Melody

Thanks Juriemagic,

You enjoy your weekend too :)

The holes are near enough to cylinders so the formula is easy.

Here is a video that gives you the dimensions AND shows you how to drill the holes.

PLUS it is in imperial measurments so you lovely US people should be right at home :))

No we cannot do that anymore.

It is one of the features that we really miss,  

x+3=89

Subtract 3 from both sides     

Yea that 12 and 2 had me baffled.  I knew no formulas had a 12 and a 2 in it like that.   LOL

Thank you Heureka and thank you Alan.  You are both wonderful.

It makes sense that work and energy transfer are the same thing and therefore both measured in Joules.

Thanks Alan. :))

Sat  7/11/15

1) Have your say on the new forum.

   http://web2.0calc.com/questions/here-is-an-opportunity-for-you-to-express-your-views-of-the-new-forum

2) Volume of a bowling ball.    Sir La-Tex is helpiong to work it out.   

   http://web2.0calc.com/questions/volume-of-spheres#r6

3) DivideingcComplex numbers   Thanks Alan and guests.

    http://web2.0calc.com/questions/having-troubles-0-72-5-36-1-38-17-90

@@ What is Happening?  [Wrap4]    Fri  6/11/15   Sydney, Australia Time 8:25pm   ♪ ♫

Good evening from Australia,     

It has been 2 days since my last wrap and answer credits go to ChoZerr, Alan, Heureka, Namodesto, Jeanne, CPhill, Mormert, Nauseated, Will 85237, Linlee, Lonelyparellel, Saseflower and Muhum.  

Thank you, I really appreciate all you great work.      

I for one, have given up trying to view all questions.  For me, priority lies with member questions and also with checking member answers and allocating points and ticks.  I think I have found a way that I can do this, at least for the moment until the forum grows bigger still.

 I will of couse continue to answer as many other questions as possible and am always looking for those that have the right degree of interest challenge about them.  This is the same for all answerers, we are most enthusiastic about the questions that are at a good level for us.  

There has been one would be new member "juriemagic" tell me that he cannot log on.  I have told him to identify himself at the beginning of the post and I will endeavour to prioritize him as I would any other member.

 I wonder how many other people are having this problem.  ://

Interest Posts:

If you ask or answer an interesting question, you can private message the address to me (with copy and paste) and I will include it.  Of course only members are able to do this.  I quite likely will not see it if you do not show me.  

1) Forum problems and a wonderful show of appreciation.  Thanks Juriemagic

WOW!   juriemagic you have won my heart.

It means the world when people show their appreciation like you just have.  

I am sure Heureka will be ever so pleased too. 

We have a fabulous team of answerers here.  

Some have extremely high skill levels, all have a great willingness to help others.

I am very proud to work along side them all. :))

This site was overhauled a couple of months ago and the new version has just never worked very well.

It is a great pity but it is still 'our' site and we are very grateful that it has been provided for us to 'play' in :))

Thanks Admin :))

CPhill has given a top answer here.  Thanks Chris   

This is Chris's graph, I have changed it just a bit and if you bounce across to Desmos using my link you will see that I have added a slider for total cost.  You can see that the cheapest orders that meet all requirements is $72,000

Physics is SOOOO confusing!!!

(I've also been trying to learn some Physics today. )