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#1 Re: Introductions » Hello, World! :) » Today 01:12:27

"Hello! ??  A math degree and a retired musician is such a great combination.  With strategy and patterns, math, chess, and poker all work well together.  I'm eager to see your thoughts on this.

#2 Re: Introductions » Hello mathisfunforum » Today 01:06:00

Welcome on board!  ?  You're really welcome here.  There are many helpful people in this group, and I do not doubt that you will learn a lot while also contributing your own perspectives. Eager to learn with you!

#3 Re: Introductions » Hi there :) » Yesterday 00:32:32

Nice to meet you, too! Wishing you all the best as you start 11th grade — it’s a big step, and you’ve got this! ?

#4 Re: Introductions » Hello Math Is Fun! » Yesterday 00:29:36

Greetings! ?  Whereas linear equations of the form y = mx + c and graph as straight lines, quadratic functions are equations such as y = ax² + bx + c that graph as parabolas.  Both are fundamental concepts in mathematics; begin with linear equations because they are easier to understand, and then proceed to quadratics to learn how graphs can curve.

#5 Re: Exercises » Math Discussion Questions...2 » 2025-09-11 00:41:53

When combining polynomials, I like the vertical method because it reduces errors by clearly aligning like terms.

Because it's faster and requires less steps than FOIL, I like to commit the rule for the square of a binomial to memory.

#6 Re: Exercises » Two Equations Having One Solution » 2025-09-11 00:39:31

For exactly one solution:

If
A≠D: (B−E)^2-4(A−D)(C−F)=0


If A=D: then B≠E


Other cases give none or infinitely many solutions.

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