Solving Equations In Vertex Form

mocxj · Registered: Feb 15, 2003 From: NJ, USA

Hi math wizards! I am about one week through the semester, and getting a bit worried about my course work. I just don’t seem to grasp the stuff I am learning, especially things to do with solving equations in vertex form. Could somebody out there please help me with hypotenuse-leg similarity, roots and relations. I can’t afford to pay for a tutor, but if anyone knows about other ways of getting better with topics like function definition or function range effectively, please drop me a line Thank you for your time

espinxh · Registered: Mar 17, 2002 From: Norway

I know how difficult it can be if you are a bit lost with solving equations in vertex form. It’s a bit hard to give you advice without more details of your needs . But if you don’t want to pay for a tutor, then why not just use some program and see how it goes . There are so many programs out there, but one you should get a hold of would be Algebra Master. It is pretty useful plus it is quite affordable .

Momepi · Registered: Jul 22, 2004 From: Ireland

Thanks for the suggestion . Algebra Master is actually a pretty good software. I was able to get answers to questions I had about angle suplements, difference of cubes and converting fractions. You only need to type in a problem, click on Solve and you get the all the solutions you need. You can use it for all types of things, like Intermediate algebra, Basic Math and Algebra 1. I think everyone should use Algebra Master.

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Wow! That sounds really great . So where did you go to get the program ?

Dnexiam · Registered: Jan 25, 2003 From: City 17

Try to look for it here : http://www.algebra-test.com/demos.html. There’s nothing to lose because Algebra Master has a unconditional money back guarantee, See if it works for you.