Report, edit, etc...Posted by Lithium on 2006-02-17 at 06:07:19
I shall test you, then rate you, then give you your scores.
This will make an average of how much you will get on your normal tests.
You can improve if you try harder, and you'll probably get a better life.
This is suitable for anybody. Even first graders.
Solve all the problems here.
1. 4x10-(2-40) =
2. 4x + 10 > 2x =
3. Find the area of a ball with an radius of 15.
4. State this inequality. There is a 50 cent pencil, and a 20 cent eraser. You want to buy 12 of them, but in an exact match of $4.50. If the pencils are X, and the erasers Y, find how much quantities you'd buy for each products.
5. Is 37 a prime number or not?
6. What kind of definition does a number Pi fit in Algebra?
7. 4 + 4 / 4 =
8. 4x + 2x . 3 + y . 2x . 2y =
9. How many commas would you put inside a one million?
10. How much "2 by the power of" would you need to make it reach a gigabyte?
-NOTE: This is all logic guys.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by CheeZe on 2006-02-17 at 08:09:33
Those are too simple. Here something that will put the line between cool and less cool:
What is the volume of f(x)=sin(x) revolved around the y = .5 line on the interval [-5,5]?
What is the volume of f(x)=sin(x) revolved around the y = .5 line on the interval [-5,5]?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Lithium on 2006-02-17 at 08:28:23
o_O, Hmmm, explain the question to me.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by DT_Battlekruser on 2006-02-17 at 14:57:57
QUOTE(CheeZe @ Feb 17 2006, 05:09 AM)
Those are too simple. Here something that will put the line between cool and less cool:
What is the volume of f(x)=sin(x) revolved around the y = .5 line on the interval [-5,5]?
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What is the volume of f(x)=sin(x) revolved around the y = .5 line on the interval [-5,5]?
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Yuck, even I can't do that; stupid axis of rotation is in the curve. Next year...
Make it y=1 and I could do it.
QUOTE
1. 4x10-(2-40) =
2. 4x + 10 > 2x =
3. Find the area of a ball with an radius of 15.
4. State this inequality. There is a 50 cent pencil, and a 20 cent eraser. You want to buy 12 of them, but in an exact match of $4.50. If the pencils are X, and the erasers Y, find how much quantities you'd buy for each products.
5. Is 37 a prime number or not?
6. What kind of definition does a number Pi fit in Algebra?
7. 4 + 4 / 4 =
8. 4x + 2x . 3 + y . 2x . 2y =
9. How many commas would you put inside a one million?
10. How much "2 by the power of" would you need to make it reach a gigabyte?
2. 4x + 10 > 2x =
3. Find the area of a ball with an radius of 15.
4. State this inequality. There is a 50 cent pencil, and a 20 cent eraser. You want to buy 12 of them, but in an exact match of $4.50. If the pencils are X, and the erasers Y, find how much quantities you'd buy for each products.
5. Is 37 a prime number or not?
6. What kind of definition does a number Pi fit in Algebra?
7. 4 + 4 / 4 =
8. 4x + 2x . 3 + y . 2x . 2y =
9. How many commas would you put inside a one million?
10. How much "2 by the power of" would you need to make it reach a gigabyte?
Just to ruin the topic,
1. 78
2. x > -5
3. A ball = A sphere? 14137.167u[sup]3[/sup], or 4500 * pi u[sup]3[/sup]
4. Inequality? 7 pencils, 5 erasers.
5. Yes.
6. Pi is defined as the ratio of circumference to diameter in a circle.
7. 5
8. Huh? Is the '.' trying to be a multiplication sign? 10x + 4xy[sup]2[/sup]
9. 2
10. 2^30 = 1,073,741,824 bytes = 1GB.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by CheeZe on 2006-02-17 at 16:16:27
DT, come on! Set the equation to sin(x)-.5. Then find the critical points (zeros), and find the volume of each section on the interval.
If you have a line (like y = x), then you revolve it around the x-axis, you form a cone. What's the area of that cone?
Apply that concept with the other equation on a different horizontal line.
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o_O, Hmmm, explain the question to me.
If you have a line (like y = x), then you revolve it around the x-axis, you form a cone. What's the area of that cone?
Apply that concept with the other equation on a different horizontal line.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by n2o-SiMpSoNs on 2006-02-17 at 18:18:35
QUOTE(DT_Battlekruser @ Feb 17 2006, 03:57 PM)
1. 78
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no its 2?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by KaboomHahahein on 2006-02-17 at 18:21:19
How is that wrong?
