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If you have MATH problems and questions, like "What are powers of ten" or "Explain to me a shortcut for negative exponents", or "Please solve this problem", please go to the
Contact page of Homeschool Math website
If you have MATH problems and questions, like "What are powers of ten" or "Explain to me a shortcut for negative exponents", or "Please solve this problem", please go to the Math Forum's Ask Dr. Math service. Ask Dr. Math ® archives have thousands of answers from students to all kinds of math questions, from elementary school to college math. And if your question is not answered in the archived answers, you can write and ask them your math question. The service is professional, free, quick, and highly recommended!
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Questions / feedback
I would like to commend you for making great worksheets. I use your 3rd grade worksheets for a little kid I tutor, and I think they do a great job in conveying concepts through the exercise. It's sort of like a theory through practice kind of thing, which is great for 3rd graders. Thanks!
This is just a quick note to say thanks for providing such a great resource for free! I use the worksheet generator every week to create 35 targeted times tables questions for my Year 4 class (US 3rd grade, I think) to answer in 2 minutes. I love how I can specify exactly what sort of questions I want them to answer and the kids are loving watching their scores improve. I work at an International School (UK Curriculum). So thanks!
Thank you!!! I was having so much trouble teaching my daughter how to subtract a negative integer, and your site really helped!
Do you know what numbers such as 05/05/05 (todays date) would be called? Is there a term for such things?
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.
This site is amazing, thank you so much! I was looking for some quick fraction worksheets for my 