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I knew you knew. It also covers some modern creatures like the chupacabra.
Hi ganesh;
These are pretty old so I won't hide them.
#1
n=8
#2 ignoring the trivial 0 and 1:
n=5
#9
By the binomial theorem:
If we say x=100 and y= -1 and we plug these into the RHS of the above identity. We get;
#10
http://world.honda.com/ASIMO/
Yep mathsyperson.
x = 551.11111...
So order 552 eggs
Hi integer;
I found that site too, see post #6, we think he is too high. Think that Mikau and the the guy from BYU (post # 4) are giving the correct answers.
That kid sounds like me when I was 4. Very commendable.
Been there, can't find them.
Who says!
I've got one! Enter. Go to the back. Face the front. Stare at the floor indicator. Do not shift your weight or speak. Get off when it is your floor. Will really freak people out.
Hi mathsyperson;
True, the answer does converge to a limit as n gets larger. I'll edit the question to be more precise.
That is what I was getting at.
Two numbers a and b are randomly drawn from the unit interval {1,2,3,4,5,6,...,n} with replacement. Then 3 more numbers c and d and e are randomly drawn with replacement from the same unit interval . What is the limit of the probability that c+d+e < a+b as n approaches ∞ . Solved this but my method is gruesome.
Answer
Hi Tigeree;
See post #3
Sorry Kurre and thanks Avon;
I get it now. So, the original question still remains unproved?
Hi Kurre;
I'm not following you. When x=3, f(3) = 121 is a square.
Actually one of the videos makes it sound like someone is sitting on large quantities of francium. It's more radioactive than Plutonium so large quantities are out of the question.
Hi calculusstudent
I'm getting -x - cot(x) + c instead of your x - cot(x) +c
Hi bossk171;
Haven't installed 3.0 yet. Shame they haven't kept the documentation up to date. If you install it on a usb drive you might have the advantage of portability, provided it does not alter the registry.
Ok, installed it. Yea, some of the earlier books may be out of date. Nothing to be done about that. The help does provide some good tuts and a whats new section.
Where are they?
The size of a grapefruit! I have never seen that much.
Hi mikau;
Thanks for the work, would have been more fun if you could have found him wrong.
Thought I read about a 1000 page proof in group theory. Andy's is 200, this is 250. What ever happened to the Greeks drive for simplicity?
Glad you got it.
You might have pointed out, where you used to sit. You probably had a favorite spot.
It must have taken a while. Appreciate your work.
Hi Fruityloop