deficient numbers between 40 and 50

said · Registered: 12.10.2001 From: $SCRIPT_NAME

I am going to high school now. As math has always been my weakness, I purchased the course books in advance. I am plan on learning a handful of topics before the classes start. Any kind of pointers would be much appreciated that could assist me to start studying deficient numbers between 40 and 50 myself.

AllejHat · Registered: 16.07.2003 From: Odense, Denmark

You really shouldn’t have wasted money on a private tutor. Had you posted this message before hiring a tutor, you could have saved yourself loads of money! Anyway, what’s done is done. In order to make sure that you do well in your exams I would recommend trying Algebrator . It’s a user-friendly software. It can solve the really tough ones for you, and what’s even cooler is the fact that it can even explain how to go about solving it! At one point in time when even I was having difficulty understanding radical equations, relations and function domain. But thanks to Algebrator , it’s all good now.

MoonBuggy · Registered: 23.11.2001 From: Leeds, UK

I always use Algebrator to help me with my math projects. I have tried several other online help tools but so far this is the best I have seen. I guess it is the detailed way of explaining the solution to problems that makes the whole process appear so easy. It is indeed a very good piece of software and I can vouch for it.

InjoyMERVANO! · Registered: 18.04.2005 From: Germany

Thank you, I would be very grateful to all of you if this software can help me. I really am very worried about my results. Can someone give me the link to it?

SanG

This one is actually quite unique. I am recommending it only after trying it myself. You can find the details about the software at http://www.softmath.com/ordering-algebra.html.