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what do u do there

Idk

i wish my school had that :/

Never took it

oh

Question

How do people balance sports and school? Hour and half swim pratice and I'm in no mood to sweat on this math

that I can't answer since I get my excersize from doing excersize. perhaps do some math than swim than come back to it

it's better to space out studying

Its just homework which is sadly manditory this year

I do decent without doing homework but its a grade booster anyhow

that I don't know. maybe use swiming as downtime to relax?

Physics question:

You are driving into St. Louis, Missouri, and in the distance you see the famous Gateway-to-the-West arch. This monument rises to a height of 192 m. You estimate your line of sight with the top of the arch to be 9.2° above the horizontal. Approximately how far (in kilometers) are you from the base of the arch?

This would be 192*tan(9.2)=31.072 meters then just need to convert it to km?

thats geometry. fairly simple I think. yeah just convert to Km

Its the intro to my physics course
it is the trigonometry portion and never did trig

Its gonna be a fun semester
Chem1+lab
Physics 1+lab
calc 1

Yeah, or think on debate or essays stuff. I did track this fall, but with swim in the morning, it seems like even more of a crunch

@JDCREW It was wrong :/ I got 2 attempts left

the tan(9.2)=192/(distance from object)

hang on

That is what I did, I think?

No worries

what decimal you rounding to?

@JDCREW f needs to be 3 significant figures

Sig figs oof

I know...I need sig figs in my chem too

siggie figgies

I think this is right

@JDCREW It was right and I see where I made my mistake

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anytime dude! I'm in Physics this year and calc next year so I'm gonna do a lot with trig. you ever need help, just ping me

so I dont do sports cause I move to damn often, but I found that if I grind my butt off in school, going so far as to rush through assignments (carefully ofc), I could free up time to work on other things like hw. When we were still in person, I would get my work done quickly during one class, and then get a hall pass before the end of the period to run to another teacher for tutoring. I had everything scheduled out so that ik which teachers would most likely be available at any given time of the day, so if I got 15 minutes before lunch, I might run to econ, or if I had 20 minutes during seventh, I could run to my physics class. It was a grind, but it left me free to do whatever I wanted after school.

now if your school is online, i can't help you. I have been unable to adapt to this system, and my grades have gone to shit.

I do drama club and online racing leagues so it's tough for me too. Ask for help if you need it , it's better to ask than not understand. And if you still don't understand it, watch khan academy and use online calculators

I recommend taking some easier extracurricular that fits with your classes and schedule
I haven’t had a semi decent sleep schedule since February of last year

Anybody doing anything PMP related? @ me please. I have questions.

no, but I am taking a business management class. *maybe* I can help somewhat.

im only in hs, so idk how much though

Oh I understand the work, it just takes time and is hella anoying. I'm in history now (online) and I got some freetime so I'm doing math hw

@sixfivebyfiftyfive Actually, thats what I was going to ask about. It seems that business management is a common underpinning for the PMP cert. Do you plan on going into anything project management related and what other stuff do you recommend studying as well, to the business management end?

Also, don't undersell yourself by qualifying it with "I'm only X so ya know...". You can still help and qualify your position later with, "That information is above my education right now, and I know/dont know where to find the info." Makes you seem more competent and confident even in the negative.