How Math has helped me

6/10/2013

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     Today, as you might have known, is the last Math Monday blog post. It has been very rewarding helping you with the best I can during math. To conclude our Math Mondays blog post, I am going to write about how Math has helped me throughtout the year. Math helps everyone with almost anything. Math almost always has to do with Science. You can use Math for soluving your hypohesis for Science. You can also use Math STEM jobs. It also works for drafting or construtiong a building. I mainly use Math for Science to hep me calculate problems.

What do you use Math for? Do you use it for Science like me, or maybe you use it to calucualte how long you can hold your breath? Math has a lot of uses for many things. If the world had not delveloped Math,, then we would proberlby make building irrationals. This is just an idea how the world would be like. Like I had said before, It has been very nice writting thi
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Most challenging thing in Math

6/3/2013

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Todays blog post will be about the most challenging thing in Math. For me the most challenging thing in math was combining m=like terms. For those of you who don't know what this is, it is a Math problem that requires you to add and subtract numbers with the same variable  For example a problem could possibly look like this,  3x+2y+4x. In this case you would add all of the numbers that have the variable of x and y. So the new problem would look like 7x+2y. I got 7, because I added the 3 and the 4. I left the 2y alone, because nothing could add with it that has a variable of y. 


I finally had the nerves to go and ask my teacher for help. He was more that happy to help me. He showed me how to solve more complex problems that the one that is for example. He showed me how to solve problems that looked like this: 3y+4x-12y-7y. At first, I was worried that I would not get the problem right, but then it turns out that I was right. This topic was hard for me at first, but now it is one of the most easiest topics!
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