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1. Learn how to graph equations November 09, 2011 Friends, today we will talk about graphing procedure of linear equation in mathematics. First of all have a brief idea of linear equations and graphing. Graphing is the procedure of drawing 2D pictorial linear shape on the plane surface. Graphing is a prior way of understanding mathematical equations in a better way with their geometrical view. Linear equation is also a polynomial form of mathematical expression which is no need to normalize further for solving because all the principles are already directly implacable on these equations. While doing graphing of linear equations tw... (read more) Author: aakash gupta

2. Use sector graphs and column graph to make your child understand numbers November 08, 2011 As kids start learning mathematics, they are initially very confused about the basics. Learning 1 to 100 and all that is simple. However, when they have to add and subtract and multiply and divide, they start taking some time to distinguish between all of them. They are even more confused when they have to look at images and identify numbers. This is where you need to give them some very simple forms so that they start making a positive association. This is the time you started introducing them to sector graphs and column graph. A sector graph is generally in the form of a pie chart. It i... (read more) Author: Dylan Ross

3. Math problem solver helps in Inequalities October 24, 2011 Friends today we all are going to learn the basic concept behind the most important and essential topic of higher grades, Inequalities and How Online free math problem solver helps to solve inequalities. Firstly we need to understand is What does an Inequalities means in Maths? An inequality tells that two values are not equal. For example a ? b shows that a is not equal to b. A linear inequality describes an area of the coordinate plane that has a boundary line. In simple way in linear inequalities everything on One side of a line on a graph. In mathematics, a linear inequality is... (read more) Author: aakash gupta

4. Learn Linear Programming Online October 03, 2011 Before talking about linear programming, I would like to tell you the meaning of “linear”. Linear is a Latin word which means pertaining to or resembling a line. In mathematics, linear equation means an equation having two different variables which results in a straight line when plotted on graph. After brief introduction of linear equation, we will talk about linear programming problems. free math problem solver A linear programming equation is defined as the problem of maximizing or minimizing a linear function subject to linear constraints. Linear programming is a technique for... (read more) Author: aakash gupta

5. Distance Between Two Points October 01, 2010 One of the most basic problems in Mathematics and Geometry in particular is finding the distance between two points on a graph. The technique of being able to calculate distance is a useful trick to know as it has a wide applicability. In this article I discuss how to calculate the shortest distance between two points on a 2D graph, 3D grid and a sphere. A knowledge of the formula to calculate distance between two points on a sphere can enable you to calculate the air travel distance between any two places on Earth, when you know their geographical latitude and longitude. The calculations for ... (read more) Author: Jonathan Johnson

6. What is the Normal Distribution of Mathematics July 15, 2010 We now come to the most important distribution in statistics—the normal distribution. The formula for this distribution was first published by Abraham de Moivre (1667-1754) in 1733. Other mathematicians linked with the history of the normal distribution are Pierre Simon, Marquis de Laplace (1667-1754) and Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855), in whose honor it is sometimes called the Gaussian distribution. The distribution has two parameters: JJL, the mean, and CT, the standard deviation. The graph of the normal distribution is the familiar bell-shaped curve.Characteristics of the Normal Di... (read more) Author: allan gk

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