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7377
... can you solve my problem?...
alpercay2001
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Mar 1, 2004
1:07 pm
7378
This message of mine is a waste of your time, so please ignore it. 8!/8^8 * 9 = 9!/8^8 = 9.7!/8^7 sorry ... result ... intersection ... <brianscsmith@y...> ......
clooneman
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Mar 1, 2004
1:47 pm
7379
If memory serves me correctly... 4840 sq. yards = 1 acre 640 acres = 1 sq. mile And I've just checked it on my mobile (or cellular for those west of the...
clooneman
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Mar 1, 2004
1:50 pm
7380
If k = n-1, does P tend towards 1 as n tends towards infinity? ... not...
clooneman
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Mar 1, 2004
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7381
A new maths operation has been invented and the symbol is & All that is known about & is: (i) 2 & 3 = 11 (ii) 3 & 4 = 19 (iii) 5 & 4 = 29 (iv) 10 &...
ray chan
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Mar 1, 2004
3:18 pm
7382
I'm sorry, you've completely lost me. Maybe someone else here can clarify...? ... ask ... <no_reply@y...>...
clooneman
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Mar 1, 2004
6:01 pm
7383
... The function which describes the & (at least for i,ii,iii) is f(x,y) = x*y+x+y (i) f(2,3) = 2*3+2+3 = 11 (ii) f(3,4) = 3*4+3+4 = 19 (iii) f(5,4) =...
brianscsmith
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Mar 1, 2004
6:02 pm
7384
When stop deriving a function? That's it? Mmmm, maybe this: f(x) = x^2 f'(x) = 2x f''(x) = 2 ? Is that what you mean by 'stop deriving'? If that's it, i think...
Mirian Bruckschen
cleo_sl
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Mar 1, 2004
6:13 pm
7385
Since P is the middle of AE, it is safe to assume AE is a side of the cube. Assigning coordinates to the points A(2,0,0) B(0,0,0) C(0,2,0) D(2,2,0) E(2,0,2)...
photon256
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Mar 1, 2004
8:41 pm
7386
Whats the difference between proving and deriving ? Do you mean that you are solving an open ended problem ? Sort of like when you are proving a new theorem or...
photon256
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Mar 1, 2004
9:01 pm
7387
Rephrasing the problem : In the interval [0,2*PI] there are 9 points. One point is at 0 and 2*PI (same point). Remaining 8 points are randomly distributed....
photon256
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Mar 1, 2004
9:18 pm
7388
Actually, it was a test to see if anyone could spot the mistake ;)) But yes, it was a typo! Anyway, I posted it because it took me ages to work it out. The ...
ray chan
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Mar 1, 2004
10:34 pm
7389
What is the smallest positive integer with the following properties? 1) Its final (decimal) digit is n, where n is not 0 or 1. 2) When the final digit is...
Nick_Hobson
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Mar 1, 2004
10:45 pm
7390
It doesn't have to be a typo. If the rule is - take the larger number, square it, and add the smaller, you get 41. It also fits the four examples. ... ...
Edward Moore
emoore06905
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Mar 2, 2004
1:44 am
7391
i forgot the posting number i read about this. the example given was : to prove that the sum of 1,2,...,n is n*(n+1)/2 now, somebody said that to prove it we...
stclaus_imi
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Mar 2, 2004
4:27 am
7392
here's my simple idea to calculate the volume. assume the side AD is the x-axis, A is the origin point. thus A(0,0), D(2,0). assume AB is the y-axis. thus...
stclaus_imi
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Mar 2, 2004
4:41 am
7393
My answer is 102564. ... multiplication...
jason1990
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Mar 2, 2004
6:39 am
7394
... 102564 * 4 = 410256...
J.Anoop
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Mar 2, 2004
7:04 am
7395
That's brilliant. A solution that works from a typo ;) Maths is wonderful! Ray ... number, square it, and add the ... mistake ;)) ... for ... ...
ray chan
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Mar 2, 2004
1:37 pm
7396
'Twould be an interesting typo that replaces 108 with 98, but nonetheless, how did you figure out f(x,y) = xy+x+y as a solution for the first three? ... (x,y)...
clooneman
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Mar 2, 2004
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7397
f(x) = sin x f'(x) = cos x f''(x) = -sin x f'''(x) -= -cos x f''''(x) = sin x f(-5)(x) = cos x etc Or f(x) = e^x f'(x) = e^x f''(x) = e^x f'''(x) = e^x ...
clooneman
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Mar 2, 2004
1:46 pm
7398
Picture a 16-square grid. I have used symbols to roughly draw the grid .. hope it looks okay! The grid is akin to a crossword puzzle, only numbers instead of...
ray chan
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Mar 2, 2004
1:49 pm
7399
... (...) ... ... and *this* is the example i like the most. I don't know how could i forget to mention it... :-) Regards, Mirian ...
Mirian Bruckschen
cleo_sl
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Mar 2, 2004
1:50 pm
7400
The difference between proving and deriving? As in, proving taking a statement and proving that it's true and deriving is calculating the derivative? Maybe...
clooneman
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Mar 2, 2004
1:55 pm
7401
I'm not so sure the correct answer is 1 - (1/8)^8 = .99999994... Here is my solution. Instead of thinking of the bubbles on the rim of the pizza, think of...
derpified
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Mar 2, 2004
3:21 pm
7402
The problem with your solution is that you're saying the 8 slices must be at [0,1],[1,2],...[7,8]. What if the bubbles are located as follows?: .1, .2, 2.2,...
slim_the_dude
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Mar 2, 2004
4:19 pm
7403
Both of these definitions (i.e. f(x) = xy+x+y and f(x) = (larger number)²+(smaller number) work as long as |x-y|=1. So what's, say, f (10,5)? ... number,...
clooneman
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Mar 2, 2004
5:45 pm
7404
Do you mean work out equations for S(1), S(2), S(3), S(4), etc and eventually derive a general equation for S(n)? ... can ... is ... tells ... to...
clooneman
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Mar 2, 2004
5:58 pm
7405
... a ... Yes, this is what I wrote at the end of my message. Here is the correct answer: Sum[(-1)^(i-1) (n i) ((k-i)/k)^(n-1), {i,1,k}] Suppose the...
derpified
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Mar 2, 2004
8:24 pm
7406
Find all integer solutions of y^2 = x^3 - 432. Nick...
Nick_Hobson
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Mar 2, 2004
11:39 pm
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