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Do you know what numbers such as 05/05/05 (todays date) would be called? Is there a term for such things?
Ted

That would be called an ordered number triplet, or a 3-vector, or a vector with three coordinates, or an ordered set of three numbers... Basically just three numbers where the order of them does matter. Often in mathematics a vector would be written inside parentheses, the coordinates separated by commas: (5, 5, 5,). But it doesn't matter whether you use slashes or dashes or commas - the concept is the same.

 

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Hi, I would really love to say thank you so much for this site. I have been trying for days to help my fourth grade grandchild to understand her million number placement values. By using this web site I was able to learn a different way than her teacher was doing. When she caught on it was just like a light blub turned on in her brain. I wish I had a picture of that momement. I am so proud of her but, I am thankful for this site that helped 100%
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Maria,
Just have to let you know how important your materials, suggestions, and math programs have become to my tutoring efforts with a wide variety of students. You have given me a coherence of presentation and remediation for these kids that I never picked up in my teacher training credentialing classes! Thanks for sharing your love and knowledge of math with the rest of us.

Hank


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I plan on telling other parents in my daughters class, and my friends, of your website. What a great "find."

Thank you for having this site accessible to us parents trying to help our children out with school!!

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Joe


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Wow, this is an awesome site. I teach math to ESL high school students and this site is going to be such a great help. THANK YOU!!!

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I just dont get proportions! Until...... i looked a your website! its GREAT!! i know how to do them now and im getting better grades in school! Thank You SOOOOOO much for making this website! I owe you ALOT!

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As a fourth grade teacher, I constantly search for new ways of presenting material, sometimes in the curriculm and other times to stretch their thinking processes. Thank you for a web site that does both. It is so easy to create exactly what I need. Wishing you a continued sucess with your website.

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These responses are mostly from our February 2004 User Survey.

  • I really appreciate the use of your worksheets that I can make to my specific topic. Thanks.
  • First liked the blank times table to 12 that they can fill in themselves. LOVE the hangman games! The kids do; and I do; too. We play on paper; too. Great idea! I really like this site. Thanks for having it. Will investigate further.
  • Your worksheets are WONDERFUL.
  • the way the examples are set up
    The worksheets are great for our daily math work. Thank you for a great site!
    your method of teaching
  • ability to make assignments to fit individual students
    I like the fact that you offer fraction worksheets. You also give alot of information.
  • The ability to generate worksheets is great!
  • I like that you can set up the pages with very specific information; so that the students can focus on 1 skill. Being able to make my own worksheets.
  • I love that you have most of the different math curriculums available to be compared head-to-head.;This is my first year hs'ing and the options are staggering to me. It was wonderful to find so many detailed descriptions in one place. It made comparing them much easier. The links directly to their websites and to reviews was also extremely helpful to me. Thank you.
  • Your site is very good for something so new; I'll be coming back. It is a great website. It just needs to be organized more.
  • This a great website. It goes back to the basics which is sometimes lacking in schools today because the advancement of technology. Keep up the good work.
  • Been looking for a non-spiral curric that can be used year after year; non-consuming and I think I've finally found it. Thank you!
  • Thank you for setting this site up for others. I will be sure to pass on the URL to any that need a math site.
  • My daughters are having trouble with division in school. I don't homeschool them, but I came to this site while looking for math worksheets for them to work with. I added this site to my bookmarks, because I've found it very helpful. I think with the help of this site, I can help my children learn the math skills they need, and maybe even love math the way that I do. Thank you so much for this VERY helpful and wonderful site. Bobbie

 





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