greatest common factor shared by 100 and 30

ufopse · Registered: 12.11.2004 From: Switzerland

Holla guys and gals! Recently I hired a math tutor to guide me with some topics in algebra. My problem areas included topics such as greatest common factor shared by 100 and 30 and logarithms. Now that instructor turned out to be such a waste, that instead of helping me now I’m even more confused than I used to be. I still can’t crack problems on those topics. And the exam time is nearing. I need someone to help me out. Is there anything in particular that can be done to get some sort of help? I have a fairly large set of questions to help me learn these topics, but the problem is I just can’t crack them, no matter how much I try . Please help!

AllejHat · Registered: 16.07.2003 From: Odense, Denmark

The perspective you’ve adopted towards the greatest common factor shared by 100 and 30 is not the right one. I do understand that one can’t really think of something else in such a situation. Its nice that you still want to try. My key to successful equation solving is Algebrator I would advise you to give it a try at least once.

DVH · Registered: 20.12.2001 From:

I am a student turned professor ; I give classes to high school children. Along with the regular mode of teaching , I use Algebrator to solve questions practically in front of the students.

TihBoasten · Registered: 14.10.2002 From:

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