high school math help

A:4 times 55=50 times x because the distance is the same but you just figure out the time using the speed.

A:I would think your textbook would be the best thing. If not, just post on Yahoo Answers. Its quite helpful and most ppl should know the answer. If you really need help, hire a tutor or use a homework hotline. Looking stuff up youself wont be too much help if you dont understand.

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A:I know for health science you need to take Statistics or Bio-Statistics, Calculus or Bio-Calculus,Physics which is science but more math intense. These are the major maths you have to take for those majors. Hope this helps, Good Luck!

A:BSc in Math, followed by a BEd in Secondary Education (specializing in math). This gives you a solid foundation in math skills plus the skills you need to teach. There is so much more to teaching than just communication of your knowledge to the students- a BEd program will really set you up for classroom success more than just a certificate. As part of your BSc, take some general science classes as well to increase job opportunities- most schools prefer to hire teachers who can teach "Scimatics" (I don't know if that's a real term or just something we toss around in the staff room at my school).