The Sanctuary
Ego => Spurious Generalities => Topic started by: splooge gook on September 24, 2014, 12:25:56 pm
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if you have 8 people, how many different groups of 3 people can be made?
how do i do long division?
how do you use the radius/diameter of a circle to calculate the circumference/area? what about with spheres?
how to you graph slopes using the x and y axis? how do you graph parabolas? what's y= mx + b? how do you find rise over run?
what are some of the mathematical applications of factorials?
how do you figure out the sides/area of a triangle when only one or two of the variables are filled in? (i.e. a triangle that has the length of one of it's sides and one of it's angles
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how do you use the radius/diameter of a circle to calculate the circumference/area? what about with spheres?
shit i knew this one
u need to use 3.14
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You should listen to national public radio
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I'm actually serious. I'm sure I've ignopred 99% of the time a math teacher is talking
and i need these things to, pass basic competency tests and stuff
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The probability is done with npr and your goofy venerial diaphram shit I can tell u how to do it later when im not at school but basically just google "npr" and "ncr"