Hello and welcome future scientist! My name is Eddy El Dib. For those of you who don't know about Natural Science, I'll explain what this program involves. I've been in this program for one year now. It is a pre university. Students take physics, biology, math, and chemistry classes. By completing this program, you can take part in the Medicine or Engineering field.
We all want to succeed at school, right? But we need the right tools. I realized that students have a lot of problems in math especially in graphics' visualization. Many struggled to include me as well.
I was not the best at first, but I have improved.
My highest score was 95%.
I'm here to help you and my goal is to solve this problem.
It will only take a couple minute to demonstrate you. Stay and don't move.
Let me explain the problem. We have two classes of math, and both of them have graphics which many students struggle in. We need , and it's essential to really understand these graphics so that the equation become easier.
If you can't explain what's going on in the x-axis or y-axis, then you will fail to continue.
Take for instance, you have a math problem. Then it asks you for example, when is Samuel selling to most food during the day. To answer you need a graphic, but you don't understand it. So then you need a tool to help you.
That can be difficult indeed, but I found a solution. I'll show you how to understand it.
To fix this issue, first go on Desmos.com. You can log in, but you can use it without logging in.
At first you have to play with it, and test it. Then use it for your homework for example.
You type Desmos.com. It should be the first one to appear.
Basically you only need to insert the function on the top left section of the page. Then, it will appear on the right side. It's that easy, but so effective. That's the solution.
So, if you're in the same field as me or a related field, that's how you get a perspective of a function. I promised I would show you how to use Desmos, now it's your turn to use it.
I hope that was useful, and you learned something new today. In return a want a favor to ask.
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