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10/06/2026

A wire turns a compass. Nothing touches it. How? 🧭⚡

One compass gives us a clue. A circle of compasses reveals the pattern. Then we reverse the current—and you get to predict what happens next.

That “wait… I get it!” moment is what learning should feel like.

Save this video, try the right-hand rule as you watch, and share it with a student learning electromagnetism. The circles show magnetic-field direction; they are not particles orbiting the wire. This demonstration shows an idealized long, straight wire whose field dominates Earth’s field.

📣 Ontario parents: does your child need help making math click?

I’m Kamran, the tutor behind MATH101. In patient online 1:1 sessions for Grades 3–12, we work on a shared whiteboard, build understanding, and practise one step at a time.

MATH101 is here for tutoring AND learning resources:
🌐 Book a free trial: https://math101.ca
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📞 Call or text Kamran: +1 (289) 981-1899

Send your child’s grade and the topic they need help with. Pause the final screen and screenshot the contact details so you have them handy.

10/03/2026

One circle. One wave. One “OH… NOW I GET IT!” moment. 💡

Watch trig become an idea you can actually see.

As a point travels around the unit circle, its height traces a sine wave. Freeze it at 30 degrees and a right triangle appears, with a height of one half.

That’s the picture behind sine of 30 degrees.

A formula starts to make sense when you can see what it means — and that little lightbulb moment can change how a student approaches the next question.

Ontario parents: does your child know the formulas but still get stuck using them? Does homework take hours? Do word problems or an upcoming test leave them unsure where to start?

At MATH101, we start with those questions. We draw the idea, connect the steps, work through mistakes, and practise together. Our shared whiteboard lets us see the thinking and build a solution one clear step at a time.

Hi, I’m Kamran. I offer patient, online 1:1 math help for Grades 3–12. Whether your child is catching up, preparing for a test, or working on a topic that hasn’t clicked yet, we can start with where they are.

📣 Parents: reach out to get the best math tutoring for your child!

📞 Call or text Kamran: +1 (289) 981-1899
Send your child’s grade and the topic they need help with.

🌐 Book a free trial: math101.ca
📚 Explore free lessons: learn.math101.ca

Pause and screenshot the contact card at the end. Save this for the next trig question, and share it with a parent who’s looking for math support.

Let’s make math click. ✨

Three notebooks cost the same amount each. Add one $2 pen and the total is $14. What does one notebook cost?Let n be the...
09/28/2026

Three notebooks cost the same amount each. Add one $2 pen and the total is $14. What does one notebook cost?

Let n be the price of one notebook. Then 3n + 2 = 14. Subtract 2: 3n = 12. Divide by 3: n = 4.

Each notebook costs $4. Check: $4 + $4 + $4 + $2 = $14.

📣 PARENTS — GET IN TOUCH FOR TUTORING ACROSS CANADA | Call or text 289-981-1899 | https://math101.caONTARIO MINIMUM WAGE...
09/27/2026

📣 PARENTS — GET IN TOUCH FOR TUTORING ACROSS CANADA | Call or text 289-981-1899 | https://math101.ca

ONTARIO MINIMUM WAGE UPDATE

From October 1, 2026, the general minimum wage changes from $17.60 to $17.95 an hour — an increase of 35¢.

At the new rate, with 40 paid hours a week, about how much reaches your account each month after income tax, CPP and EI?

A — $2,200
B — $2,600
C — $2,900
D — $3,100

Use an average month across 52 paid weeks. Assume an adult employee claiming basic tax credits, with no other payroll deductions.

Answer and breakdown in the comments.

What do you wish someone had explained before your first paycheque?

📣 PARENTS — GET IN TOUCH FOR TUTORING ACROSS CANADA | Call or text 289-981-1899 | https://math101.caYou paid $500 in Ont...
09/27/2026

📣 PARENTS — GET IN TOUCH FOR TUTORING ACROSS CANADA | Call or text 289-981-1899 | https://math101.ca

You paid $500 in Ontario. That total already includes 13% HST.

What was the price BEFORE tax?

A — $435
B — $442.48
C — $487
D — $565

Would you take 13% off the $500? Pick an answer and explain your thinking.

Answer and the common trap in the comments.

Example receipt for a fully taxable purchase.

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09/27/2026

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Two points: (1, 2) and (3, 6). What is the slope?Change in y: 6 − 2 = 4. Change in x: 3 − 1 = 2. Slope = 4/2 = 2.The y-v...
09/21/2026

Two points: (1, 2) and (3, 6). What is the slope?

Change in y: 6 − 2 = 4. Change in x: 3 − 1 = 2. Slope = 4/2 = 2.

The y-value rises by 2 for each 1-unit increase in x along this line. Keep the order of the points consistent in the numerator and denominator.

For algebra homework, try asking “Why is that step allowed?”For example, in x + 7 = 12, subtracting 7 from both sides ke...
09/18/2026

For algebra homework, try asking “Why is that step allowed?”

For example, in x + 7 = 12, subtracting 7 from both sides keeps the equation balanced. It gives x = 5.

If your child cannot explain a step yet, work through a simpler example together. Understanding the reason is a useful goal alongside getting the answer.

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