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08 Jan 2009, 21:33
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I thought it would be a good idea to put together a random math problem generator in excel. It's a bit basic and only hits on a few points I've been wanting to drill into my head.
Feel free to use it, but if you're going to add onto it, please upload your new version so we can all benefit.
Just got my Stanford application in. "What matters most to you, and why?" In one page. Ouch.
I thought it would be a good idea to put together a random math problem generator in excel. It's a bit basic and only hits on a few points I've been wanting to drill into my head.
Feel free to use it, but if you're going to add onto it, please upload your new version so we can all benefit.
Just got my Stanford application in. "What matters most to you, and why?" In one page. Ouch.
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08 Jan 2009, 21:35
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Oh, and to recalculate a new problem, hit F9. Disable autocalc if you want to play with inputs but keep the problems you were working on.
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