All Answers 358108 Answers

I think someones been watching too much Henry Danger lately

1: thank god crime rates are down in swellview, which is the only city i protect (camelots a magical realm). Crime occurence rates been down by 5%

2: pipers been annoying us...a lot....by 10%

3: jasper stuck in his jeans has gone down 20%

4: charolettes been doing well at junk n stuff. Products sold rate at junk n stuff has gone up 15%.not bad

now, i have questions for you, titanium rome

1: how do you know me so well? You sound like a stalker

2: i know youre the gadget man here, making all this cool stuff and also the misunderstood man here, who is getting hated all the time. But hey, these gadgets are cool. Maybe i can buy some, for lets see, $250 in swellview currency (swellview currency is 75% of us currency, which means you really get more cash). Maybe i can buy some? Some of mine are outdated, need some upgrades.

3: pledge to never ever tell anyone mine or kid dangers secret identity? And promise to never reveal the secret location of the man cave?

Show us the picture (if you got any) of the math situation. I think a pic would come in handy and will refresh the math masters and will allow them to help you.

Its Captain man!

so, hows life at swellview? Is piper annoying you guys at all? Is Jasper having trouble taking off his jeans?

oh, hows charolette doing at junk n stuff? 

Well if you mean thanks for helping you then I think I can speak on behalf of all our wonderful anserers, and say "Thank you and you are very welcome :) "

hi aerdna, 

I expect you are using a comma instead of a decimal point.  I know some countries use a comma but I thinks most use a point :)

Anyway, enter is as

asin(0.37)

that should work just fine  :)

$$\underset{\,\,\,\,^{\textcolor[rgb]{0.66,0.66,0.66}{360^\circ}}}{{sin}}^{\!\!\mathtt{-1}}{\left({\mathtt{0.37}}\right)} = {\mathtt{21.715\: \!617\: \!283\: \!264^{\circ}}}$$

Yep, it did for me  :)

Use asin (press 2nd then asin on the calculator on the home page here):

$$\underset{\,\,\,\,^{\textcolor[rgb]{0.66,0.66,0.66}{360^\circ}}}{{sin}}^{\!\!\mathtt{-1}}{\left({\mathtt{0.37}}\right)} = {\mathtt{21.715\: \!617\: \!283\: \!264^{\circ}}}$$

.

ok, off you go Cap'n    

and by bubbles, we mean bubble gum

it is done

if youll excuse me, i need to b**w some bubbles and watch swellview for a bit

and kid dangers right, it feels good blowing bubbles

Alright then, thee be Squire CaptainMan.   

- - i like taking away cold, the room will get hotter.  So  --=+

something+3=-6

that would have to be -9

no worries

there doesnt have to be a captain rank

thats just my name

besides, im the captain of my own shop, Junk N Stuff

Well Squire Man, so long as thee addresses the Queen with due respect all shall be well.

I do not think that we have the rank of Captain in the Queen's army.  

i dont know who

but one thing: im not the father of anything math related, and im glad im not

im the noob of algebra. mind giving me some pointers? you know that once i was indestructable at the age of 8, my father took me out of school and took me instead to a superhero training school (and there they didnt teach math), so pretty much im the noob of algebra

sorry, Queen Guinevere I

remember, when my father took me out of school at my 8th birthday when I was indestructable, he took me to a superhero training school (and they dont teach any difference between a city and a magical realm) and this is the first magical realm i encounter. only Kid Danger is the only superhero who knows the difference, cuz for one, hes 13, and 2, he still goes to school

so yea, i admit im not a genius like the rest of you are, cuz i never got to learn those facts when i was a kid and a teen. just been training how to be a hero.

and thats probably why i may not do some math answering often.

Thank you  ...   maybe

But

Camelot is not a city, Camelot is a magical realm.  

You should get that right!  You should know what you are protecting !!

Depends: what exactly did you take away 9 of?

either: 21 - 9 = 12

or: 21 - 0 = 21

She has 4 fifths left.

And

 $${\frac{{\mathtt{4}}}{{\mathtt{5}}}}{\mathtt{\,\times\,}}{\mathtt{75}} = {\mathtt{60}}$$     Kg       

Thanks Chris, it is really nice to see you :)

Very nice, Melody.......

$${\frac{{\mathtt{200\,000}}}{{\mathtt{157\,000\,000}}}}{\mathtt{\,\times\,}}{\mathtt{100}} = {\frac{{\mathtt{20}}}{{\mathtt{157}}}} = {\mathtt{0.127\: \!388\: \!535\: \!031\: \!847\: \!1}}$$

that is approximately

0.1274%

Thank you Heureka :))

I have included this thread under [advanced number theory]

in our

"Reference Material" sticky thread