Got any Maths questions? Post and I'll try and help.
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Okay, people, this is a polite request.
Please take all your picture bashing to another thread please.
Thanks.
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Originally posted by CoolMyth:Okay, people, this is a polite request.
Please take all your picture bashing to another thread please.
Thanks. 
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give him the eqn of the vector line lor then he can choose one set of answersOriginally posted by CoolMyth:If this is secondary school maths, I will just say it's 2 equations and 3 variables and hence the number of possible answers is infinite.
But if you really want an answer, I can try.... -
Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:
and stop with the picture posting. i say PEACE -
Also can.....Originally posted by hisoka:give him the eqn of the vector line lor then he can choose one set of answers
I'll go and do now.....
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Originally posted by jay_rocks:...and stop with the picture posting. i say PEACE
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i see more pictures than i see any math qns...
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pix paints a 1000 words mah...Originally posted by kaobeikaobu:i see more pictures than i see any math qns... -
Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:
plus i wan this realli.
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Ya la,she is being kind,don't do such things can?Originally posted by CoolMyth:Okay, people, this is a polite request.
Please take all your picture bashing to another thread please.
Thanks. 
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Wrong, if you attempt to solve using algebra, you wont get integers, only whole numbers are neededOriginally posted by CoolMyth:If this is secondary school maths, I will just say it's 2 equations and 3 variables and hence the number of possible answers is infinite.
But if you really want an answer, I can try.... -
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hehe cos i dun wanna ask him to help me cal taylor series if not he scream in painOriginally posted by kaobeikaobu:i see more pictures than i see any math qns... 
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Hmmm...come to think of it....maybe not.....Originally posted by hisoka:give him the eqn of the vector line lor then he can choose one set of answers
I too long never do vectors already....rusty liao....
Anyway, here's two equations:
Let hen be h, rooster be r, chick be c
Then:
h + r + c = 100
-3r - 5.9c = -500
To get an answer, simply chose a value for h and then solve..... -
sianz. bitchy_bitch,no fun liao lah. keep on posting oso sian. me dun wan to play with u liao. be more mature
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got a point that may be your "3rd eqn"Originally posted by DriftingGuy:Wrong, if you attempt to solve using algebra, you wont get integers, only whole numbers are needed -
I tot u dun like to do oral........Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH: -
I know. But how do you satisfy the two conditions of exactly 100 fowls brought and 100 dollar spent?Originally posted by DriftingGuy:Wrong, if you attempt to solve using algebra, you wont get integers, only whole numbers are needed
Care to enlighten me? Thanks. -
I wasn't referring to myself...Originally posted by larrenV2.003:I tot u dun like to do oral........ -
bargain with the seller...Originally posted by CoolMyth:I know. But how do you satisfy the two conditions of exactly 100 fowls brought and 100 dollar spent?
Care to enlighten me? Thanks.
"ah pek, $1 for 1 chicken can or not?" -
Myth since you like maths, i have a problem for you
3 robots are engaged in a pistol duel. They take turns shooting each other.
Robot A has shooting accuracy: 10%
Robot B has shooting accuracy: 50%
Robot C has shooting accuracy: 100%
If robot A or B misses a target, it will compensate and shoot at 100% accuracy the next time he aim the same target.(meaning he will sure hit the 2nd shot)
Robot B goes first. What is the probability that Robot A survives? (hint: Each robot knews the others shooting % )
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I would recommend you use the primary school way: Chocolate bar charts.Originally posted by CoolMyth:I know. But how do you satisfy the two conditions of exactly 100 fowls brought and 100 dollar spent?
Care to enlighten me? Thanks. Hey it works you know! -
None of the robots will survive...becos I forgot to put in the batteries.Originally posted by DriftingGuy:Myth since you like maths, i have a problem for you
3 robots are engaged in a pistol duel. They take turns shooting each other.
Robot A has shooting accuracy: 10%
Robot B has shooting accuracy: 50%
Robot C has shooting accuracy: 100%
If robot A or B misses a target, it will compensate and shoot at 100% accuracy the next time he aim the same target.(meaning he will sure hit the 2nd shot)
Robot B goes first. What is the probability that Robot A survives? (hint: Each robot knews the others shooting % ) -
Okay, I don't know the answer. Care to enlighten me by showing the answer?Originally posted by DriftingGuy:Myth since you like maths, i have a problem for you
3 robots are engaged in a pistol duel. They take turns shooting each other.
Robot A has shooting accuracy: 10%
Robot B has shooting accuracy: 50%
Robot C has shooting accuracy: 100%
If robot A or B misses a target, it will compensate and shoot at 100% accuracy the next time he aim the same target.(meaning he will sure hit the 2nd shot)
Robot B goes first. What is the probability that Robot A survives? (hint: Each robot knews the others shooting % ) -
Chocolate bar charts are just a way to get into the introduction of simultanous equations.Originally posted by DriftingGuy:I would recommend you use the primary school way: Chocolate bar charts. Hey it works you know!
Of course, my maths is not that good in knowing whether there can be any differences in solving using different methods. Will you like to show me? Thanks.