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http://web2.0calc.com/questions/temporary-sticky-questions#rr296
Mon 1/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) It is Never to Late to Laugh !! Thanks Rosala
2) Flying penguins! Thanks anon and Melody
4) Poisson Distribution? Thanks Alan
5) How can the photographers get kept safe? Continued Thanks, CPhill, anon and Bertie.
6) Pressure, temperature and volume (advanced one) Thanks Nauseated
7) Trig equation Thanks CPhill and Bertie
8) Finding the equation of a line. Thanks NinjaDevo
9) Function of a function question Thanks CPhill
10) Remainder theorum with polynomials Thanks CPhill and Alan
11) A difficult integration question Thanks CPhill and Alan
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Mon 13/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Understanding powers. I learned something here. Thanks Bertie and Nauseated :)
Nauseated has shown us some more cool LaTex too
2) Manipulating trig equations Thanks Alan
3) Writing recurring decimals as fractions Melody
4) Finding an inverse matrix Geno and Melody
5) Into to algebra in geometry FTJ Melody
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Tues 14/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) A fun one to start the list :) Thanks Anon
2) Puzzle fun Thanks Anon
3) Now we have Nauseated's autograph WOW what a honour. (How Nauseating is that?)
4) What is pi (you tube clip) Melody
5) Manipulating Trig Melody
6) What is a coefficient FTJ Melody
7) Angles and sides in regular polygon Melody
8) Find the area of a hexagon given the perimeter. Thanks Geno
9) Sum of a series? No answer
10) Permutations of books Thanks Geno and Melody.
11) convert bianary to decimal Melody
12) Co-ordinate geometry parallel lines Thanks Heureka and Zacismyname
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Wed 15/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Confidence interval No solution yet
2) Finding possible angles of an isosceles triangle No answer yet
3) Probability with cards Thanks Bertie
4) Find the function of 2 No answer yet
5) Equation with logs No answer yet
6) Trig identity No answer yet
7) Understanding absolute value graphs Melody and Alan
8) Binomial Expansion Thanks Heureka and Melody
9) Finding the formula of a circle Melody
10) Advanced 2D calculus Thanks Alan
11) Trig integration Melody
12) Prime numbers Radio
This is just one of many prime number questions. They are all around page 1614
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Thurs 16/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Forum humour - I thought this was really funny Thanks guys esp MG
2) How do you construct an inscribed square. FTJ Thanks Geno
3) When is cosec theta = 0 Thanks Geno and Melody.
4) Probabilities - very nicley displayed in a table. Thanks Alan.
5) What is the probablity of something NOT happening? FTJ Thanks Anon
6) Probability - not super difficult Thanks Alan
7) A 'funky' inequality Thanks CPhill and Melody.
8) The square root of -1 Melody and anon.
9) Solving a polynomial inequality Thanks CPhill and Melody.
10) A fun little equation problem. Thanks CPhill
11) How can you tell if a number is divisable by 3? Thanks CPhill and Sasini
12) Rule of 72 for compound interest. Thanks CPhill
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Fri 17/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Birthday fun Thanks Guys you all made my day.
2) Differentiate y=ka^x Thanks CPhill and Melody.
3) An error in the calc has been discovered Thanks Anon
4) Probabiliy with dice Middle high level Thanks CPhill
5) Quadratic Equation with trig Thanks Heureka
6) Difficult function question Well I tried but I didn't get anywhere
7) Complex numbers, polar notation Thanks Bertie
8) Directed numbers Adding negative numbers Thanks Badinage and Melody
9) F12 - looking at the HTML code. Good question from Zac.
10) Simultaneous equations (setting up and solving) Melody
11) Geometry of triangle - Difficult Thanks Bertie
12) Confidence interval for Bernoulli Distribution Thanks Bertie
13) Solve -log(t)=0.64t Thanks Bertie
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Sat 18/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Cute pic Thanks anon
2) Forum fun Thanks Badinage and BrittanyJ
3) I am not really sure that these answers helped Thanks Zegroes and CPhill
4) Simplifying a complex number Melody
5) What is the e on the calculator? FTJ Melody
6) Graphing calcs and factorising cubics Thanks Badinage, Melody and Alan
7) Bernoulli trial - confidence interval Not answered - I tried and failed
8) Solving an inequality Thanks Alan and Melody
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Sun 19/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Today's Fun thread Thanks BrittanyJ
2) Warm Fuzzy post :) Thanks anon
3) Probability 1. Want to see the hard way just ask me. Thanks Alan and Melody
4) Probability 2 (number theory?) No answer yet
5) Probability 3 Coin tossing - I made a discovery here Thanks Melody and Alan
6) Probability 4 Expected value and others No answer yet
7) Probability 5 I really like this answer. Thanks CPhill
8) Probability 6, nongon I only did part A Melody
9) Expected values Thanks Alan
10) Trig and factorising Thanks Melody and Alan
11) Expected values Thanks Alan
12) Expected values 2 Not answered yet
13) Finding Total length FTJ Thanks Mellie
14) Function question Thanks Alan and Melody
15) Great geometry / integration question Thanks Melody and CPhill
16) Power of infinity - it is tricky Thanks Geno
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Mon 20/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Fun pics Thanks Mellie
2) More humour :) Thanks anon
3) Forming and solving an equation Thanks Alan and Gibsonj338
4) Statistics - optimal cost Not answered
5) Inverse proportions (good for middle high) Melody
6) Depreciation Thanks Zacismyname
A very common error is illustrated by zectico - errors are good, we learn best from our errors :))
7) Simplifying logarithms Thanks Geno
8) What is a log? Melody
9) An 'average' problem Thanks Geno and Brodudedoodebrodude
10) Probability1, is it as easy as it looks? Melody
11) Probability2, Thanks Mellie and Alan.
