Math Worksheets

Archive for February, 2007

Multiplication and Division are critical parts of Math. We start with basic Multiplication worksheets and gradually move to more advanced Multiplication worksheets. There are plenty of Multiplication practice worksheets so if you have done one Multiplication worksheet, move onto the next math Multiplication worksheet. We try to include as many fun Multiplication worksheets as possible so you can enjoy learning math while doing math exercises and using our Free Math Worksheets.

Multiplication is easy and with our free Multiplication worksheets, you will learn how easy Multiplication is and have fun with it. Some people can multiply big numbers in their head but in reality, you only need to know exactly how to do any multiplication, and you can use a calculator for the rest. Enjoy our multiplication worksheets!

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Question: Does your kid do worksheets etc. at home (work other than homework)?

If you have a kid(s) in public school, other than homework, and maybe borrowing books from the library, what do you do to supplement what they are learning in school?
Nothing, but make sure the homework and projects are done as best as the kid can?
some worksheets in math? Or, only work on a topic the kid is having trouble understanding?

Do they go to a “tutoring place” or “learning center”?

Or, are you at the other extreme, i.e. kid goes to public school, but you almost homeschool too, ie. do lot of math, science, reading, writing and other mini-projects?

So, question is, what, if any, extra work does your child do at home other than homework?

we do some online math drill practice for my kid, but that is about it.

Answer: I print out worksheets or make my own. I only give extra work in math, she needs the extra help. I usually only do this a week before a test so I can see if she fully understands the problems.
I like:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/

On line lessons and worksheets to print.

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Question: Precalculus help! Parabolas, Elipses, Hyperbolas?

Hey. I have a math quiz tomorrow, and am working on a worksheet with 20 problems. I’m not sure I understand these problems, so if possible can someone please possibily solve these samples? I was absent, and am totally loss.

1. Find standard form for parabola:
Foci(4,-1) directrix: y= 3

2. Elipses:
(x+4)^2/ 9 + (y-3)^2/ 36= 1.
Find vertices, foci, length of major and minor axis.

3. Hyperbolas:
4x^2 – 6y^2 – 24y+ 8x – 12= 0
State center, vericies, and foci.

Basically, each of these 3 types are the kinds I’ll be expected to know how to solve on the quiz tomorrow. I need samples done, so I can understand the processes. At the moment I’m clueless as to how to solve them. Any and all help will be appreciated!

~ Dracos

Answer: If you’d be interested in it I have a conic section study guide I made 2 years ago, I can render it out to a .pdf and send it to you. It covers basically everything you’re asking about. Let me know ~ Lasserith

Frankho Mazes at Ho Math and Chess Learning Center child education franchise