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u know CPhill if u have a cigarette thats ur first step to cancer and which could lead to ur death !thats really bad so let us all advice that beggar to throw all those 12 cigaretts in the dustbin for they r of no use for him ! and Apopewalksintoabar thanks for all that information u gave but unfortunately ur answer isnt 42 but 12 !lol!

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y = kx    where k is the proportionality constant

So we have...

-1/3 = k(5)   .......divide both sides by 5 , we have

-1/15 = k      .......so when x = 10, we have

y = (-1/15)(10)  = -2/3

Note that as x gets larger, y gets smaller........

That would be 484,

2 times 2 however is 4

oh im sorry rinout my lending of clothes tired u ! oh poor reinout has done such hard work ! but for my concern the devil who cursed CPhill doesnt get tired !lol!by the way im happy my suit helped jack !

It's always 42, in some way

Thanks I honestly thoght it was 42....the answer if all but thanks alot!

O____o oh my god!

Let f,S and Dr be as above.

Define g:S->R as g(x,y) = f(x,y) and let J be the set of suits Beth can wear.

Note that J is a subset of S. Define the suit rosala picked as Jr=(10,10).

Note that Jr = Dr. Then given that Dr attains a maximum on f(x,y) and is therefore the best dress of set D, Jr must attain a maximum on g(x,y) = f(x,y) and is therefore the best suit of set J.

Hence Jr is the suit Beth likes most.

phieuw... 

math is the short form of mathematics !

and funny picture Pumpkinguy !

You got that right, rosala!!!!......a nasty and costly way to pay for contracting cancer !!!!

okay so heres how we solve it !

no of cigratte butts for making one cigarette=6

no of cigarette butts the beggar finds =72

no of cigaretts made from 72 cigarette butts=?

so to find this we will devide 6 and 72 like this 

72/6 = 12   so we have 12 cigaretts made from 72 cigarette butts ! wasnt that so easy Apopewalksintoabar !

oh 12 cigaretts , pls advice that beggar from my side that cigaretts are bad for health !

I don't think it has actually been answered properly.  Does anyone want to have the honour?

Another "where did the last dollar go."

3 men went to a hotel to rent a room, the cost of the room was $30. Each man paid $10 to the bellboy and proceeded to there room. After a little while the bellboy realized that there was a special on rooms that night and the price for the mens room should have been $25. On his way to the mens room to give them back $5 he was puzzled how he was going to split $5 as he had no change. He decided he would give them each $1 and keep the remaining $2 for himself. So each man originally paid $10, but after the bellboy gave each man $1 back, each man paid $9. 9 x 3 = $27 plus the $2 the bellboy put in his pocket equals $29. The original price for the room was $30. Where did the last dollar go?

Good luck with that...

We can write W₁ as (NM)^(1/2) / (R+R₁)^(3/2).......so (W₁)^2  = (NM) / (R+R₁)^3

OK....so we have

Ek₁ = [(m)(R+R₁)^2] * [(NM) / (R+R₁)^3 ] / 2  = [mNM]/[2(R+R₁)]

I'll add this one to the puzzles.

It may already be there it is very well known but it can go in twice - it doesn't matter. 

thanks for sharing it Pumpkinguy.  

Start by adding 7 to both sides.

Maths is a concept created by man to k**l other men by extension via physics. The End.

Hey lets be serious I need a proper answer on this one...

It does completely different things from Desmos.  But you are right it is not very intuitive.  still just start with little things and it will become easier.

reinout i cant understand a single thing uve written except the las sentence that to half !i am happy she likes the dress !and thank u melody for the compliment !

this ones for jack !im just giving him this for the sake of Beth for bothof them should look equal and not just beth lookin pretty and jack not equal to her !hope he likes it !lol!

rosala might be loaning her dress......but she's not loaning her chocolate pastry......!!!!  .....to anyone....