franchesca2 franchesca2

11-10-2017
Mathematics

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Why can a problem with extra information be difficult to solve

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becca68 becca68

11-10-2017

you use the extra info and end up getting the wrong answer

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thatgirl8 thatgirl8

11-10-2017

That and your brain is trying hard to absorb info and you have to be capable of filtering what you need and don't need. You have to know what the math teacher is thinking and what formula he wants you to use. It's kind of unfair sometimes.

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