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Maths Help Please
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Recently the Answerbank has come to my rescue (again) helping work out some basic maths.
I need help again please:
If a person accrues 1 weeks annual leave for ever 4 months they work and leaves after 9 months how many days are they entitled to?
Please will you also show how you came to your answer ?
PS - I know this annual leave isn't the same as the gov statutory allowance but please only work n the figures as above.
THANKS TO YOU ALL
I need help again please:
If a person accrues 1 weeks annual leave for ever 4 months they work and leaves after 9 months how many days are they entitled to?
Please will you also show how you came to your answer ?
PS - I know this annual leave isn't the same as the gov statutory allowance but please only work n the figures as above.
THANKS TO YOU ALL
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Although dyscalculia is an accepted condition/label and has been defined as " Students with dyscalculia have difficulty understanding simple number concepts, lack an intuitive grasp of numbers, and have problems learning number facts and procedures" I have never been clear how it differs from 'not being good at arithmetic'.
It's not uncommon to be good at some things but not others. I can't read music or draw but I'm not sure a label (if there is one) would help
It's not uncommon to be good at some things but not others. I can't read music or draw but I'm not sure a label (if there is one) would help
Thanks to ALL Of you who came to my rescue again.
And no don't worry TonyV I didn't find you're remarks disparaging at all...and can see why you figured it may be homework lol.
Fiction Factory I've never being diagnosed with dyscalculia - I've only heard of it in recent years. However, I think that what I struggle with is more than simply "not been good at maths" - it's like ANY thing with numbers - telling time, counting simple change. My husband is dyslexic so at least between us we can figure things out hahah !
Thank goodness for answerbank!
And no don't worry TonyV I didn't find you're remarks disparaging at all...and can see why you figured it may be homework lol.
Fiction Factory I've never being diagnosed with dyscalculia - I've only heard of it in recent years. However, I think that what I struggle with is more than simply "not been good at maths" - it's like ANY thing with numbers - telling time, counting simple change. My husband is dyslexic so at least between us we can figure things out hahah !
Thank goodness for answerbank!