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Juggernaut is offline Juggernaut
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Ok, I'm bored anyone wanna play one of these math games again?

I'll start:
22.5x + 17 = 34.1
solve for x
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17.1/22.5 whatever that is...
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oki, your turn.
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0.76

The limit as n->infinity of (1+2/n)n
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42 err I mean 1.
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0.76

The limit as n->infinity of (1+2/n)n


No

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Come on...think back to CalI.
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I'm tryuing to think back to what I drank tonight. Give me a biut longer..

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quote:
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I'm tryuing to think back to what I drank tonight. Give me a biut longer..


Infat? Is that you?
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(1+2/n)n

In the approximation that 2/n <<< 1

(1+2/n)n = 1 + n. 2/n = 3

Is that a suitable approximation, probably not

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I'm not that bad....
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Not quite...

Rewrite as:

limn->inf(1+2/n)n/2*(1+2/n)n/2

and then make the substitution m=n/2...
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Sorry my brain hurts at the moment. I can't even work out what temperature to put my oven on to cook my pizza.
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That's cool...what is it, like 2a.m. over there?

GET SOME SLEEP!

(and drink plenty of water )
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You're free to post another, KH. Maybe something softer for the alcoholists...

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Why, e, of course.
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OK, then it goes back to me. Suck on this:
1 5 13 25
What's the value of number n?

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Oh ****, actually it's e^2.
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Ramo's got it.
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Okay my turn.
Take the function y=3x^7-5x^4-3x^2-5

Find the curvature of the line when x=5.
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* is a binary function. You know nothing about it except that for a and b in the domain of *, a*b is also in the domain.

Given that (a*b)*a = b. Prove that a*(b*a) = b.
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{N} is a function that equals the nearest integer to N^(1/2). Find the sum for N = 1 to infinity of ((2^({N}) + 2^(-{N}))/(2^N))
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y'(x) = 21x^6 - 20x^3 - 6x
y''(x) = 126x^5 - 60x^2 - 6
||y''(5)/|| = too much arithmatic

Is it my turn yet?

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* is a binary function. You know nothing about it except that for a and b in the domain of *, a*b is also in the domain.

Given that (a*b)*a = b. Prove that a*(b*a) = b.


Do you mean that a*(b*a) = b for all a and b?
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That would defeat the purpose fo the proof.

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No it wouldn't
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I just took the Putnam exam earlier today, and am trying to fight through the alcoholic haze I'm hiding in so that I can remember some of the other problems on the test.


You have a circle of radius 1 in which is enclosed a parabola. Is it possible for the parabola's arc to be longer than 4?
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No it wouldn't


If I said "Given that a*(b*a) = b, prove that a*(b*a) = b" then there wouldn't be a need to prove it.
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These are from the Putnam and you're expecting us to answer them?

****er.

I got like a 35 (out of possible 120) when I took it, and I was 2nd highest at McGill.
 
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