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FAQ - Math

How to Calculate Percentage Error

A percentage error provides an easy-to-understand measure of error margins. It lets you know how big an error is.

Scott Laughlin
Scott Laughlin
Updated April 23, 2024
FAQ - Math

How to Calculate GPA

Your grade point average, or GPA, is an integral part of your experience at school. It’s something that students and teachers have to deal with.

Scott Laughlin
Scott Laughlin
Updated April 23, 2024
FAQ - Math

Decoding the Mystery of Solving for X: Moving Beyond "Getting X by Itself

Learn the true objective of solving for X in algebra and move beyond the misleading phrase "getting X by itself." Understand the real goal and how to achieve it for mastering algebra

Avery Austin
Avery Austin
Updated April 23, 2024
FAQ - English & Grammar

What Is Alliteration? Examples of Alliteration

What is alliteration? Get the definition and examples, and learn more about the difference between alliteration, consonance, and assonance.

Andrew Miller
Andrew Miller
Updated April 23, 2024
Education

College Majors with the Highest Salaries

With almost 20 million students enrolled in postsecondary education, getting a bachelor’s degree has become a rite of passage for many young professionals before going into the workforce.

Heytutor Blog
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FAQ - English & Grammar

Onomatopoeia Definition and Examples

Onomatopoeia is a word that sounds like what it's describing. When you come across an onomatopoetic word, you can hear the sound of the word that is described.

Scott Laughlin
Scott Laughlin
Updated April 23, 2024
FAQ - Math

How to Calculate Standard Deviation

There are two types of standard deviations: population standard deviation and sample standard deviation. Both measure the degree of dispersion in a set.

Scott Laughlin
Scott Laughlin
Updated April 23, 2024
FAQ - Math

How to Find the Area of a Shape. Formulas and Examples.

How do you find the area of a shape? Learn the formula for finding the area of various 2D geometric shapes, and find equation examples.

Andrew Miller
Andrew Miller
Updated April 23, 2024
FAQ - Math

How to Calculate Square Footage

Square footage is the measurement of space that covers an area. It’s often used to determine the amount of floor space in a home. Knowing the square footage also comes in handy during painting, tiling

Scott Laughlin
Scott Laughlin
Updated April 23, 2024
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