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If you don't love math, don't worry, you're certainly not alone. Hopefully however, with these easy tips, you'll be able to master mathematics with no problem.



1.Converting Fahrenheit to Celsius

2. Multiply Large Numbers in Your Head

3. Multiply Any Number by 11

4. Remembering Pi

5. Figuring out Fractions of Numbers

6. Adding and Subtracting Fractions

7. Multiples of Nine

8. Tables of 6, 7, 8 and 9

9. Figuring Out The Percentage of a Number

10. Remembering Greater Than and Less Than Symbols

11. And The Most Important Tip Of All!



Source:
http://www.omgfacts.com/lists/17316/11-Useful-Math-Tips-You-Probably-Never-Learned-In-School


Cc: Lalasticlala

wow!

This is nice

this is useful

So cool

Educative....thumbs up op

This teaching methods were used of old, don't knw y its no longer in use nowadays. Thats y d older generation were so intelligent.
Bleep d new education curriculum.
Dats y my maths is so bad n its hunting me cos am not able to do the courses I love 4 fear of maths.

Nice work! Now I can Answer so many shits off heart!

Interesting

lalasticrara flont page oh biko!

Easier

Lalasticlala

Following

The 2nd though, I tried other large numbers. Didn't work

For multiplying figures with Zero, remove the zeros and multiply the figures then put back the zeros.

eg.
500x200
5x2=10 then add four zeros

100000.

My mum, my maths teacher. I love you, mum

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GrAnDwEeZ:
The 2nd though, I tried other large numbers. Didn't work

It's only applicable to numbers between 90 and 100.

Pamelayoung:
This teaching methods were used of old, don't knw y its no longer in use nowadays. Thats y d older generation were so intelligent.
Bleep d new education curriculum.
Dats y my maths is so bad n its hunting me cos am not able to do the courses I love 4 fear of maths.

Nice one.

we were taught some of them in the olden days, like multiplying any number by 11 and the Celsius to Fahrenheit conversion.

Rukemi291:
For multiplying figures with Zero, remove the zeros and multiply the figures then put back the zeros.

eg.
500x200
5x2=10 then add four zeros

100000.

My mum, my maths teacher. I love you, mum

Excellent.
You can also perform the same trick on decimals.
E.g
0.2 x 0.4 = 0.08
Remove d decimal points (2 x 4 =
Count d numbers of zeros in both decimals I.e 0.2 n 0.4 has 2 zeros
Add the 2 zeros to ur answer from d left hand side. I.e 0.08

2 and 3 will not work for larger numbers tho

Cool tip

I wish I knew these tricks then.