📚 Today's lesson from the Grade 10 Math (MPM2D) course! Round trip questions give you times and a speed difference, then ask for the speed. The trick: the distance there and back is the same, so set them equal. 👉 Open the lesson: https://www.skool.com/ontario-math-resources-help-8447/classroom/dd6ecab1?md=a056360952a74698b97e346b36772796 🎯 Try the practice problem and post your answer below 👇 ✅ Answer to the last lesson (Fractions Part 1: Adding & Subtracting with the…): 3 1/12

📚 Today's lesson from the Grade 9 Math (MTH1W) course! You can only add or subtract fractions when the pieces are the same size. That's the whole reason we find a common denominator. 👉 Open the lesson: https://www.skool.com/ontario-math-resources-help-8447/classroom/2452be5f?md=33d0d5a6d6184e1cb211ee5c526fc54e 🎯 Try the practice problem and post your answer below 👇 ✅ Answer to the last lesson (Simulations: Using Random Numbers to Model Real…): a) RANDBETWEEN(1,6), each number = one prize b) 1/6

📚 Today's lesson from the Grade 12 Data Management (MDM4U) course! Want to know how often a 30% shooter makes two free throws in a row, without spending an afternoon in the gym? Simulate it. 👉 Open the lesson: https://www.skool.com/ontario-math-resources-help-8447/classroom/f8d68447?md=157e0c120aff4fc4bed58b425f59c88f 🎯 Try the practice problem and post your answer below 👇 ✅ Answer to the last lesson (Secant Slope = Average Rate of Change): 12, then 6 (so yes, steeper farther right)

📚 Today's lesson from the Grade 12 Calculus & Vectors (MCV4U) course! The slope of a curve is always changing, so how do you measure it? Start by connecting two points with a straight line: a secant. 👉 Open the lesson: https://www.skool.com/ontario-math-resources-help-8447/classroom/91074289?md=e5a896cfc30b4f78ae18e74750284b99 🎯 Try the practice problem and post your answer below 👇 ✅ Answer to the last lesson (Domain Restrictions When Roots and Fractions…): a) {x>=4, x!=7} b) {x<9}

📚 Today's lesson from the Grade 12 Advanced Functions (MHF4U) course! In MHF4U, functions get combined, and so do their restrictions. The skill: find every restriction, then put them together. 👉 Open the lesson: https://www.skool.com/ontario-math-resources-help-8447/classroom/dae05e49?md=bf833fcb5d444afab763a7cc97028e89 🎯 Try the practice problem and post your answer below 👇 ✅ Answer to the last lesson (The Parent Functions You Need to Know by Heart): a) x^2, sqrt x, |x| b) 1/x c) x^2 and |x|