MHB Looking for extremely patient somebody for help

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The user is seeking assistance with work-related calculations due to a lack of confidence in their math skills. They express uncertainty about their current understanding and need guidance to verify and correct their calculations. The community responds positively, encouraging the user to share their specific problems for help. The request highlights a need for patient support in navigating mathematical tasks. Overall, the discussion emphasizes collaboration and assistance in overcoming challenges with calculations.
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I have absolutely no idea where I am. If this is in the wrong section, I profusely apologise!

Basically, I've been set a task at work and it involves a few calculations of figures. Not exactly my area, but related to my area. My math skills are pretty much non-existent and I just need someone to help talk me through it, see if my existing calculations are right and if not, help me get them right.

Please?? Need help!
 
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Hello cactuar and welcome to MHB! :D

Post your problem and we'll see what we can do. :)
 
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