Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
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Hi, I'm Samantha
I have completed my degree in mathematics and education and have been teaching maths and English for a couple of years. I am an aspiring Secondary school maths teacher and am just about to undergo my training in the educational field. I am very eager to make learning an enjoyable experience with good results. Please feel free to get in touch if you feel your child could do with some extra help to keep on top of their school work over the summer period and during the term time. I have been teaching students between the ages of 5-18 years for the past 3-4 years as a tutor. I have mentored in a couple of secondary schools in south London and in Hastings for 2 years whilst studying at university. This has enabled me to understand how different students approach mathematics and English and adapt my teaching methods to suit each individual. I understand that often students are not keen to en...Learn more
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Asked by Hailie
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
donβt worry youβll get the hang of it eventually! there are 3 key elements of a circle you have to remember: circumference=the perimeter diameter...Learn more
Asked by Courtney
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
an isosceles triangle has always got two equal sides and two equal angles. there will always be one side that is shorter/longer than the others and ...Learn more
Asked by Jessica
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Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
the capital is Washington D. C.
Asked by Mia
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
the first step is to expand the bracket and then make the new quadratic equation =0 by minusing 73 from both sides. 5(x^2 + 2x) =73 ...Learn more
Asked by Mia
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
it may be easier to visualise 300 as a product of prime factors using a prime factor tree. 300 / \ 2 ...Learn more
Asked by Horia
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
if angle abc=angle bca then we can assume the triangle is an isosceles. this means that side ab = side ac so 3x - 5 = 19 - x 3x + x = 19 + 5 ...Learn more
Asked by Shadae
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
replace n with the numbers 1,2&3 3(1)-2=1 3(2)-2=4 3(3)-2=7 1,4,7 are the first 3 terms
Asked by Shadae
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
abc=a x b x c = 2 x 3 x 5 = 30
Asked by Shadae
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
6f + 5g - 3f + 3g 6f -3f +5g +3g 3f + 8g
Asked by Shadae
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
k/4=7 k=4x7 k=28
Asked by Shadae
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
5d=70 d=70/5 d=14
Asked by Liam
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
it is a triangular based pyramid
Asked by Honey
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
if your question is sqrt(144x56) then the answer is 24root14 if the question is sqrt(144)x56 then the answer is 12x56=672
Asked by Ali
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
either do lots of practice questions or you can message any of the tutors on here to help you out :)
Asked by Madelyn
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
to find the diameter of the sphere you have to find the diagonal of the cube by using the Pythagoras theorem twice. the first time is to find out ...Learn more
Asked by Lwendo
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
the easiest way to simplify an algebraic term like this is to take out the common fractions and common terms. in this case it is 1/3 and x. 2x/3 +...Learn more
Asked by Miklas
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
group all the similar terms together and keep the x on one side of the equal sign and the numbers on the other side. 5 - x/2 - x - 1/3 = 1 (5-1/3)...Learn more
Asked by Miklas
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
12 - 28c you have to multiply 4 by each golf the terms inside the brackets
Asked by Emily
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
any number in the 7 times tables are a multiple of 7. Or any number that can be easily divided by 7 is a multiple of 7.
Asked by Ellouise
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
interior angles are the angles found within a shape. For a regular polygon this can be worked out with a simple equation of: (no. of sides - 2) x ...Learn more
Asked by Aleena
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
a rational surd is one that can be simplified into a rational number such as sqrt(4)=2 sqrt(16)=4 an irrational surd is one that can not be simpli...Learn more
Asked by Olivia
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
generally, to find the area you have to do length x width. but in this case youβve been given the area and the length so you have to inverse the equ...Learn more
Asked by Harry
Maths π―Samantha Rajaratnam
Bsc Maths and Education | 4 years experience | willing to help anyone :)
(3^8 x 3^4)/(3^2 x 3^8) = 3^(8+4)/3^(2+8) = 3^12 / 3^10 = 3^2 = 9 when multiplying numbers with the same base number, you should add the powers. w...Learn more