40+38=78
The two negatives give you a positive...
40+38=78
The two negatives give you a positive...
Report, edit, etc...Posted by n2o-SiMpSoNs on 2006-02-17 at 18:23:33
QUOTE(KaboomHahahein @ Feb 17 2006, 07:21 PM)
How is that wrong?
40+38=78
The two negatives give you a positive...
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40+38=78
The two negatives give you a positive...
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and i didnt see/forgot the - because im am what some people call 'mentally retarded'
Report, edit, etc...Posted by KaboomHahahein on 2006-02-17 at 18:26:04
Then how did you think it was 2 if you didin't see the minus?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by n2o-SiMpSoNs on 2006-02-17 at 18:27:08
40-(38)=2 is why i forgot the - i said i didnt see because i am what some people call 'mentally retarded'
Report, edit, etc...Posted by SkuLL on 2006-02-17 at 23:28:44
Most of the above I know. I'm just too lazy to do it! 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Hofodomo on 2006-02-19 at 18:56:09
eh, i wait until next year and pwn this with intergrals.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Mini Moose 2707 on 2006-02-19 at 22:30:07
1. 4x10-(2-40)
78
2. 4x + 10 > 2x =
How can a less than statement equal something?
Unless you want what x is... that's -5.
3. Find the area of a ball with an radius of 15.
225pi
4. State this inequality. There is a 50 cent pencil, and a 20 cent eraser. You want to buy 12 of them, but in an exact match of $4.50. If the pencils are X, and the erasers Y, find how much quantities you'd buy for each products.
State an inequality of what? Hopefully you meant SOLVE this inequality. In that case, you want 7 pencils and 5 erasers.
5. Is 37 a prime number or not?
37 is prime.
6. What kind of definition does a number Pi fit in Algebra?
Nonterminating, nonrepeating decimal. Irrational number.
7. 4 + 4 / 4 =
5
8. 4x + 2x . 3 + y . 2x . 2y =
I'm going to assume ". 3" means ".3".
6.2x + 1.2y + .3
9. How many commas would you put inside a one million?
If you mean the number, two. The word "one million" has no commas.
10. How much "2 by the power of" would you need to make it reach a gigabyte?
2^29
78
2. 4x + 10 > 2x =
How can a less than statement equal something?
Unless you want what x is... that's -5.
3. Find the area of a ball with an radius of 15.
225pi
4. State this inequality. There is a 50 cent pencil, and a 20 cent eraser. You want to buy 12 of them, but in an exact match of $4.50. If the pencils are X, and the erasers Y, find how much quantities you'd buy for each products.
State an inequality of what? Hopefully you meant SOLVE this inequality. In that case, you want 7 pencils and 5 erasers.
5. Is 37 a prime number or not?
37 is prime.
6. What kind of definition does a number Pi fit in Algebra?
Nonterminating, nonrepeating decimal. Irrational number.
7. 4 + 4 / 4 =
5
8. 4x + 2x . 3 + y . 2x . 2y =
I'm going to assume ". 3" means ".3".
6.2x + 1.2y + .3
9. How many commas would you put inside a one million?
If you mean the number, two. The word "one million" has no commas.
10. How much "2 by the power of" would you need to make it reach a gigabyte?
2^29
Report, edit, etc...Posted by MillenniumArmy on 2006-02-19 at 22:53:37
QUOTE(DT_Battlekruser @ Feb 17 2006, 01:57 PM)
Yuck, even I can't do that; stupid axis of rotation is in the curve. Next year...
Make it y=1 and I could do it.
Just to ruin the topic,
1. 78
2. x > -5
3. A ball = A sphere? 14137.167u[sup]3[/sup], or 4500 * pi u[sup]3[/sup]
4. Inequality? 7 pencils, 5 erasers.
5. Yes.
6. Pi is defined as the ratio of circumference to diameter in a circle.
7. 5
8. Huh? Is the '.' trying to be a multiplication sign? 10x + 4xy[sup]2[/sup]
9. 2
10. 2^30 = 1,073,741,824 bytes = 1GB.
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Make it y=1 and I could do it.
Just to ruin the topic,
1. 78
2. x > -5
3. A ball = A sphere? 14137.167u[sup]3[/sup], or 4500 * pi u[sup]3[/sup]
4. Inequality? 7 pencils, 5 erasers.
5. Yes.
6. Pi is defined as the ratio of circumference to diameter in a circle.
7. 5
8. Huh? Is the '.' trying to be a multiplication sign? 10x + 4xy[sup]2[/sup]
9. 2
10. 2^30 = 1,073,741,824 bytes = 1GB.
