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krakki = child, kid
óttast = fear, dread
unz = until
syndur = able to swim
1092 = 14 x 78
1106 = 14 x 79
1120 = 14 x 80
1134 = 14 x 81
1148 = 14 x 82
1162 = 14 x 83
1176 = 14 x 84
1190 = 14 x 85
1204 = 14 x 86
1218 = 14 x 87
1232 = 14 x 88
1246 = 14 x 89
1260 = 14 x 90
visindamaður = scientist
myrkur = darkness
bóndi = farmer
borða = eat
ráðvandur = honest
Here's how I imagine
matrix A times matrix B
geometrically.
See pic.
1 x 9 + 2 x 10 = 29.
And another one is the 149 in the middle-ish.
5 x 13 + 6 x 14 = 149
See how if you take two matrices to be multiplied
and move them diagonally touching like the
diagram, you get two things.
1.) If its not a square in the north-west corner,
you can't multiply them, so the number of
columns of A has to equal the number of
rows of B.
2.) Now you can fill in any entry in the answer
just by choosing the entry spot and looking to
the left and straight up to get your numbers
to do the SOP (sum of products).
Thanks. I was pretty sure it was right because I
discovered if you take the right matrix of a pair
being multiplied, and bring it up an inch so the
corners of the two matrices touch, then you can
draw a square of nxn if A=mxn and B=nxp and
then A goes down the left side of the times table
and B goes across the top of the times table.
I think this deserves a picture sometime.
n x n
square ||
goes || B matrix goes up here
here ||
--------
A
matrix
goes times table goes here
down
here
stjarna = star
dýpi = depth
My mom is watching a movie and they mentioned Wednesday April 14th, 1965.
So add 28 years twice and get 2021, same calendar days setup.
So 2018 end of year use saturdays.
2019 switch to sundays at sept 1st.
2020 switch on march 2nd to monday.
2020 sept 1st switch to tuesday.
2021 Use Tuesday from January thru August 31st, so let's see if the
movie is right...
522 641 631 631 April 6th should be tuesday.
Add 8 days, get April 14th, yes, it is wednesday!!!! Cool, it worked!
Is the following matrix multiplication true?
I just thought this up so I hope it's true!
sweet zeta;
I'm watching some great lectures from MIT in 2005 on Linear Algebra.
Here's the youtube title:
Lec 1 MIT 18.06 Linear Algebra, Spring 2005
Lec 2 ...
Lec 3 ...
The insight of the professor is astounding compared to what I didn't learn in college
because my professor was drunk and then they fired him soon thereafter.
Charles Janet thought Helium should be above Beryllium!
but he was a biologist.
well i scratched it out fast on paper, and got
2**(7x-4), which is
(2**7) / 16 I think.
I heard ** was used by IBM once for "to the power of", like the symbol "^".
I watched some videos so I think I got it right now!
Given the following
4x4 matrix:
Is this a correct
equation for the
determinant?
Since I haven't learned to read
some math topics correctly, the above equation
I built by guessing may be correct or false.
So I am asking because I cannot decifer
the wikipedia nxn paragraph, but I think
I might have the right idea.
25714
2 x 5 + 7 x 1 - 4
-2 + 5 + 7 - 1 + 4
(5 x 7 + 4) / (2 + 1)
1036 = 14 x 74
1050 = 14 x 75
1064 = 14 x 76
1078 = 14 x 77
Inverse Tangent is also useful when you know the final north and west components.
inverse tangent of 6.7488, where 6.7488 is north component / west component
inv tan(6.7488) = 81.5715 degrees
and then since it was NNW, I added 270 degrees = due west.
I broke the question into a right triangle for the 105 hypotenuse and the 120 hypontenuse.
I just use hypotenuse times cosine angle for adjacent run,
and hypotenuse times sine angle for opposite perpendicular run.
I get 351.57 degrees.
26.19827 West and
176.807 North.
176.807 = 89.045 + 87.7624 Vertical
26.19827 = 55.6415 - 81.8398 Horiztonal
2976 = 24 x 124 = 24 x 2 x 62 = 24 x 4 x 31
3000 = 24 x 125 = 24 x 5**3 = 24 x 5 x 5 x 5
Good Place To Stop