"shadgirl1" wrote:

"Jack Mack" wrote:

i thought this was help no questions asked... I'm not being helped and I'm losing time..

Aw. Poor baby.

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"mon135" wrote:

"Jack Mack" wrote:

i thought this was help no questions asked... I'm not being helped and I'm losing time..

If you need help, we can not help you.  Try looking online or ask a friend.  We only specialize 3rd-6th grade, & I specialize in the Texas region   If you are over the age of 12, we are sorry, but we can not help you.  Thank you.

i already said I was in texas and that it was a 5th grade math question so...

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"Jack Mack" wrote:

"mon135" wrote:

"Jack Mack" wrote:

i thought this was help no questions asked... I'm not being helped and I'm losing time..

If you need help, we can not help you.  Try looking online or ask a friend.  We only specialize 3rd-6th grade, & I specialize in the Texas region   If you are over the age of 12, we are sorry, but we can not help you.  Thank you.

i already said I was in texas and that it was a 5th grade math question so...

Yes, but according to my info, you are of age seventeen presently.  You have been on KW for a year now.  You must have moved to Texas within the last year, if you ever moved to Texas.  Seventeen minus one equals sixteen.  3rd-6th grade is equal to 8-12 years of age.  In others words, that question can not be answered through me, no matter how many times you try.  *smile*  I am sorry for the trouble.

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"mon135" wrote:

"Jack Mack" wrote:

"mon135" wrote:

"Jack Mack" wrote:

i thought this was help no questions asked... I'm not being helped and I'm losing time..

If you need help, we can not help you.  Try looking online or ask a friend.  We only specialize 3rd-6th grade, & I specialize in the Texas region   If you are over the age of 12, we are sorry, but we can not help you.  Thank you.

i already said I was in texas and that it was a 5th grade math question so...

Yes, but according to my info, you are of age seventeen presently.  You have been on KW for a year now.  You must have moved to Texas within the last year, if you ever moved to Texas.  Seventeen minus one equals sixteen.  3rd-6th grade is equal to 8-12 years of age.  In others words, that question can not be answered through me, no matter how many times you try.  *smile*  I am sorry for the trouble.

so what if i failed every grade? i've been held back awhile, so what? thanks for reminded me of my failures. 

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"MikhailTal" wrote:

"-Memories" wrote:

"MikhailTal" wrote:

How do I correlate the dimensional equatorial vertices of a dodecahydrophoric cubeangle?

Yeah what grade are you in..?

4th

Ah okay..? And you live in North America..?

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[quote="Jack Mack"][quote="mon135"][quote="Jack Mack"][quote="MikhailTal"]How do I correlate the dimensional equatorial vertices of a dodecahydrophoric cubeangle?[/quote]i dunno why but this actually made me laugh pretty hard.  my old geometry teacher had a chart with a bunch of the polyhedrons and we would just ask her questions about them instead of whatever the actual geometry was. [/quote] What the heck?[/quote]fine, if Given f(x) = e(^x2 - x) find the the intervals of increase and decrease of f, the values of x for which f has a local extremum, and the intervals of concavity and inflection points.  thanks [/quote] i dunno why but this actually made me laugh pretty hard.  my old geometry teacher had a chart with a bunch of the polyhedrons and we would just ask her questions about them instead of whatever the actual geometry was. [/quote] What the heck?[/quote]fine, if Given f(x) = e(^x2 - x) find the the intervals of increase and decrease of f, the values of x for which f has a local extremum, and the intervals of concavity and inflection points.  thanks [/quote] f(−1) = (−1)3− 6(−1)2+ 9(−1) + 2 = −14f(1) = (1)3− 6(1)2+ 9(1) + 2 = 6f(3) = (3)3− 6(3)2+ 9(3) + 2 = 2f(4) = (4)3− 6(4)2+ 9(4) + 2 = 6. That..?

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"-Memories" wrote:

"MikhailTal" wrote:

"-Memories" wrote:

"MikhailTal" wrote:

How do I correlate the dimensional equatorial vertices of a dodecahydrophoric cubeangle?

Yeah what grade are you in..?

4th

Ah okay..? And you live in North America..?

He is age 13.  Check his profile.

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"Jack Mack" wrote:

"mon135" wrote:

"Jack Mack" wrote:

"mon135" wrote:

"Jack Mack" wrote:

i thought this was help no questions asked... I'm not being helped and I'm losing time..

If you need help, we can not help you.  Try looking online or ask a friend.  We only specialize 3rd-6th grade, & I specialize in the Texas region   If you are over the age of 12, we are sorry, but we can not help you.  Thank you.

i already said I was in texas and that it was a 5th grade math question so...

Yes, but according to my info, you are of age seventeen presently.  You have been on KW for a year now.  You must have moved to Texas within the last year, if you ever moved to Texas.  Seventeen minus one equals sixteen.  3rd-6th grade is equal to 8-12 years of age.  In others words, that question can not be answered through me, no matter how many times you try.  *smile*  I am sorry for the trouble.

so what if i failed every grade? i've been held back awhile, so what? thanks for reminded me of my failures. 

Please.  As I said before, we only handle 3rd-6th grade subjects or 8-12 years of age leveled subjects.  The answer is final.

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May I help? with questions? I have a fourteen year old beside me.

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(4!+/4 + (2+3*4)^2 - 3^4 + (9+10)(15-21) + 7(17-15)

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