first complete, correct and efficient answer.?
ok I'm just having fun with your minds ok, i'm not really desperate.
Describe each set by using set builder notation / set notation
1
a) {1, 2, 4, 8, 16}
b) {121, 144, 169, 196, 225, 256, 289, 324, 400, 441, 484, 529, 576, 625}
2 write an expression using set operations ( union, intersection, subtraction)
a) the set of students in a scholl taking tutorial in at least one of the three subjects.
b)The set of students at the scholl taking both english and math but not science
c)the set of students at a school taking exactly one of the three subjects.
you are truly wise if you get all answers correct, oh and I need an answer not an explaination
Math Help, desperate immediate ten points for first complete, correct and efficient answer.?
1)
a) S = {x such that, x is the power of 2 and, 0 ≤ x ≤ 4}
b) S = (x² such that, x is a natural number and, 11 ≤ x ≤ 25}
Don't know the second question.
Describe each set by using set builder notation / set notation
1
a) {1, 2, 4, 8, 16}
b) {121, 144, 169, 196, 225, 256, 289, 324, 400, 441, 484, 529, 576, 625}
2 write an expression using set operations ( union, intersection, subtraction)
a) the set of students in a scholl taking tutorial in at least one of the three subjects.
b)The set of students at the scholl taking both english and math but not science
c)the set of students at a school taking exactly one of the three subjects.
you are truly wise if you get all answers correct, oh and I need an answer not an explaination
Math Help, desperate immediate ten points for first complete, correct and efficient answer.?
1)
a) S = {x such that, x is the power of 2 and, 0 ≤ x ≤ 4}
b) S = (x² such that, x is a natural number and, 11 ≤ x ≤ 25}
Don't know the second question.
Help! I dropped out of college because of math! I swear I'm smart but I'm mathtarted!?
I made consecutive straight A's in every subject in college except for math. Oh...oops... a C once in weight lifting:( I took honors classes. Now i'm not saying i'm some sort of a smarty pants. Community college here.I dropped out of school in the 8th grade, received my GED at age 17 and began attending college at age 25. Since childhood I've excelled at everything except for math. I even had to take a basic math class when I entered into my first year of college. Now I have taken all the classes I need for my degree plus some except for the required math classes. I have dropped out of college because I can't even make it through the third chapter in my Intermediate Algebra text book. Yes, I said "Intermediate Algebra." Sad isnt it? I have had help from the instructor and tutor with no improvement. The head of the math department even asked me if I was dyslexic! LOL! Is there anyone out there who may know what in the heck my problem is or may possibly have any suggestions? Thanks.
Help! I dropped out of college because of math! I swear I'm smart but I'm mathtarted!?
Hey! Don't worry about not being able to do math. I'm also not mathematically inclined. For people like us, it takes harder work, but eventually math can be grasped.
It's just not worth throwing away a whole degree for a darn math class. Go back to the college and take the class. Slog for however long you have to. Just don't let math get the better of you.
If you see math as an enemy- then well you're letting it win. Everyone has problems with algebra. It takes long to master, but trust me. Once you start getting the idea of it, everything will be easy.
Try different tutors, but also remember to put in effort of your own. Alot of it. Tutors, i have realized, can't perform miracles. They can only help you so much and the rest depends on how much YOU want to excel. Don't give up the degree!
Good luck!
Reply:try getting help from anyone you can to see how each person teaches it different and maybe someone will have a way for you and you should go back to college and once you make it through you'll be done with all this pointless math.
Reply:im the same way tutoring helps a little or 1 on 1 time with the teacher
Reply:That's easy, you're a right brain. I graduated from college with a 3.98 GPA and I can't add 2 and 2. I am dyslexic also. Not being able to do math has nothing to do with intelligence. It's just that right-brains don't or rather find it very difficult to think mathematically. I usually took math classes pass/fail so that they would not impact my GPA. I could struggle through and retain just enough math to just barely pass a final exam. I'd forget everything the very next day. I did not take algebra or physics--there are usually alternatives you can take. It is sad but not everybody is left-brain which it takes to deal with math and science. Many scientists can't put a sentence together or spell to save their souls.
Reply:Perhaps you're just not math oriented. I have the exact same problem. Perhaps you could take credits from an online course (business math hopefully) which would give you more time to figure things out.