I hope it is easier to find the treasure than it is to find the probability of finding the treasure!
12) Expected Value (Still more to answer) Thanks Alan
13) Geometry probabilty question (Still more to answer) Melody
14) Trig Series Melody
15) Gradient Thanks Heureka and Melody
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Tues 21/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Inequality AND entertainment Thanks Alan
2) What is a Rube Goldburg display, watch to find out. Thanks Nauseated.
3) Number theory Thanks Geno and Nauseated
4) Solving equations by elimination Thanks CPhill
5) An interesting graph Thanks Alan
6) Complex numbers. Thanks Fiora, Melody, Badinage, Bertie and Alan.
7) Nickels and dimes Thanks CPhill and Heureka
8) Dividing by fractions FTJ Thanks Zacismyname
9) Forming and solving equations (middle high) Thanks CPhill
10) Repeat geometry question - great new solution Thanks Alan
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Wed 22/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Fun Thanks CPhill et al.
2) Resistance - Physics and calculus Thanks SevenUp, Melody and Alan
3) Prove that the points make a trapezium Thanks CPhill
4) Factoring with the web2 calc Thanks Alan and Heureka
5) Exact value of pi Thanks Badinage and Heureka
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Thurs 23/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Number Puzzle Alan and Badinage are having fun with this one.
2) How big is the tin of paint? Thanks Alan
3) Simultaneous equations and the Web2 calc Thanks Alan and CPhill
4) Which is bigger ? Thanks MathsGod1 and Melody
5) Equating a very large number Melody
6) Probability with a Normal (Gaussian) distribution Thanks Alan
7) Look how our Web2 calc can factorize Thanks Alan
8) Squaring a negative number Thanks Alan, Melody and Civonamzuk
9) Finding the angle sum of a polygon Thanks TayJay and Melody
10) Geometry probability - A repeat quesion (not labelled as such) Still not answered
11) Sinh equation. Very impressive Heureka
12) A geometry consruction question/challenge by Radio Not answered yet.
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Fri 24/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Riddle Brittany and anons
2) Calculating resistance (continued) SevenUp, Alan and Melody
3) Making sense of a circle equation Thanks Heureka and Melody
4) Rotating an equation - Very impressive mathematics from CPhill :)
5) Sisyphus is at it again! Thanks CPhill Oh, thanks Alan for answering the question too :)
I have never known anyone to be so single minded and to work so hard!
6) Given a percentage fin the original amount (2 good answers) Thanks Civonamzuk and Melody
7) Simultaneous Equations Melody
8) Sound waves Not answered
9) Calories and burnt marshmellows Not answered
This question is interesting but I don't know if it actually makes sense :/
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Sat 25/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Forum Etiqiette Please read Melody
2) Sound waves (repeated) Thanks Alan
3) How many notebooks are needed? FTJ Melody
4) Rounding numbers Great video clip FTJ Melody
5) How old is my daughter? Great for middle high Thanks Alan
6) Expected return Thanks Alan
7) Probability trains. Not answered
8) Pascal's triangle 1 Not answered
9) Mellie has asked a stack of Pascal Triangle questions, they are around this page
http://web2.0calc.com/questions/page/1663 (I've labelled them with the ? icon )
10) Probability - region Mellie's question Thanks Alan
11) Expected value - easier one (die) Mellie's question Thanks Alan
12) Integration by Parts Melody
13) Calculator function NormPDF Thanks Alan
14) External angle of a polygon problem Melody
15) Rotating an equation (continued)
A fantastic answer from CPhill yesterday and another masterpeice by Heureka today
16) Calories in a marshmellow (from yesterday) Thanks Alan
17) Sigma notation. Thanks Alan
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sun 26/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Logic Puzzle FTJ
2) The unit circle. Melody
3) Curves with discontinuities Thanks CPhill
4) Trig equation Thanks CPhill and Alan
5) 2D Puzzle ( Thanks anon ) Not answered yet
6) Algebra Proof Thanks Alan
7) Train probability (continued) Thanks Alan
8) Normal pdf (continued) Thanks Alan and Melody
9) Calories in marshmellows (continued) Thanks Alan and Melody
10) How much does a silicon atom weigh? Thanks Alan
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Mon 27/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Puzzle, repeated-any more thoughts here Thanks anon
2) Wins to losses I really liked this question Thanks Geno
3) How long to fill the bath tub ? Thanks Geno
4) PEMDAS - Make sure you really understand FTJ Brittany, Melody and CPhill
5) Playing with roots Thanks TheJonyMyster
6) Probabiliy - Another from Mellie Thanks CPhill and Geno
7) Setting up and solving an equation Thanks Geno
8) Visualising the surface area of a cylinder Melody
9) Probability - Mellie is hanging out for an answer here, can someone help her?
