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#26 Re: Help Me ! » Base16 to HEX » 2015-11-15 17:07:14

There is like a delayed space with Base16 between 9 and 16.  What is the purpose of 10 - A though to 15 - F with Base16, in other words, what is the purpose of placing those letters and only those sets of letters in the decimal list, seems odd ? smile

#28 Re: Help Me ! » Base16 to HEX » 2015-11-15 08:55:14

Thanks for the link Bob. 

Why does with Base16 after 9 it goes into letters, then after F it goes back into numbers ?

How would I convert 145,89,200 into HEX values ?

#29 Re: Help Me ! » Base16 to HEX » 2015-11-15 02:08:27

bobbym wrote:

After 9 come the letters.

Base 10 is the system we use for arithmetic. Also, base 16 and hexadecimal (hex) are the same thing.

Sorry, I didn't understand what you meant ?

#30 Re: Help Me ! » Base16 to HEX » 2015-11-14 17:33:38

After 0, letters come into effect.  What is Base10, does it include any letters ?

#31 Help Me ! » Base16 to HEX » 2015-11-14 15:25:23

SuperLynx
Replies: 17

I'm trying to figure out Base16 and how to turn a RGB value such as; 145,34,203 into HEX values ?
From what I know after 9 it turns into letters, going to up F, with F=15, correct ? Why doesn't it go higher then F ?

#32 Re: Help Me ! » Percentage increase ? » 2015-09-04 12:06:06

Thanks same answer I got using my equation smile

#33 Help Me ! » Percentage increase ? » 2015-09-04 11:32:20

SuperLynx
Replies: 4

I want to know how much percentage increase there is going from 320 to 502 ? At first I thought 502 / 320 = 1.5% that doesn't sound right !

#34 Re: Help Me ! » Volume Precision ? » 2015-04-14 17:14:42

If someone asks you, what is the dimensions of the hair dryer, you could tell them the height and the width of the part you hold; you could then measure the height and width of the part in which the air comes out, then again, you could just tell them the volume in which the hair dryer occupies.  No the handle is not, suppose 5.2" but the part in which the air is released, is 5.2".

#35 Re: Help Me ! » Volume Precision ? » 2015-04-09 12:00:10

The volume of an object in my definition is the volume of a lamp, the volume of a stove, fridge, hair dryer.

#36 Help Me ! » Volume Precision ? » 2015-04-08 12:56:52

SuperLynx
Replies: 4

Would you say the volume of an object are precise measurements of an object ?

#37 Re: Help Me ! » Surface Area Math Question » 2015-02-08 16:20:41

CIV wrote:

You can not simply derive measurements such as height, width, and depth for a complicated shape such as a human body or car with more data. Even if you had this data, its extremely difficult to do. If your object was simple such as a cube, cylinder, or triangle and had more data,... we could calculate this a lot easier.

Not knowing any more than just the SA of say a box,... we can derive dimensions for say a box but there are infinitely many dimensions. This means the box can be of any shape or even size. If you give us the SA, L, and W, we can calculate the depth for example. If you only give the SA and L, that would mean the width and depth would be infinite.

I understand. A program I use only gave me those measurements from a irregular object, the program must be getting the information some how, some way, that is what I want to know ?

We both can agree that the program is not spitting out a random value for the surface area of the object !

#38 Re: Help Me ! » Surface Area Math Question » 2015-02-08 12:07:11

bob bundy wrote:

Cover the solid in approximate cm squares and count them:

http://i.imgur.com/vC1eIA8.gif

Bob

I don't understand what you mean ?

#39 Re: Help Me ! » Surface Area Math Question » 2015-02-07 08:10:32

What does the surface Area is 395.2722194 Unit^2 represent for a irregular object ?

#40 Re: Help Me ! » Surface Area Math Question » 2015-02-06 15:48:34

How is the program giving me the values posted in my first message for a irregular solid ?

#41 Re: Help Me ! » Surface Area Math Question » 2015-02-06 01:44:10

bob bundy wrote:

Those would be tricky to work out.  There's no easy formula as people and cars have many shapes.

You could estimate by making a square grid and holding it against the surface and counting up squares.  Hard to be accurate though.

There are formulas for some solids: sphere, cone, pyramid etc.

Bob

What if you pretended as though the car, or person was contained, I believe as you are saying in a solid shape; as in a cube etc, that would work ?

#42 Re: Help Me ! » Surface Area Math Question » 2015-02-05 14:47:19

What if the surface is not a rectangle, but shape, for example, a car, or a human body ?

#43 Re: Help Me ! » Surface Area Math Question » 2015-02-05 02:32:56

The image loaded, my question is; so you can break down the surface area ^2 into the 6 faces of a rectangle ?

#44 Re: Help Me ! » Surface Area Math Question » 2015-02-04 16:39:42

bob bundy wrote:

http://i.imgur.com/FdGAlYn.gif

Bob

What are you telling me, I'm still puzzled ?

#47 Re: Help Me ! » Surface Area Math Question » 2015-02-03 15:37:08

That is all I know about the object ?

#48 Help Me ! » Surface Area Math Question » 2015-02-03 12:51:21

SuperLynx
Replies: 22

I have an object which it's surface Area is 395.2722194 Unit^2.  I want to break this number down into the height, width and depth of the object is this possible ?

#49 Help Me ! » Thickness of thousands of an inch » 2014-12-23 13:17:19

SuperLynx
Replies: 2

Could someone tell me how thick .003 thousands of an inch is, I need a visual cue ?

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