Reply:Lets get this straight: you've got Basic Algebra down pat. You've managed 2 chapters of Intermediate.
Not knowing the field of your degree, may I suggest you simply have difficulty with abstract math?
I mean, you can add up a column of figures, make change, figure out how much a 10% discount (or 15% tip) is. But when it comes to abstract concepts, you flounder.
Perhaps you simply need to see Practical Examples of the math problems. Something you can see / hear / touch.
Reply:Go back to college and get tutoring. Your future is worth too much to give up on it because you are challenged. All of us have our subjects that we have to work hard at. It'll get better. I promise.
Reply:it sounds like you defeat yourself. I rock at things, but I CAN'T do math. I try, BUT... No one gets perfect grades in college, I got excellent marks all through high school, but never got straight A's in college. You can do it if you want to... you may not get an A, but that's all right.
Reply:See the thing about math is that it builds on. So you said you're having trouble with intermidiate math, getting help just in that subject will not really help. What you need to do is start out fresh right from beginning algebra. I don't mean take a whole yr of a math class, but get a book that covers and reviews basics of algebra.
Reply:One thing, you already think you can't. Start thinking you can and it will help. I suck at math, but I find reading the chapters for the week every day seems to help. Good luck!
Reply:My ex is a woman and a Math instructor at a community college. She has a Maters of Arts degree in Mathematics, thats right a Master of ARTS in Mathematics.
It also happens to be my favorite subject. Mathematics is a fantastic subject. It is a very wide and deep subject. There are many facets to it and many different ways to approach it. Sadly, very sadly, only a very small portion of it ever gets taught in public schools. That portion is the more practical scientific language that Engineers use. Functional but flat.
To compound the problem, its is starting to be well known that young men and young women learn math differently. (I'm also a teacher) Women at all girls schools with a female teacher tend to have much better grades in Math - I don't think its because all of them are 'Math oriented'.
I don't believe that women are somehow genetically unable to learn math. I believe that that is a cultural myth and it needs to be extinguished.
My ex, a woman, teaches a Math course specifically developed for aspiring Elementary School Teachers and most of her students are women. That is the kind of Math course for you. From what you say, I would bet a lot of money that you would do well.
Reply:I failed college algebra 5 times.. that's the only course I dread taking because it's so hard.. I also had free tutoring, etc..didn't' do a thing for me.. U are like me..u know u have to take it to get a degree and as bad as I hate to do it, I have to.. There are programs that will help with algebra.. did u check on GED schools.. sometimes they will help u free. I am going to have to take math alone and not with any other courses to "hopefully" pass.. I think it's stupid that u need algebra anyway if u aren't going into a degree that is using it (like me) but what can u do
Reply:OMG same here! As an undergrad I went through three semesters of remedial algebra before I finally made it to intermediate. I barely passed that with a 70 and I think its cause my professor took pity on me. Don't worry just hang in their and make yourself really known to the professor. Usually if they see that you are really trying and that your not gonna be a math major, most of the time they take pity on you. You have to really try though. Get tutoring from the TA and talk to the professor often. Also, if the teacher offers extra teaching sessions then take it. Best of luck, don't worry though I'm mathlexic also, but that's never stopped me before, so don't give up.
Help! I dropped out of college because of math! I swear I'm smart but I'm mathtarted!?
Hey! Don't worry about not being able to do math. I'm also not mathematically inclined. For people like us, it takes harder work, but eventually math can be grasped.
It's just not worth throwing away a whole degree for a darn math class. Go back to the college and take the class. Slog for however long you have to. Just don't let math get the better of you.
If you see math as an enemy- then well you're letting it win. Everyone has problems with algebra. It takes long to master, but trust me. Once you start getting the idea of it, everything will be easy.
Try different tutors, but also remember to put in effort of your own. Alot of it. Tutors, i have realized, can't perform miracles. They can only help you so much and the rest depends on how much YOU want to excel. Don't give up the degree!
Good luck!
Reply:try getting help from anyone you can to see how each person teaches it different and maybe someone will have a way for you and you should go back to college and once you make it through you'll be done with all this pointless math.
