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Lets say that I have basic math knowledge(middle school). Can you outline step by step what kind of math I need to do to be ready for Calculas. thanks
pamba said:Lets say that I have basic math knowledge(middle school). Can you outline step by step what kind of math I need to do to be ready for Calculas. thanks
"Question and help appreciated(no homework)" is a phrase commonly used by students on online forums or discussion boards when asking for assistance with a problem or assignment. It is a way of politely requesting help without directly stating that it is for a homework assignment.
Yes, it is generally considered appropriate to use this phrase when seeking assistance on a problem or assignment. It conveys that you are genuinely seeking help and not just looking for someone to do your homework for you.
Some people may feel more comfortable using this phrase because it avoids directly stating that the request is for a homework assignment. It may also be seen as more polite and respectful to the person providing help.
Yes, you can still get help even if you don't use this phrase. However, using it can make your request for help more clear and may increase the likelihood of receiving a helpful response.
No, it is not necessary to include "no homework" in this phrase. Some people may choose to use it to emphasize that they are not looking for someone to do their homework for them, but it is not required.