graphing quadratic equations

lalddobcat · Registered: 14.09.2004 From: New Zealand

Hey guys! Guess what, I was down with fever last week, and had to miss a few classes because of that. Now that our final exams are due next week I really need some help in topics like graphing quadratic equations and some other topics like quadratic formula, converting decimals and y-intercept. I was thinking on hiring some private tutor but then my limited budget won’t allow me to do so. I really need some urgent help in those topics, else I might perform really badly in my final exams. Can anyone make a suggestion ? I need some help, and I need it FAST!

IlbendF · Registered: 11.03.2004 From: Netherlands

Hello dear, graphing quadratic equations can be really tough if your basics are not clear. I know this program , Algebrator which has helped a lot of newbies clarify their concepts. I have used this software many times when I was in college and I recommend it to every beginner.

nedslictis · Registered: 13.03.2002 From: Omnipresent

I’m also using Algebrator to assist me with my algebra projects . It really does help you quickly comprehend certain topics like function domain and ratios which would take days to comprehend just by reading tutorials. It’s highly recommended program if you’re looking for something that can help you to solve math problems and display all necessary step by step solution. A must have algebra software.

sxAoc · Registered: 16.01.2002 From: Australia

I recommend using Algebrator. It not only assists you with your math problems, but also provides all the required steps in detail so that you can enhance the understanding of the subject.

tisean84 · Registered: 03.01.2002 From: Singapore

Oh really! I’m interested this software right away. Can someone please post a link to the website where I can order this software?

Gog · Registered: 07.11.2001 From: Austin, TX

The software is a piece of cake. Just give it 15 minutes and you will be a professional at it. You can find the software here, https://emathtutoring.com/dividing-fractions.html.