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What was Eulers motivation towards maths?
He discovered the all important Euler's Rule often referred to as Euler's Formula.
What is the palimage of 354?
A palimage of a natural number is the number that has the same digits as the given number but in reverse order. So 123 and 321 are palimages. It arsies in maths problems solving questions - often where the two numebrs are added together. I suspect that this question cane from problesm developed by Mr George Lenchner for Maths Olympiads.
What does legend mean in maths terms?
"Legend" usually refers to a text description. This is often used in graphs; for example, if you have several lines in a line graph, to describe what each line represents.
What does the mode mean in maths?
In any given set, the mode is the number that appears most often. If no number appears more frequently than any other, there is no mode. Ex. (10, 17, 20, 45, 68) This set has no mode.
The test scores of 10 students were 74 81 39 74 85 80 100 92 74 and 85 what was the mode?
The mode is the number that appears the most often. In this case it is 57.
How do you inspire student for painting?
Students often have the view that they can't make any mistakes in art. This is a false concept . I always tell my students that there are no mistakes in art. When we look at great art the artist doesn't stand next to us and tell us what they did wrong. Instead we look at the work and see beauty. Once a student realizes that there are no mistakes they are free to create without worry and the expectation of perfection.
Who will make the crop circles?
They're the products of fertile young minds, often college students. Please don't indulge yourself though, it's very costly to the farmer (victim).
What is the frequency in maths?
How often a graph repeats itself; this is used often in trigonometry.
How mobiles useful in the field of maths?
They often have calculators on them
What part of speech is the word mistakes?
It can be more than one part of speech. My mistakes are legion. (= noun) He often mistakes me for someone else. (=verb)
What is the complusory education in Ireland?
Maths, Irish and English are the compulsory subjects in school. Students are expected to attend from when they start school at 4 years of age, until their main education finishes with the Leaving Certificate exam, at the age of about 17 or 18. Students often then go on to third level education.
Which is the best rebuttal to the following counterclaim Replacing the contents of school vending machines with more healthful choices is a bad idea because it limits students' choices is more costly?
Students often do not make the best choices about what is best for them nutritionally, so schools have the right to fulfill that role, no matter the cost.
Is it useful to take maths with science in science stream?
It is particularly useful if you are to study physics, however biology does not need advanced maths often.
How can you reduce your spelling mistakes?
You can reduce your spelling mistakes by reading books more often and watching some learning shows
How do you get a really good grade at maths?
Studying hard and revising often
What English should you take in vce?
It really depends on what sort of student you are; strong analytical English students often choose Literature whilst more maths/science/lote orientated students take English language as it is a technical approach to the language. The majority of students take mainstream English which has Areas Of Study (AOS) based on a context response, a text response and language analysis.
What are the mistakes that human beings should acknowledge?
When a human being has made the kind of mistakes which have caused problems for other human beings, it is often helpful to acknowledge those mistakes. The honesty is appreciated, and helps to create a basis for avoiding those mistakes in the future.