Reply:im the same way tutoring helps a little or 1 on 1 time with the teacher
Reply:That's easy, you're a right brain. I graduated from college with a 3.98 GPA and I can't add 2 and 2. I am dyslexic also. Not being able to do math has nothing to do with intelligence. It's just that right-brains don't or rather find it very difficult to think mathematically. I usually took math classes pass/fail so that they would not impact my GPA. I could struggle through and retain just enough math to just barely pass a final exam. I'd forget everything the very next day. I did not take algebra or physics--there are usually alternatives you can take. It is sad but not everybody is left-brain which it takes to deal with math and science. Many scientists can't put a sentence together or spell to save their souls.
Reply:Perhaps you're just not math oriented. I have the exact same problem. Perhaps you could take credits from an online course (business math hopefully) which would give you more time to figure things out.
Reply:Lets get this straight: you've got Basic Algebra down pat. You've managed 2 chapters of Intermediate.
Not knowing the field of your degree, may I suggest you simply have difficulty with abstract math?
I mean, you can add up a column of figures, make change, figure out how much a 10% discount (or 15% tip) is. But when it comes to abstract concepts, you flounder.
Perhaps you simply need to see Practical Examples of the math problems. Something you can see / hear / touch.
Reply:Go back to college and get tutoring. Your future is worth too much to give up on it because you are challenged. All of us have our subjects that we have to work hard at. It'll get better. I promise.
Reply:it sounds like you defeat yourself. I rock at things, but I CAN'T do math. I try, BUT... No one gets perfect grades in college, I got excellent marks all through high school, but never got straight A's in college. You can do it if you want to... you may not get an A, but that's all right.
Reply:See the thing about math is that it builds on. So you said you're having trouble with intermidiate math, getting help just in that subject will not really help. What you need to do is start out fresh right from beginning algebra. I don't mean take a whole yr of a math class, but get a book that covers and reviews basics of algebra.
Reply:One thing, you already think you can't. Start thinking you can and it will help. I suck at math, but I find reading the chapters for the week every day seems to help. Good luck!
Reply:My ex is a woman and a Math instructor at a community college. She has a Maters of Arts degree in Mathematics, thats right a Master of ARTS in Mathematics.
It also happens to be my favorite subject. Mathematics is a fantastic subject. It is a very wide and deep subject. There are many facets to it and many different ways to approach it. Sadly, very sadly, only a very small portion of it ever gets taught in public schools. That portion is the more practical scientific language that Engineers use. Functional but flat.
To compound the problem, its is starting to be well known that young men and young women learn math differently. (I'm also a teacher) Women at all girls schools with a female teacher tend to have much better grades in Math - I don't think its because all of them are 'Math oriented'.
I don't believe that women are somehow genetically unable to learn math. I believe that that is a cultural myth and it needs to be extinguished.
My ex, a woman, teaches a Math course specifically developed for aspiring Elementary School Teachers and most of her students are women. That is the kind of Math course for you. From what you say, I would bet a lot of money that you would do well.
Reply:I failed college algebra 5 times.. that's the only course I dread taking because it's so hard.. I also had free tutoring, etc..didn't' do a thing for me.. U are like me..u know u have to take it to get a degree and as bad as I hate to do it, I have to.. There are programs that will help with algebra.. did u check on GED schools.. sometimes they will help u free. I am going to have to take math alone and not with any other courses to "hopefully" pass.. I think it's stupid that u need algebra anyway if u aren't going into a degree that is using it (like me) but what can u do
Reply:OMG same here! As an undergrad I went through three semesters of remedial algebra before I finally made it to intermediate. I barely passed that with a 70 and I think its cause my professor took pity on me. Don't worry just hang in their and make yourself really known to the professor. Usually if they see that you are really trying and that your not gonna be a math major, most of the time they take pity on you. You have to really try though. Get tutoring from the TA and talk to the professor often. Also, if the teacher offers extra teaching sessions then take it. Best of luck, don't worry though I'm mathlexic also, but that's never stopped me before, so don't give up.
Math teacher babying me and I feel even more dumb?
I ask my mother the other day to explain something to me about math, then when she couldnt help me I said thanks and walked out, this is the first time I have ever asked for her help.
