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OK, then; Who invented the wheel?
The person who invented the wheel
Oh, and there's another one:
Why did the baby cross the road?
Welcome Jane!
Yeah sometimes I can do maths all through the night without really realising it then my sleep pattern is all messed up.
I think I may have solved it...
You split up the summation:
Then apply the following summation identities:
for
, and normal arithmetic summations for the other two:Here we go:
Simply adding together will get
The part I'm confused with is that for the arithmetic simplifications, I'm saying that there is 'n' terms, not 'n-1' terms? Why do I have 'n' terms for the arithmetic ones but 'n-1' for the 2k^2 one?
Because that's the only way it will equal the formula.
Editing my previous post seems to have created this new post... which I can't delete ?
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I looked for similar triangles to try and solve this. I got:
So:
So the area of the circle would be:
This doesn't come up in the answers however, can someone correct me please.
There are 3 'OF's in the capitalized sentence, then there are others in finished, files, and scientific.
They're great!
For some reason 'of' and 'the' are hard to count because people normally skim over them when reading normally.
Woops, I meant, for instance:
How many 7s are there between 1 and 100, and the answer would be 20 ( i think)
I watched a documentary on nuclear weapons yesterday in Physics, and it was all rather interesting. Later I went online to do some further research on nuclear weapons, and found out a lot about Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD). It is basically when two countries have the firepower to kill each other in one blow. If one attacks the other, the other will strike back and both sides will be totally destroyed.
The thing is, with nuclear weapons, not only are both sides destroyed, but the nuclear fallout would induce a worldwide nuclear winter, something which no life can survive.
We have come extremely close to wiping out all humanity in the past, a prime example being Stanislav Petrov. An equipment error with missile detection systems led to the false belief that America had sent a nuke over to Russia. Petrov, a lieutenant colonel at the time, refused to believe that it was true, and hence didn't inform the Russian government to retaliate. It's amazing how one person, who has his finger over the red button, can, in a split second, save the world, or destroy it.
The worrying thing is that with over 25,000 nuclear weapons in the world today, it is still possible that MAD could come into effect at any time. And in the future, even when we expand to other planets, it is worrying how humanity could wipe out thousands of years of humanity, in a single, final decision.
Do you think we will always have to fear MAD?
Heh, I guess so, but I probably didn't put enough emphasis on the 'ego' part.
Hey I was wondering if someone could write an article on how to write a mathsisfun quality article? Then perhaps more of us could contribute and help out Mathsisfun.
After all, it would be easy to just create another math page on determinants... or factorising... but mathsisfun pages are far better at explaining things.
Alright, let's see if you can come up with a general, all encompassing formula for the question:
How many (No. between 0 and 9 inclusive)'s are there between x and y?
I tried to make one at school during Christian Ed class but failed miserably, is it actually possible? Have a go...
Lucky Zach, 'true' friends are incredibly rare when you move into high school. High school is pretty much the transition from the friendly, peaceful sanctuary of junior-middle school, to the dog-eat-dog world.
In high school many people who call each other friends are in fact close rivals, who constantly try climbing on top of each other and winning ego competitions.
Well... at least at my school anyway.
Oh... I think I heard something about it at assembly, hopefully I was mistaken. =P
Excellent jokes!
Well, how did they survive in the first place?
What's up yall in this thread
Welcome Sekky!!!
Ok I think that makes sense, thanks.
Also, is P usually used to represent momentum? I ask because m is already reserved for mass.
Well... just a week, is it hard to prepare for interviews?