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Toska

Toska

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I don't usually wander into this forum since I am married but, I saw the title of the thread and had to reply. I am a high school math teacher with 11+ years of experience. I was also going to recommend Khan Academy, my students use it to reinforce their skills and it really does help.

Feel free to pm me if you want.
 
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BananaPie

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Customer A



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Which customer tipped a higher percentage? :)
 
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BananaPie

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What mathematicians say and hear.

...he's like, pi Babe, how about we discover significant figures together forever?

...she's like, Yess! I'll marry you. :rolleyes:
 
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Jullianna

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adekruif

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The only math thing I remember is that 1+1 = 2, but in certain cases 1+1 = 3! (If I understand correctly, jewelry and some kind of ceremony must be completed for this mathematical phenomenon to happen)


:p
 
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ww_21

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MaranathaSoonQuick

MaranathaSoonQuick

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I was just looking at that WW_21, except there are formulas for area and perimeter like Area=1/2 x base x height for triangles, and perimeter is perimeter=side1+side2+side3, but in this case here I'm not sure but I think x=5. And BananaPie the answer to your post 26 =A
 
MaranathaSoonQuick

MaranathaSoonQuick

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May 18, 2010
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I measured that right triangle using metric cm and they need to learn how to measure correctly.
 
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adekruif

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MaranathaSoonQuick said:
I was just looking at that WW_21, except there are formulas for area and perimeter like Area=1/2 x base x height for triangles, and perimeter is perimeter=side1+side2+side3, but in this case here I'm not sure but I think x=5. And BananaPie the answer to your post 26 =A
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5 is correct, aka a 3,4,5 triangle. Pythagorean theorem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

MaranathaSoonQuick said:
I measured that right triangle using metric cm and they need to learn how to measure correctly.
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They never draw to scale, trust me, I've checked on multiple tests. haha
 
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Arlene89

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I saw the title of this thread in the forum. I was so convinced it was going to be one huge pick up parade. I'm actually really disappointed at the fact it was a very sincere cry for help and that 95% of responses have not been maths related pick up lines. Sigh. Ah well, to the next thread...
 
Praus

Praus

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BananaPie

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adekruif said:
The only math thing I remember is that 1+1 = 2, but in certain cases 1+1 = 3! (If I understand correctly, jewelry and some kind of ceremony must be completed for this mathematical phenomenon to happen) :p
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Yeah, 3! = 6; the phenomena are called "children" like 4 of 'em. LOL
 
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