The question is based on a faulty assumption.
The question is so poorly specified that it is impossible to give a sensible answer. It does not specify where, or at what level.
no
Not all students hate math but students that do it's because of a lack of interest in the subject caused possibly by poor teaching techniques that makes math boring and uninteresting.
google for silly math
Bridge Math is not difficult, for its instructions shows its students with better improvement from math.
No.
The question is so poorly specified that it is impossible to give a sensible answer. It does not specify where, or at what level.
The translation of the word "math" into Filipino is: "matematika"
Math teachers are often perceived as annoying by students because the subject can be challenging and requires a lot of practice and understanding. Students may find the teacher's emphasis on rules and procedures frustrating, especially if they struggle with the material. Additionally, some students may feel pressured to perform well in math, leading to a negative perception of their teacher.
Why do zombies eat math students?
An example of a self-fulfilling prophecy is when a student is told they are not good at math, leading them to believe it and perform poorly in math class. This belief affects their motivation and study habits, ultimately fulfilling the initial expectation of not being good at math.
You need to know how many students are in the math team.
no
Not all students hate math but students that do it's because of a lack of interest in the subject caused possibly by poor teaching techniques that makes math boring and uninteresting.
Yes
google for silly math
To find the number of students who did not earn either A's in math or make the honor roll, we can use the principle of inclusion-exclusion. There are 21 students on the honor roll, 13 with A's in math, and 5 who earned both. So, the total number of students who earned either A's in math or made the honor roll is 21 + 13 - 5 = 29. Therefore, the number of students who did not earn either A's in math or make the honor roll is 32 (total students) - 29 (students who earned either) = 3 students.