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#326 Help Me ! » Expression Formula » 2009-10-27 04:11:02
- SuperLynx
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I'm trying to figure out how to apply an expression. When dealing with Sin and so forth but I don't even know how to ask the question 
I'm hoping someone can help me it deals with expressions in software programs and how to type out the expression as I have no clue, hopefully someone has a insight as to the direction I could take which hopefully could narrow down my question to more specific
Thank You
#327 Re: Help Me ! » Understanding Ratio to Scale ? » 2009-07-02 03:03:39
I think I understand now, but I'm going to put it into practice and if I shall have any problems I'll just ask
Thank You.
#328 Re: Help Me ! » Understanding Ratio to Scale ? » 2009-07-01 09:03:18
So if that model was 3 ft long that means the actual boat is 30 ft long.
- How do you figure this out ? I'm a little confused by that sentence.
#329 Re: Help Me ! » Understanding Ratio to Scale ? » 2009-07-01 00:58:51
If I said to you my car model is 1:25 could you tell me the actual size from a 1:25 scale ?
#330 Re: Help Me ! » Understanding Ratio to Scale ? » 2009-06-30 23:46:53
Can you reverse something ? As in say I found out a model car is 1:25 in scale how can I find out the size of that ?
#331 Re: Help Me ! » Understanding Ratio to Scale ? » 2009-06-30 02:41:11
How do you figure it out ?
#332 Re: Help Me ! » Lowest common Denominator ? » 2009-06-30 02:20:28
I understand because 2 can go into 6 and 16 but there is nothing that can go into both 7 and 16. Alright thank you. Excellent forum.
#333 Help Me ! » Understanding Ratio to Scale ? » 2009-06-29 02:45:46
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How to calculate the ratio to scale for anything. Example you have a object that is a
scale what does this mean? And how do you figure out scale?#334 Help Me ! » Lowest common Denominator ? » 2009-06-29 02:44:33
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I was informed if you measure something that is for example 45 7/16 inch you should reduce the 7/16 by the lowest common denominator but what would that denominator be for 7/16. I can't divide a even number into both numbers?
#335 Introductions » Hello I'm SuperLynx » 2009-06-29 02:39:57
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Hello, I'm new to the forum and I'm so glad that I have found a math forum.