i have 2 sons in school and i could look for certain things for literally hours
to no avail on some of these questions they ask on tests.
i think this one teacher in geography last year would purposly find items that were obscure and hard to find info on to ask questions about.
it got brainwracking.
dale you did right bro. great way to do it.
hey Josh I know that it might be hard but the library would have that answer too Sorry just after six kids you learn howb to send them for the info not give it
Josh, if you are asking about state representatives, that is different in each state based upon their state constitutions. If you are asking about United States Representatives, That number is determined based on census figures. The more people in your state, the more US Reps from your state. The House of Representatives web site listed earlier would show the current numbers. There are 2 US Senators from each state.
Does anyone know anything about linear programing of systems of inequality equations. This is some difficult stuff, my parents haven't even heard of it.
I finished up College Algebra I and II back in April, but it about killed me to do it. Wish I could be more help, but I barely figured it out using the book and all the help my wife could give me. I couldn't explain it very well in person, let alone via the internet. Sorry.
Yeah, It's for Algebra 2 honors. The honors part is just there to make us sound smart, and give the teachers an excuse to give us twice as much homework.
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