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Gunther posted a resource
2 hours agoK-12LanguageSpanish ResourceHi all! I’ve been studying for my spanish exam and put together a little study sheet that I thought I would share with everyone. I made the google doc public, but let me know if there is any problem with accessing it. Here is the link:
https://www.spanish.academy/blog/the-ultimate-spanish-study-guide-for-beginners/
Study Spanish today! Check out this blog post with the ultimate Spanish study guide perfect for A1-level beginners and improve your Spanish!https://www.spanish.academy/blog/the-ultimate-spanish-study-guide-for-beginners/
Clint 1 hour ago
TYSM that helped :)
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You posted a question
7 hours agoK-12MathTrigonometryQuestionWhat methods do you guys use to help remember the values of sin cos and tan? My teacher taught me SOH CAH TOA, but I wanna know how to remember the values for 30 45 and 60 degree angles. Thanks in advance!
Maru 1 hour ago
I know theres a method you can do with your hand that helps you visualize them but I’m not too sure about specifics but maybe someone else knows what I’m talking about and can explain it!
Sam 3 hours ago
Pls help TT. I'm also so confused
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Abigail posted a question
17 hours agoUndergradCSAlgorithmsQuestionHi everyone, I am currently working on my algorithms homework right now and there is one question that I'm not completely sure about. Is n! the same order as n^n? How would you prove it?
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Jas posted a status
21 hours agoK-12MathGeometryStatusI've been having trouble with this question for a bit, could anyone help me? I am supposed to prove that triangles ABC and FBE are congruent but I'm not sure how.
Abigail 10 hours ago
You can apply SAS with the two congruent sides and angle ABC and FBE to prove their congruence.
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