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13458
... perfectly ... a ... sphere? ... the ... the ... Hello Peter, It is actually simpler on a torus than on a sphere. If we think of the torus as the square...
leo_yard
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Aug 2, 2008
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13459
Greetings I am inventor with a new kinetic battery design that has proven difficult to model mathmatically. This is a device that converts electricity into...
David L. Smith
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Aug 5, 2008
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13460
Using Excel, formula is =mod(A1, 20) Where A1 = 11035143895877400.0000000 It returns #NUM! error message, meaning the number is too big. Help! I...
Dahlia Lahla
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Aug 7, 2008
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13461
Does it need to be Excel? Excel is a horrible tool for this, because of the limitations here in this problem. I once built a VBScript that, for long...
Edward Moore
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Aug 7, 2008
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13462
One more question - does it have to be programmatically solved? By inspection, the answer is 0 - no CPUs wasted. Just calories. Throwing common sense at...
Edward Moore
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Aug 7, 2008
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13463
Hi, You can download xnumbers add on for Excel to give you the precision needed. This keeps you in Excel. Google Search for Excel muitiprecision. It is a...
cino hilliard
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Aug 7, 2008
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13464
Hi, I was musing over the n-th root of n this morning wondering about its properties etc.The natural thing to consider when dealing with powers is to take the...
cino hilliard
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Aug 10, 2008
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13465
... I discovered this while playing with my calculator aged 14. and it's even easier with logs to base 10 (which I had memorised) if the root is an adjusted...
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Aug 12, 2008
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13466
This is related to my last post involving centroids. I found that the geometric construction of the centroid of n points in a plane involves the prime factors...
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Aug 15, 2008
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13467
... From: ミ飯飯ミ <354836918@...> To: CS蓝飞鸿 <292964526@...>; ωǒ啲緈 <251499096@...>; Huanwng <Huanwng@...>; 你~不夠賜!...
Huan Wang
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Aug 19, 2008
1:21 pm
13468
Hi Casting out is used in following example . I found it works only with 19 . any opinion? 1x19=19 1x19=1+0 19=1/1 19=1 1+9=1 10=1 1+0=1 1=1 2x19=38 2x19=3+8 ...
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Aug 19, 2008
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13469
Are you sure??? :)))) ______________________ : : ת:ϣ㿴ллǵת ϣ㿴лл ...
Tarcisio Goes
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Aug 19, 2008
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13470
Hi all, what is this? Am I allowed to use my native language? Omar To: maiju.happonen@...; sore_wa_ai_ja_nai@...; mathforfun@yahoogroups.com;...
Omar Alamoudi
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Aug 19, 2008
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13471
... Another interesting consequence of this experimental math is an easy way to compute an approximation of the prime counting function Pi(n) on a calculator...
cino hilliard
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Aug 20, 2008
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13472
Suppose you have a polynomial p(x)=sum_{i=0}^n a_i x^i, the polynomial multiplied by itself is [p(x)]^2=sum_{i=0}^2n b_i x^i where b_i=sum_ {j=0}^i a_j...
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Aug 23, 2008
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13473
... Also, what kind of math deals with ... I suspect false mathematics?? multiplication is distributive over addition/subtraction. a*(b+c) = ab+ac or a*(b-c)...
Peter Otzen
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Aug 24, 2008
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13474
This is a problem in topology: Prove that the interior of a set A is open, where A is a set in metric space. Solution: We denote interior of set A as int(A). ...
Michelle Wynne
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Aug 25, 2008
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13475
... metric space. ... point, there exists an open ball ... want to show that B(p,r) is ... open ball B(q,r') [centered at ... be entirely in A, and q is an ......
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Aug 25, 2008
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13476
... No, I'm thinking of distributive. Suppose you have a sequence of complex numbers {a_n} where n is an integer. Suppose you have a sequence operator...
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Aug 26, 2008
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13477
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the mathforfun group. File :...
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Aug 26, 2008
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13478
You have a 10" dia sphere...weighs 10 LBS..I need to know what size drill to drill it all the way thru to make it weigh 9 lbs with a hole 1" off center...any...
Jim Anderson
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Aug 26, 2008
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13479
... hole ... Hard to calculate except approximately. Let a=1 and b be the offset and radius of the hole. The volume of the sphere is (4/3)pi R^3 = 523.6 so you...
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Aug 26, 2008
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13480
Keep in mind the curve on top and bottom of the cylinder,,,it is not a standard cylinder... ... From: video_ranger To: mathforfun@yahoogroups.com Sent:...
Jim Anderson
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Aug 27, 2008
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13481
... The figures given here are to one significant figure. How precise did you want the answer to be? Perhaps you really meant 10.000000" , 10.000000 lbs and...
Peter Otzen
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Aug 27, 2008
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13482
Assuming it's a practical (rather than theoretical) problem, approximating the volume of the hole (where a=offset of center,b=radius): V ~ sqrt(R^2 - a^2 -...
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Aug 27, 2008
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13483
yes lets go with a 5 place decimal ... From: video_ranger To: mathforfun@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2008 10:06 AM Subject: [MATH for FUN] Re:...
Jim Anderson
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Aug 27, 2008
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13484
Err, Iv been curious about where do all of you study in? With all these briliant mathematical knowledges. Do you study mathematics? Where? I am a student of...
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Aug 28, 2008
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13485
Hello Everyone brave enough to tackle this:if I have: N competitors (N-1 competitors for 1 competitor to compete against) X sudoku puzzles 1 competition...
Janahaa S. Sri-Skanda...
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Aug 29, 2008
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13486
Determine whether the given sets are open, closed, neither open nor closed, or both open and closed. 1. the union of all the closed intervals [-1+1/n, 1-1/n],...
Michelle Wynne
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Sep 1, 2008
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13487
See the first exercises of chapter 2 in bartle: elements of Lebesgue integration for clues. Michelle Wynne <michwynne@...> escreveu: Determine...
Renato Alencar Adelin...
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