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Looks like milliliters. Not sure how ml would convert to cc
At STP, it's 1:1 :awesomework:
Looks like milliliters. Not sure how ml would convert to cc
D. None of the above
Too bad, it's already on his homework with a note that says "I'm an idiot, if the answers are wrong, blame our 4x4 buddies online, they helped" :haha: :haha: :redneck:
Too bad, it's already on his homework with a note that says "I'm an idiot, if the answers are wrong, blame our 4x4 buddies online, they helped" :haha: :haha: :redneck:
Oh great, drag us into it. Now we're all gonna be flunked and have to go through shcool all over again. :redneck:
No. That would be 151 feet x 14 feet x 29 feet. I'm not sure where those numbers came from but they're a little off. :hi:
:haha: Well hell, I'm screwed then. If they are doing algebra in 5th grade I'm done for. I only made it to prealgebra in high school :haha: :haha:
Hell, that one's easy. With a calcualtor. :haha:wait till he comes home and asks for help finding the hypotenuse of a right triangle...your mind will melt when you see that formula, mine did :wtf:
wait till he comes home and asks for help finding the hypotenuse of a right triangle...your mind will melt when you see that formula, mine did :wtf:
don't call w/ a art/english/history/geography question)
No. That would be 151 feet x 14 feet x 29 feet. I'm not sure where those numbers came from but they're a little off. :hi:
But they aren't using feet or inches. Just Cm...
Wow....
looks like I missed out on a good one last night....
Crista dear....
next time you get stuck w/ something like this.....just gimme a call, I'll give you a hand.......I think we can talk through over the phone anything 5th grade is gonna throw at them.....(MATH-wise that is.....don't call w/ a art/english/history/geography question)
a(squared) + b(squared) = hypotenuse(squared)
Or we could do sign/cosign/tangent if on of the side lengths is missing but we know an angle besides the 90* one
:D
Wow....
I think we can talk through over the phone anything 5th grade is gonna throw at them.....(MATH-wise that is.....don't call w/ a art/english/history/geography question)
Thanks Berne, I had a couple friends I could have called but I've discovered that hearing it on the phone vs seeing it written is harder for me to understand. So if I post up about it and everyone shows me how it works, It's easier to comprehend and reteach kyle. My Mom is pretty good at Math too but last time it was just harder to understand on the phone.
1 inch = 2.54 Centimeters
anytime honey.....
I'm no math gawd by any means......but know you've got a phone # for help on anything up through....say.....calculus-6.......and I can prolly explain better over the phone than your moms....
I like Centimeters is makes it sound some much bigger 12.7CM :redneck:
I never liked Calculus much. You are always approaching something but you never seem to get there.:fawkdancesmiley:
Crista, Thursday nights at 8:00 I think Jeff Foxworthy goes over alot of this stuff on channel 13.:;
Crista, Thursday nights at 8:00 I think Jeff Foxworthy goes over alot of this stuff on channel 13.:;