No, although good mental math skills may make the job slightly easier, they are not nescessary. Modern cash registers have calculators built into them, so there is no longer any need to be good at mental math.
good math projects include finding the square root of 69, the dymnamics of 10 and its multiples, and defining what 11 means.
Well, sweetheart, the sum of 15, 15, and 75 is 105. Simple math, darling. Now go out there and show off your addition skills like the math wizard you are.
It helps to have a basic math education. Most programming does not require using math at all. The calculations a lot of the time built into the programming code and is done for you
The GED is meant to approximate a high school education, so it is about as difficult as high school work. One needs to have math and algebra skills, basic reading an interpretation skills, and some general science skills; also, getting a study book makes it much easier.
the factors of a number is the numbers that can go into it factors of 20: 1,2,4,5,10 good iob
a cashier
A cashier should have good customer service skills, and be comfortable interacting with the public. Basic math computation skills are also important when handling money and making change.
to give correct change for one
No, the machine tells you the change and does the math for you.
Good math skills a a sense of humor, compassion, being friendly and being able to work under pressure
A cashier uses math to define the total value of the items you buy.
A cashier should be both fast and friendly. They should also have good communication skills.
get a job that requires good math skills
Mathematician Scientist Doctor/Nursing Lawyer Accountant Teaching Musician(?) Cashier Salesman Computing
The one qualification for being a cashier is to be monetarily trustworthy! You might as well not bother being a cashier if you cannot be trusted handling money. Any other requirements of being a cashier will be taught to you in on the job training.
Math, logic, reasoning, analytic skills.
you have to be good at math