RE: SLC- S22/W2: Equations and Inequalities

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SLC- S22/W2: Equations and Inequalities

in algebra-s22w2 •  28 days ago 

Hi,@daprado1999

Analysis of Mistakes and Errors:

  1. Grammar & Sentence Structure:

    • Many sentences are long and complex, impacting clarity.
    • Incorrect punctuation, such as missing commas, creates confusion.
    • Example: "A good example of linear equations would be ax+ y = 0" → should be: "A good example of a linear equation is ax + by = 0."
  2. Spelling Errors:

    • Errors like "supercript" (should be "superscript"), "equated" (should be "equaled"), and "deribe" (should be "derive").
  3. Punctuation Errors:

    • Missing periods, inconsistent commas, and incorrect colons.
    • Example: "Real life scenario; Linear equations: A business driver charges $10 over 20km…" → should be: "Real-life scenario: A business driver charges $10 for the first 20 km and an additional $4 for each subsequent 10 km."
  4. Inconsistent Terminology:

    • "Absolute inequalities" → should be "Absolute value inequalities."
    • "equation If Tom wants" → should be: "Equation: If Tom wants."
  5. Formatting Issues:

    • Sections are not properly divided, making the article harder to follow.
    • Points like Task 4, Case 1, and Case 2 need clearer section headings.
  6. Clarity & Structure:

    • Some explanations are unnecessarily lengthy and repetitive.
    • Real-life examples should be simplified and clearly explained.
  7. Mathematical Errors:

    • Example: "Sorting out factors of -8 we should have (1,-8) (2, -4) (1, 8) (2, 4)" → this part is unclear and may contain unnecessary steps.

Score: 5.5 out of 10

  • Strengths: Good effort in applying real-life examples and explaining concepts.
  • Areas for Improvement: Grammar, sentence structure, clarity, and organization need improvement.

I have mentioned earlier that your posts are mostly accurate, but there were a few minor mistakes. My goal is not to criticize, but to help improve and learn from these challenges. Steemit is a platform for learning and growth, so please don’t take any of my feedback as criticism. Thank you for your understanding and continued efforts!

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Noted, I appreciate your feedback on my article