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What is the correct spelling of good bye?
It is one word, not two. The correct spelling is goodbye.
Is this the correct pronoun This book is a good one for you and me to study?
Yes.
What is the correct spelling for good-day?
Good day (two words) is correct.
Is it good night or good night correct grammar?
Good morning and good night are two separate words.
What are the answers to essential mathematics book 9?
dicks are good
Is it correct to say a person is good at mathematics or in mathematics?
It's correct to say that a person is good AT mathematics.
Which one is correct-she is good at mathematics or she is good in mathematics?
Oh, dude, it's "she is good at mathematics." Like, you wouldn't say she's good "in" mathematics like she's hanging out inside a math problem or something. It's all about prepositions, man. So yeah, "at" is the way to go.
I am a B.A. in Mathematics or I have a B.A. in Mathematics?
I have a B.A. in Mathematics would be correct.
What is the correct spelling for mathematics?
Math's (as in, "math's a difficult subject for some people").
Can one study economics when one is good at mathematics?
Yes, one can.
How do you spell mathematical?
The correct spelling is 'mathematics'.
How do you spell mathamatices?
The correct spelling is 'mathematics'.
Is it bad to be good at mathematics specifically speaking?
It is not bad to be good at mathematics. It is specifically good.
What is the difference between good in and good at?
There is no difference between the phrases, "good in" or "good at". If a person is good in Mathematics, they are also good at Mathematics.
Is this how you spell matician?
No, the correct spelling is "mathematician" (a mathematics expert)
What is a two year degree that focuses on natural science engineering and mathematics?
The correct answer is Associated of science trust me i had this one
I am good in math or i am good at math. which is correct?
Both "I am good in math" and "I am good at math" are commonly used and generally accepted. However, the more technically correct phrase is "I am good at math." The preposition "at" is typically used to indicate proficiency or skill in a subject or activity, while "in" is more commonly used to refer to being physically located within something.
