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INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA

An SI Board Since September 1999

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96	scrumpy is right! here is a hint. read each term's digits separately. ie	Little Poo	-	9/26/1999
95	Can't get that one... explain? Here's some fun puzzles with answers	Nazbuster	-	9/25/1999
94	312211	Scrumpy	-	9/25/1999
93	1 11 21 1211 111221 next????	Little Poo	-	9/25/1999
92	How come you didn't tell anyone you were on tour? pollstar.com	SIer formerly known as Joe B.	-	9/24/1999
91	You can hold 331 apples in your hands, dude? What are you, some kind of FREAK?	Don Pueblo	-	9/24/1999
90	Three Hundred Thirty One. Am I right???	Boquacious	-	9/24/1999
89	yep! only i think they used a boat.....a flashlight isn't of much use to a	Little Poo	-	9/23/1999
88	Is this it? A = 1 Minute Swimmer B = 2 Minute Swimmer C = 5 Minute Swimmer D =	DizzyG	-	9/23/1999
87	this one is fun.... there are 4 people, no more than 2 of whom can cross a riv	Little Poo	-	9/23/1999
86	Oh.. I see. Nice. Not so difficult after all. Thanks!	Nazbuster	-	9/22/1999
85	in other words...., my solution was right!?!! sue	Little Poo	-	9/20/1999
84	I thought this thread had died. Let R = radius of outer circle Let r = radius	Lazarus_Long	-	9/20/1999
83	the radius, x, of the inner circle is perpendicular to the tangent chord. so w	Little Poo	-	9/19/1999
82	<i>then inner circle radius = x = sqrt(r^2-1/4)</i> Why (r^2-1/4)?	Nazbuster	-	9/19/1999
81	i used math. let r= outer circle radius then inner circle radius = x = sqrt(r^	Little Poo	-	9/17/1999
80	oops 1/4 *pi	Little Poo	-	9/17/1999
79	1/4 sq meters(units)	Little Poo	-	9/16/1999
78	A straight line segment, one meter in length, has its two end points on the per	Lazarus_Long	-	9/16/1999
77	That's correct. The way of getting the snswer without math is essentially	Lazarus_Long	-	9/16/1999
76	Everything's equal except gravity which enhances downward trajectory while	MechanicalMethod	-	9/15/1999
75	S=1/2 a*t^2 + C S is vertical distance a = acceleration due to gravity = a v	Cage Rattler	-	9/15/1999
74	<< Assuming sufficient v to carry at least 1/2 d >> Uh, yeah, forg	Lazarus_Long	-	9/15/1999
73	Assuming sufficient v to carry at least 1/2 d the cannonballs will collide.	MechanicalMethod	-	9/15/1999
72	OK, try this one. It is possible to get the correct answer with NO equations a	Lazarus_Long	-	9/15/1999

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