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You mean on the GeoGebra Tube? I can't find you there... I'm still n872yt3r on there.
Aww... I just wanted to join in...
Yup. That is way out of the range.
Keep this comment up; I'm linking it to the GeoGebra Forum.
There are:
4 Circles
22 Squares
24 Triangles
66 Rectangles
72 Irregular
Speaking of GeoGebra, if you like math, if you like forums, there's a GeoGebra Forum. I'm still n872yt3r on there.
Did you steal my idea?
What countries do they come from and what are Rankine, Delisle, Reaumur and Romer? I know of the rest... they are used in chemistry...
Quartic formula? I thought it was a quadratic formula. Or are they different?
Try this one:
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I code in HTML, XTML, SB, JSP, and CSS.
If you told me what GCC is, I might be able to find it...
I need to know the pattern for n! because I am so confused.
Oops, that was a big blunder. Well, "not wrong" is the definition of correct, and on many math problems they say "which of the following statements makes the equation correct." And I don't know of any way you can make it correct.
C'mon, it was just an example. As I said, look at post #3.
I know 7 students in my class that don't find math hard, and I am one of them. 4 of us are in an advanced math club, and again, I am in it.
Favorite subjects:
1. Science
2. Computers
3. Math
4. Social Studies
5. Music
6. Art
7. Foriegn Language
8. Reading
9. Writing
I memorized this much of Pi: 3.141592653589796264883. I envy that... Chinese guy!
I am the almighty Pythagoras! Give me back my shoes. Yes, thank you, they are very pretty indeed.
Desmos is awesome! That's going to be my 4th reason to get a Google Account. Nice symmetry on "Triangle Origami Mini-House."
I'll try it, but the Microsoft Small Basic Curriculum were downloaded directly from the Microsoft official website.
The square root of 5 is an irrational number because the square root is ? x ? = _. So ? x ? = 5? Also, everything besides the square root of 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, Pi, and lots of other numbers can be expressed as a fraction and a decimal. However, irrational numbers are never ending. For example, the square root of 5 goes on for 2.2360679774997896964091736687313... and it goes on forever.
The whole Binomial Theorem is
2 = signs? According to Microsoft Small Basic Curriculum Lesson 1.4, (here is just an example:) you can do
If Clock.Day = 1 And Clock.Month = 1 Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("Happy New Year!")
EndIf
'Ya see? Clock.Day = 1 and Month = 1. 1 equals sign.
Say you have matchsticks in the form of the Roman Numerals X - X = X. You have to move one matchstick to make this sequence not wrong. X - X = X (10 - 10 = 10.)
Hint: Not wrong.
I never recall posting a "newline character," I copied it right off my Microsoft Small Basic program.