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Wrap lantern? Are you sure you don't mean:

"You should do some real homework dearie."

Are you freeking kidding?! This is a joke. Get a life, or do everyone a favor and just die.

You should do some real homework dearie.

coz once you do you'll get a good job therefore money. And if you get money it opens the keys to many doors. Whoever said money can't buy you happiness went to the wrong place honey. Good luck with life(btw I don't know your age but maybe you're an adult(I'm a teen)) bye

Monday 23/6/14          ♬            

Math Joke. (Courtesy of Anonymous)

tan(gerine)... tangerine

good CPhill u ate them but its bad to eat a lot of sweet!u know y!but next time dont !thats Dr.Rosala's advice!

√1 = 1

1*1 = 1, so this works!

The number one is interesting in this way because if you keep multiplying or dividing one by one, you will keep getting one.

This means something like

⁹⁹⁹√1 = 1

thanks1btw "rose" matches much good to u!lol!

thanks melody!i just used another logic!im happy that im not 6!lol!

That one appealed to me too Ninja!

Haha, thanks reinout.

My favorite is the "My homework is isomorphic to joe's homework so just give us the same grade" one. :)

@@ End of Day Wrap - Sunday 22/6/14   Sydney, Australia   Time 9:10am  

It seems that US schools are on holidays  and the children are misguided enough to think that they have better places to be than our forum.  How misinformed they be. Still, there are always good questions and excellent answers follow in their wake.  The answers this weekend haave been delivered by NinjaDeva, CPhill, jboy314, Heureka, Reinout-g, Rosala, Zegroes, Alan, Rom, DavidQD and MorganTud.  Thank you.  You are all wonderful.  ♬

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Thanks for that analysis, Alan.......yep, the info in this problem definitely would need to be "tweaked" to produce a regular figure....

Please not that this is an expression, not an equation.  An equations has an equal sign.   ♬

1/(sqrt(7+sqrt(6-sqrt(13)

I'm going to assume you might mean this:

1 / (√7 +√6 - √13) = 1 / 1.4896897783837794  = 0.6712807018686385153

Or you could lay it out like this:

There is no regular polygon with diagonals 35 and apothem 10.  The radius would be 17.5 so the cosine of the angle between an apothem and the nearest radius would be 10/17.5 this means the angle would be

cos^-1(10/17.5), so the angle between radii would be 2*cos^-1(10/17.5).

$${\mathtt{2}}{\mathtt{\,\times\,}}\underset{\,\,\,\,^{\textcolor[rgb]{0.66,0.66,0.66}{360^\circ}}}{{cos}}^{\!\!\mathtt{-1}}{\left({\frac{{\mathtt{10}}}{{\mathtt{17.5}}}}\right)} = {\mathtt{110.300\: \!190\: \!841\: \!908}}$$

360° divided by this doesn't result in an integer!

what is an apothem you ask.

This question is incomplete.

The most glaring piece of missing information is how often are the instalments made.

I guess it is fair to assume the the interest is reducing.

♬ ♬ MELODY ♬ ♬

ND's method is similar to "vertical" multiplication. I actually like this because the terms can be "lined up" nicely and we don't lose track of what we have. Variables with similar powers are "stacked" and then we just add or subtract their coefficients, as the case may be.

Points and "Thumbs" from me, ND....!!!  Your method of presentation is uniformly good.........

Sin(gerine) / Cos(gerine) = Tan(gerine)

Since we're into "Trig Funnies," prove that:

Sin(x) / n  = 6

That is a function.  There is nothingto find.

Ninja, you did misinterprete the question (exponents come before addition, remember pedmas) but even if it was to the power of 15 you still got the answer wrong.  Try thinking about it for a while.  I would like you to 'see' for yourself why it is wrong.   There would probably be an x¹⁵ term,  x¹⁴ term,  x¹³ term,   all the way down to a constant term.  (A couple might cancel out)  If you want to discuss it further that is fine.