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______________________________________________________________________________ Q: WHERE CAN I GET HELP WITH A MATH QUESTION?
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______________________________________________________________________________ Q: WHERE CAN I FIND A MATH FORMULA OR DEFINITION?
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... or Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics, formerly Eric's Treasure Trove of Mathematics:
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