So she freaked out about it and called my math teacher and told her to check up on me and check my work and all that stuff even though my work is always done. Now the math teacher wont leave me alone and I'm getting angry and I feel really stupid and I know I am. She sits by me while I do my work and points out everything to me and treats me like a baby, I'm getting frustrated b/c if I don't understand something I don't have anyone to ask b/c if I ask the math teacher then she is going to continue to baby me and I just want her to stop, and I cant ask my mother b/c I dont know what she will do and I dont want to bother her. The teacher is by my side the whole time so I feel really stupid b/c she lets the other kids be.
I don't understand the work and I'm so scared to get anything wrong what can i do
Math teacher babying me and I feel even more dumb?
You admitted that you don't know the answers, and the teacher is trying to help you. Maybe you should just ask the teacher more questions to get better answers. Once the teacher knows you are understanding the work, you'll quit being babied.
Reply:your teacher is employed by the county and by the school. if you don't approve of your teacher's behaviour then go to her boss, the principle. by the way there should be tutors in your school that can help you with your math. if your current teacher will not help you then ask another teacher.
Reply:try going to the teacher for extra help after school when there are not as many people around this can help you understand it more and if the teacher doesnt back off when u get it just keep repeating "thanks i understand it now"
Reply:jus tell him tht he is embarassin u by sittin by u....tell him tht u require separate help, say, aftr classes or so...
Reply:This is taking things too far. The teacher is belittling you in front of the class, and not concentrating on anyone else. Is there another teacher or councellor you can trust? Explain that although you cannot understand the work and would appreciate some help, you feel belittled in front of the class.
There are some things we just cannot do, and for some numbers can be difficult. It does not mean you are stupid! I expect you are good at English or history, or something else.
Reply:don't be scared of getting things wrong,
if u tried ur best, ur parents can't blame u for it,....
and ur math teacher, she's just doing that because ur mom
called her and told her that ur having math problems and
that she as a teacher felt that she isn't taking proper responsiblity to teach u, i think she felt that pressure, so she's always next to u, helping u on everything.
but if u really hate ur teacher doing that, the only way to solve it is to tell her that u don't need her treating u like that, tell
her to help you only when u think u need help.
i hope i helped. The only way is you should tell her ur feelings,
Cheers~~
cvs
So she freaked out about it and called my math teacher and told her to check up on me and check my work and all that stuff even though my work is always done. Now the math teacher wont leave me alone and I'm getting angry and I feel really stupid and I know I am. She sits by me while I do my work and points out everything to me and treats me like a baby, I'm getting frustrated b/c if I don't understand something I don't have anyone to ask b/c if I ask the math teacher then she is going to continue to baby me and I just want her to stop, and I cant ask my mother b/c I dont know what she will do and I dont want to bother her. The teacher is by my side the whole time so I feel really stupid b/c she lets the other kids be.
I don't understand the work and I'm so scared to get anything wrong what can i do
Math teacher babying me and I feel even more dumb?
You admitted that you don't know the answers, and the teacher is trying to help you. Maybe you should just ask the teacher more questions to get better answers. Once the teacher knows you are understanding the work, you'll quit being babied.
Reply:your teacher is employed by the county and by the school. if you don't approve of your teacher's behaviour then go to her boss, the principle. by the way there should be tutors in your school that can help you with your math. if your current teacher will not help you then ask another teacher.
Reply:try going to the teacher for extra help after school when there are not as many people around this can help you understand it more and if the teacher doesnt back off when u get it just keep repeating "thanks i understand it now"
Reply:jus tell him tht he is embarassin u by sittin by u....tell him tht u require separate help, say, aftr classes or so...
Reply:This is taking things too far. The teacher is belittling you in front of the class, and not concentrating on anyone else. Is there another teacher or councellor you can trust? Explain that although you cannot understand the work and would appreciate some help, you feel belittled in front of the class.
There are some things we just cannot do, and for some numbers can be difficult. It does not mean you are stupid! I expect you are good at English or history, or something else.
Reply:don't be scared of getting things wrong,
if u tried ur best, ur parents can't blame u for it,....
and ur math teacher, she's just doing that because ur mom
called her and told her that ur having math problems and
that she as a teacher felt that she isn't taking proper responsiblity to teach u, i think she felt that pressure, so she's always next to u, helping u on everything.
but if u really hate ur teacher doing that, the only way to solve it is to tell her that u don't need her treating u like that, tell
her to help you only when u think u need help.
i hope i helped. The only way is you should tell her ur feelings,
Cheers~~
cvs
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