Need help with my maths homework?

Answer 1

In order to get help, you have to ask a specific question. Please ask a question to get an answer.

Answer 2

sure, anyone could help me with it. depending on the person the help may not be very good though. they may be more of a hassle then a helper though.

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Generally there are a lot of people who would be willing to help if you asked.

It's best to start with you parents or guardian because they are usually the most physically accessible.

Older siblings can be helpful.

Aunt, uncles and cousins may be helpful.

Reach out to classmates who are doing well in the class - just get over your pride and don't worry what they will think. Guess what - we all have weaknesses and flaws. In most cases when you ask a classmate for help they are much more likely to be flattered than to think "what a dummy".

Most teachers will be willing to help too - they got into the profession because they like to help.

If you are lucky enough to be part of a church where people help each other you may want to ask your ecclesiastical leader if there is someone in your congregation that might be able to help you.

And if you have a specific question you are having trouble with, you can always ask that question here.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I depends on WHAT YOU NEED HELP WITH. You need to show the math problem to US. If you don't, how are we supposed to know what you need help on?

Answer 7

Yes.