what is the third root called

Gai Vilnaate · Registered: 28.09.2003 From: Denmark

Heya peeps! Is anyone here familiar with what is the third root called? I have this set of problems about it that I just can’t figure it out. Our class was tasked to solve it and understand how we came up with the solution. Our Algebra professor will select random students to solve it as well as show solutions to class so I need comprehensive explanation regarding what is the third root called. I tried answering some of the questions but I guess I got it completely incorrect. Please assist me because it’s a bit urgent and the due date is close already and I haven’t yet understood how to solve this.

AllejHat · Registered: 16.07.2003 From: Odense, Denmark

What is your problem about what is the third root called? Can you give me more details on the problems you have regarding what is the third root called? I myself had encountered many problems on my algebra projects. I tried hiring a/an math coach to teach me, but it was not cheap. The most practical way to help you answer your math problems is by using a fine software. Among all algebra softwares I encountered, it’s the Algebrator that really helped me. Aside from giving errors-free answers, it also shows a step-by-step solution that led to the answer. It’s really a fine program to learn from but remember to refrain from copying answers from the software because it would really not help you if you’d just copy the solutions. Use it just to understand how to solve certain math problems.

TC

I completely agree, Algebrator is the best! I am much better in math since I used it, and I have the best grades in the class! It helped me even with the most confusing math problems, like those on lcf or trigonometry. I definitely think you should give it a try .

CtevamN · Registered: 23.07.2003 From:

Of course. My intention is to learn Math. I would employ it only as a tool to clear my concepts. Can I get the link to the program?

DVH · Registered: 20.12.2001 From:

Sure, why not! You can grab a copy of the tool from http://www.easyalgebra.com/using-intercepts-for-graphing-linear-equations.html. You are bound to get addicted to it. Best of Luck.