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No, im saying ur equation is wrong r^b(cos(a*pi)+isin(a*pi))^b = cos(a*b*pi)+isin(a*b*pi). thats what it should be, but very nice anyways. P.S. 200th post! | ||||
I think you mistook me explaining to Sun with me solving your thing. I wasn't trying to solve your problem as such the thing in front wasn't necessary. | ||||
whats, 1+2+3+4+5....etc....999+1000? | ||||
an addition. | ||||
The formula is quite simple, it's n(n+1)/2, in our case n=1000 so we have 1000*(1000+1)/2 which is 500500. | ||||
That formula was said to have been invented by Gauss when he was just a child. | ||||
seloc, use your head for your homework.. realign 1 to 100 backward, then add it back to the original sequence while paring the smallest to the largest. divide the sum by 2 cuz you added the sequence together twice, and u get the sum.... CHRIST!!!!! $%^$^%%&*^&*!^@#%$%@#&$% | ||||
It's like 6th grade all over again isn't it Sun? :) | ||||
ah right, | ||||
Lol Sun I figured it out after I posted 0.o anyway I thought it looked harder than it was : (, you post a problem. | ||||
a real life related problem - it suddenly started raining outside, and you dont have an umbrella with you. should you run fast to the building, or walk slowly to the building, in order to be the least wet in the process! what do you think is the main factor that will decide how fast you should go. (this is something i just made up, and i have my own opinionated answer, someone could prove me wrong though) | ||||
They tested this on mythbusters and their data showed that walking keeps you drier than running. | ||||
o didnt watch that on mythbuster. Assume the rain drop down in a perfect line towards you with a vertical speed (due to gravity and terminal velocity) of A and the horizontal wind is at the speed of B, and I walk at speed of C. Let's say each unit length of rain coming down is also 1 unit in weight for simplicity..... Then i take 1/C time to move 1 unit of distance....and you get rain from the top which is constant A, and also rain from the front or back which you run into with absolute value of |B-C|. So (A+|B-C|) * 1/C give us the simple mass of rain onto you. (note that whatever you try to save by the horizontal speed difference always end up as a constant + or - 1) Now lets assume B>C, so we are running towards the direction of the wind. | ||||
to get the least west, | ||||
When they did a simple test on some program on Dutch television (Translated: National Science Quiz) they claimed that it made no difference if you ran or walked. | ||||
Apparently this is a question that has been bugging many people. Just search it on google and you will hit many sites: | ||||
or you could remember your umbrella next time. | ||||
seloc wins the math thread! | ||||
You're just too white and nerdy! | ||||
Probability problem Two people are in love and are thinking of each other about 50% (half) of their time. | ||||
25% 1/4 | ||||
500% | ||||
GA! 100%, they're in <3 ;) or 0% cuz <3 is a lie .. like cake :D | ||||
Oh wow, this is like years old! At a single moment in time, Possibilities: X could be thinking of Y, Y could not be thinking of X. 2/8 or 1/4 or 25%.
Another probability question: | ||||
This is an interesting thread. Anyhow, in regards to that last one, it depends on whether it is one moment in time or how long, unless they're really slow thinkers. Since you didn't specify a time, they'll be bound to think of each other at some stage at the same time, unless one(or both) die very quickly. Besides that, the two events aren't completely independent, since when they're in the vicinity of each other they'll be more likely to think of each other than when apart. So it would be pretty much 100% - whatever the chance of any given person death is*2 at maybe ten minutes at most. | ||||
Seloc, for that question, can there be more than two that have the same birthday? | ||||
Finding a calculator, sorry. | ||||
For 2 w/same birthday: For 3 w/same birthday: For 4 w/same birthday: I could be wrong, but thats my guess | ||||
Doh... | ||||
ahh, yes. | ||||
If: | ||||
A life of solving mathematic problems for fun! | ||||
D = me! Not as cool as someone who trolls and makes fun of people in an online war game | ||||
The answer to my question is that it's 50% chance that they will both think of each other at any given time. | ||||
To Mr. Homo Ezatous's question. C = D-B+A, so if you solve math questions for fun: +A =You have a life -B = You are not a nerd. | ||||
Together, Bob and Joe have over 9000 dollars. Bob turned super saiyan. what % does Joe contribute to the total amount of money? | ||||
0.012345 % DID YOU KNOW... 111,111 x 111,111 = 12 345 678 987 654 321 | ||||
hmm | ||||
let me make one up. | ||||
pretty damn good, she only needs to work 6-8 hours to pay him off over the course of 7 days, the rest is her money. | ||||
oops make that 40 dollars a days. she lives in asia.. | ||||
lol asystole | ||||
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