Friday, April 12, 2013

Free Math Soving

Introduction to free math solving:

Mathematics is the study of magnitude, structure, space, and modify. Mathematicians search for examples, formulate new inferences, and found truth by accurate deduction from correctly chosen theorems and explanation.

Students are allowed to solve the mathematics problems such as homework problems, practice problems and also providing the formulas and definitions. Homework problems are used to develop the knowledge of solving problems themselves. It includes algebra variant, geometry and so on...

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Example problems of free math solving:


Free math problem 1:

Writing the simple form: `14/8`

Solving solution:

Given: `14/8`

Method 1:

First we are factoring the values of numerator and then factoring a denominator values.

Finally reduce the fraction by cancelling the common value.

Method 2:

Find the Greatest common divisor for the given fraction values and then simplifying them.

Therefore we can simply the given problem using the second method.

Greatest common divisor of 14, 8= 2

So, `(14-:2)/(8-:2)=7/4`

Answer: `7/4`

Free math problem 2:

Find the area of following triangle:


Solving solution:

Given base= 10cm and height= 8 cm

We can find the area of triangle by using the following formula:

Area `A= 1/2 (basexx height) ` or `1/2bh`

Substitute the value of base and height into the above formula and then we get the final answer.

Area `A= 1/2(10xx8)`

` = 1/2(80)`

= `80/2`

= 40

Answer: 40cm2

Free math problem 3:

If fifteen inches correspond to 42 centimeters, how many centimeters are there in twenty five inches?

Solving solution:

By using the proportion concept,

Here inches/ centimeters: `15/42=25/x`

15x= 42*25 (cross multiplication)

Multiply 42 and 25

15x=1050

Divide by 15 on both sides.

`(15x)/15= 1050/15`

x= 70

Answer: 70 cm

Free math problem 4:

What is 5% of 600 centimeters?

Solving solution:

Percentage means division of 100.

We can find the number with the 5% of 600.

That is, 5% of 600

= `5/100 xx 600`

Here we can divide the values 5 and 100 and then we get

= 0.05*600

Again we can multiply 0.05 with 600. Then we get the final answer.

= 30

Answer: 30

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Practice problems of free math solving:


Writing the simple form: `15/12`
Find the perimeter of square with side value 5cm.
Answer:

`5/4`
20 cm

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