Math Is Fun Forum

I found a 12x12 magic square in a book I read the other day... maybe I'll find it and post it.

That's the conversion chart.

Sorry, I'm too young to drive. My feet don't even reach the pedals.
Actually, I've done a little thinking and changed my mind on it. 0^n is 0, so I'm inclined to believe that 0^0 is equal to 0 as well. Think about this: the definition of a^b is axaxaxa... b times. If it's raised to the 0 power, then a^0 is just this: -> <-. 0 is defined to be the absence of something, so 0^0 is 0. At least in my opinion.

Google says 0^0 is 1.
Yahoo says 0^0 is 1.
Windows Live Search says 0^0 is 1.
I says 0^0 is 1.

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I was in a competition with 5 others on my team this year to create the best solution to climate change. One main problem is that pine/bark beetles are destroying the trees in our forests (especially a pain in Northern US and British Columbia). Live forests are carbon dioxide sinks, while dead forests are carbon dioxide emitters. As you can see, pine beetles are a major contributor to climate change. Our team decided to make a rocket able to be backpacked by the average hiker to carry beetle-resistant tree seeds or beetle predator eggs and disperse them widely. Our team won 1st place presentation in Colorado, and we were invited to submit our project to a panel of judges that will decide 6 teams to go to Denmark and try to implement their solution. We are currently working on these three main issues with a rocket:
-Putting in a delayed charge to make the seeds shoot to the outside of the rocket, instead of going into the rocket (easy enough to implement, just haven't yet)
-A smaller flame or a higher launching platform so that there is no fire hazard (We are thinking of using compressed air to launch the rocket up a ways before the engine kicks in.)
-Less noise so that the rocket doesn't scare away wildlife (The fix to this one is the same as the fire hazard one.)

Our research presentation in full is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqdtWV5SAcU

The way he said it made it seem like he had proof.

In Firefox 3, I got 5th place, but in my page it said that I got first. Maybe a remnant of careless' hacking, or maybe my browser.

Good explaination, John. Here's a link to 10,000 digits of pi, if you were ever to need it. http://www.nerdparadise.com/math/reference/digits/pi/

It just doesn't show up. (I'm assuming you're talking about the images) It's definitely under 1501x1501 pixels and 100 KB.

No, the joke is that the narrator of the joke is including himself in the second group of the joke.