Where can you find answers to your homework for free on-line?

Answer 1

Yes. You can. But you have to be cautious with the answers that are posted on a website where anyone can post. If you are ignorant, no offense, you can believe anything that is posted here. The disadvantage to this is, if you want something for free, you get what you pay for.

Here on WikiAnswers, we try to provide accurate answers. The problem is that we have people who post inaccurate or just plain idiotic answers to questions. We have Supervisors who try to stop this and make changes to the wrong answers, but with over 10 million questions, it becomes a challenge. If you are interested in becoming a person who can help with this, contact a supervisor to see how you can help this site become a place where you can get the right information that you seek. Or, be able to offer information from self experience which cannot be found on any web search.

Answer 2

Places you can find answers to homework include:

1. in your textbook
2. in handouts from class
3. in your class notes
4. in an encyclopedia
5. in a dictionary
6. from friends in the same class
7. sometimes it is at the bottom of the homework
8. check a calculator
9. check online sources
10. ask your parent(s) for help
11. relax--- and trust the knowledge you have
12. THINK -- and you'll remember what your teacher said.

Answer 3

Here's how:

• Look in your textbook - it should be in the section you're working on
• Look in your notebook - it should be in the notes from this week's class
• Use a search engine - just type in your question and see if there is a website for that subject
• Ask your question here if you have time to wait for someone to answer it!

Answer 4

The very best places to find the answers to exams or homework questions include:

1. In your textbook and reviewing chapter questions
2. In your class / lecture notes
3. In handouts you were given during class

You can also find answers before an exam or for homework if you:

1. Ask your parents
2. Talk to your friends
3. Form a study group with friends
4. Visit a public library
5. Google it!
6. Read educational websites (edu sites)
7. Read government sites (for history)
8. Visit websites devoted to historical events
9. Look in Google Books
10. Look in Google Scholar

Teachers are often willing to go over test questions (after you take the test) and homework questions.

Answer 5

Only at wiki.answers.com!

(commercial paid for by... well, nobody actually..... we're all volunteers!)

Click on the Related Question for more information on homework websites.

Answer 6

You're probably not going to find one unless your textbook has one. The idea is for you to do the homework and the teacher to correct it for you, not for you to be able to just copy down the answer key.

Answer 7

If you mean HELP with your math, you can ask your questions here and get answers. You can also try the Related Question for lots of homework help websites. Plus, the back of the book usually has some of the answers for you.

If you mean cheating and doing it for you, WikiAnswers doesn't do that - cheating is wrong.

Answer 8

This website does not exist for you to cheat on your homework. Do it yourself and learn something.

If you need definitions and spelling, that's what the dictionary is for.

Answer 9

Yes you

Answer 10

In the dictionary..