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QUOTE(Mini Moose 2707 @ Feb 19 2006, 09:30 PM)
1. 4x10-(2-40)
78
2. 4x + 10 > 2x =
How can a less than statement equal something?
Unless you want what x is... that's -5.
3. Find the area of a ball with an radius of 15.
225pi
4. State this inequality. There is a 50 cent pencil, and a 20 cent eraser. You want to buy 12 of them, but in an exact match of $4.50. If the pencils are X, and the erasers Y, find how much quantities you'd buy for each products.
State an inequality of what? Hopefully you meant SOLVE this inequality. In that case, you want 7 pencils and 5 erasers.
5. Is 37 a prime number or not?
37 is prime.
6. What kind of definition does a number Pi fit in Algebra?
Nonterminating, nonrepeating decimal. Irrational number.
7. 4 + 4 / 4 =
5
8. 4x + 2x . 3 + y . 2x . 2y =
I'm going to assume ". 3" means ".3".
6.2x + 1.2y + .3
9. How many commas would you put inside a one million?
If you mean the number, two. The word "one million" has no commas.
10. How much "2 by the power of" would you need to make it reach a gigabyte?
2^29
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78
2. 4x + 10 > 2x =
How can a less than statement equal something?
Unless you want what x is... that's -5.
3. Find the area of a ball with an radius of 15.
225pi
4. State this inequality. There is a 50 cent pencil, and a 20 cent eraser. You want to buy 12 of them, but in an exact match of $4.50. If the pencils are X, and the erasers Y, find how much quantities you'd buy for each products.
State an inequality of what? Hopefully you meant SOLVE this inequality. In that case, you want 7 pencils and 5 erasers.
5. Is 37 a prime number or not?
37 is prime.
6. What kind of definition does a number Pi fit in Algebra?
Nonterminating, nonrepeating decimal. Irrational number.
7. 4 + 4 / 4 =
5
8. 4x + 2x . 3 + y . 2x . 2y =
I'm going to assume ". 3" means ".3".
6.2x + 1.2y + .3
9. How many commas would you put inside a one million?
If you mean the number, two. The word "one million" has no commas.
10. How much "2 by the power of" would you need to make it reach a gigabyte?
2^29
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Discrepancy alert! Numbers 3 and 10 =-O
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Mini Moose 2707 on 2006-02-19 at 23:55:09
Er, I used the wrong formula on #3. Go with DT's answer, I used the area of a circle instead of a sphere.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Lithium on 2006-02-20 at 02:09:54
DT has it all correct O_o funny how moose lost to DT 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Mini Moose 2707 on 2006-02-20 at 10:21:26
Considering I didn't have a calculator (except the windows one, which I'm just too lazy for) and pulled that off in about ten minutes in my head, I'd say I did pretty well. I'm certain DT had a calculator available.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Centreri on 2006-02-20 at 11:41:22
Those questions are a bit too easy, and I'm lazy. They could take a while to solve, though (some). Let's make this a 'post your equation topic' and we solve each others? Everyone knows the answers since it's been answered.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Gradius on 2006-02-20 at 12:27:46
I wonder if even Lithium knows the answer to number 2 considering that a greater than sign cant equal something 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by DT_Battlekruser on 2006-02-20 at 18:04:36
QUOTE(Mini Moose 2707 @ Feb 20 2006, 07:21 AM)
Considering I didn't have a calculator (except the windows one, which I'm just too lazy for) and pulled that off in about ten minutes in my head, I'd say I did pretty well. I'm certain DT had a calculator available.
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Nope
. Windows Calculator ftw!My answer might be wrong to 3, I did the volume of a sphere but he asked for the "area of a ball" so that would be 900pi u[sup]2[/sup].
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Doodan on 2006-02-20 at 18:18:44
I suck at all that fancy math, but I'm fairly good in business.
Riddle me this:
Using the laws of Banker's Interest (I'm not sure if I should say what that means, anyone with a bank account should know), how much interest must be paid on a 7 month, $9,000 loan at 8.625% interest?
Riddle me this:
Using the laws of Banker's Interest (I'm not sure if I should say what that means, anyone with a bank account should know), how much interest must be paid on a 7 month, $9,000 loan at 8.625% interest?