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AThere is some question as to what you mean by "rigorous" and "concrete"; to me, they are somewhat different. It's true that ratios are...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Concrete Definition for a Ratio.There is some question as to what you mean by "rigorous" and "concrete"; to me, they are somewhat different. It's true that ratios are... -
AAion replied to the thread Concrete Definition for a Ratio.Hi! You’re thinking along the right lines. A ratio is fundamentally a relation between two quantities of the same kind, written A:B...
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Kkhansaheb replied to the thread Vanishing Math Forums.Where are those questions?
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ZZexralo8 replied to the thread Simple Short Question about Probability: lottery consists of 200 tickets and two prizes. 1st prize ticket is drawn and then, w/o replacement,....Yeah, the reason the book (and most people here) say 1/100 for part a) is just because you bought two tickets, so you’ve got 2 chances...
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Jjoyfulerst replied to the thread Concrete Definition for a Ratio.A ratio compares two quantities, showing how many of one there are for each of the other. For example, 3 apples to 5 oranges is a 3 : 5...
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MMasterX replied to the thread Could you please review this iOS mathematics app?.@Somillow it is in my to do list
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TTed replied to the thread multiplication with a constant increase.This thread is 14 years old.
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Vvikky patel replied to the thread Can someone help me calculate what a man month is (for one month I worked 16hrs, how many man months is that and what is the calculation?).A man-month is usually based on 160 working hours (8 hrs × 20 workdays). So if you worked 16 hours: man-months = 16 ÷ 160 = 0.1...
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SSomillow replied to the thread Could you please review this iOS mathematics app?.I was also looking for good tools for solving math problems. I tried many different apps, but most of them didn't suit me. I can't say...
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Hhepaul9 replied to the thread Double-slit Experiment: Use the uncertainty principle to show that....I know it has been 13 years, but the problem is in "Physics for Scientists & Engineers with Modern Physics" by Douglas C. Giancoli (I...
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Vvikky patel replied to the thread Basic speed distance time exercises: need strategies for awkward division without calculator.To handle awkward divisions in speed/distance/fuel questions without a calculator, use simple ratio tricks instead of trying to divide...
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Vvikky patel replied to the thread multiplication with a constant increase.You don’t need to add them one by one. The numbers form an arithmetic sequence: 100, 110, 120, … (1000 terms) Sum formula...
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Kkhansaheb replied to the thread Trig equations.response #2 explained why you did not get the "complete" solution as suggested by your book. Did you understand the response#2?
