facyoring cubic function

kinnerid · Registered: 24.06.2005 From:

Hey guys! Guess what, I had a bad cold last week, and had to miss a few classes because of that. Now that our mid-semester are due next week I really need some help in topics like facyoring cubic function and few other topics like trinomials, rational equations and rational equations. I was thinking on hiring some private tutor but then my pocket money won’t allow me to do so. I really need some immediate help in those topics, else I might perform really badly in my mid-semester . Can anyone make a suggestion ? I need some help, and I need it FAST!

ameich · Registered: 21.03.2005 From: Prague, Czech Republic

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alhatec16 · Registered: 10.03.2002 From: Notts, UK.

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said · Registered: 12.10.2001 From: $SCRIPT_NAME

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molbheus2matlih · Registered: 10.04.2002 From: France

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Mibxrus · Registered: 19.10.2002 From: Vancouver, Canada

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