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Monday, August 1, 2011

Algebraic Numbers


In today's post i will help you in learning the concept of algebraic numbers.

Algebraic number is a number that exist in a polynomial equations having integers, co efficient and so on. There are different types of algebraic numbers and these are as follows namely:

Natural numbers
Rational numbers
Irrational numbers
Complex numbers

Next time i will help you with some other concept such as algebraic manipulation.

You can also avail your help from online tutoring. Not just in algebra but in other concepts such as calculus tutoring and so on.

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Friday, July 29, 2011

Sample Statistics


Let's learn about mean in sample statistics in today's session of learning.

Sample statistics is nothing but making use of numerical data in order to do some data research and data analysis. It is also the technique to summarize numerical data in statistics. Mean is used to summarize this numerical data in statistics and therefore, it is such an important concept in sample statistics.

Next time i will help you with the concept of errors in sampling in statistics. One can also connect with an online tutor for more help. Not just in statistics but one can avail to the help of algebra tutors as well.

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Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Mixed fractions


Let's learn about mixed fractions and subtracting mixed fractions in today's learning.

Mixed fractions are those fractions which are formed of a whole number and a fraction. In order to subtract mixed fractions, we need to first convert the mixed fractions to improper fractions and then use the same method of subtract fractions. Below are the steps of subtracting mixed fractions:

Step 1) Convert mixed to improper fraction.
Step 2) If denominators are different, find the LCM and take a common denominator.
Step 3) Subtract the numerators.

For more help avail to an online tutor and get your required help. Not just fractions but you can avail to free algebra tutoring and so on as well.

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