Thanks Chris for the fist part of the answer :)
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Is anyone else experiencing site problems like Rosala is, can anyone help her? Rosala's Site problem
Wed 29/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Calculate the frequency of green light Thanks Heureka
2) Minimum value, calculus Thanks CPhill
3) Permutations Excellent answer from MathsGod1.
4) Probability with geometry (another Mellie special) Thanks CPhill
5) Pythagorean problem FTJ Fabulous answer from Zacismyname
6) Probability Oh no! 2 red lights in a row! Thanks Alan and Melody
7) Forming an algebraic expression FTJ Thanks CPhill
8) Velocity and momentum Thanks Alan
9) Finding the finite length of a function curve Thanks Brodude and Alan
10) Draining Rates - looks interesting Thanks Alan
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Thurs 30/4/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Member discussion of the forum Thanks to a number of members
2) Ghosts in the site Zegroes et al
3) Can you spot the error ? Thanks EinsteinJr
4) Probability - arrival times Thanks CPhill
5) Surface area and volume of a Pentagonal prism Melody
6) Forming and solving equations Thanks CPhill and Rosala
7) Gravitational Force between 2 b***s Thanks Geno
8) Gravity exerted by the Earth Thanks Heureka
9) Time and special relativity Thanks Alan
10) Zeros of quadratic polynomials Melody and Alan
11) Combination and Pascal's triangle Thanks Heureka
12) Probability and colours (A Mellie special) Thanks CPhill
13) Confusing piggy bank Melody
14) Equation Solutions Melody
15) Horse trough rates continues Alan and CPhill
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Fri 1/5/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Social post for the juniors
2) Fun for the junior members Thanks TitaniumRome
3) This one is just for the mathematicians - it's hilarious A huge thanks to all the youth involved.
4) Graph transformations - A great peice of work by BrittanyJ. Thank you
5) Ideas for learning tables Thanks MathsGod1 and Melody
6) Probability, Lollies and children another Mellie special. Melody
7) Probability2 Melody
8) Birth year problem Melody
9) Number challenge Not answered.
10) Using the web2 calc for finding roots Thanks Alan
11) Unanswered Probability questions
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Sat 2/5/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Brilliant puzzle question Thanks Civonamzuk, Geno, Fiora and Melody
Also thanks to MathsGod1 for recommending it for the wrap
2) A chicken a fox and sonme corn Thanks Civonamzuk
3) Number of digits in a very large number. (I found this fascinating) Thanks Alan
4) Diluting alcohol Thanks Alan and anon
5) Understanding combinations Thanks Badinage and Melody
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Sun 3/5/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) MathsGod1 and Rosala have been busy learning LaTex, maybe you could learn too
2) Negative hexidecimal numbers Thanks Chris and Alan
3) Difficult equation - a graphing and a Newton-Raphson solution Thanks CPhill and Alan
4) Rearreanging an equation - with a cool little physics pic :) Thanks Alan
5) Setting up equations Thanks Zac and Chris :)
6) More of Mellie's probability specials Not answered
7) LancelotLink is back. He says this forum needs more moderation and he is running for the office.
His slogan is "Lancelot for Camelot" and he is offering bribes for votes.
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Mon 4/5/15
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Congratulations on becoming a moderator Alan.
2) I offered condolence to LancelotLink on his defeat.
3) A lovely thank you to the answerers - we really appreciate this recognition. Thanks Kim
4) Setting up and solving simultaneous equations Melody
5) Indices Thanks Alan
6) This series sum looks interesting (Advanced) Thanks Alan
7) Modelling the flight path of a soccer ball Thanks Alan and Heureka
8) Understanding positive and negative numbers FTJ SoulReaper222 and Melody.
9) How can a peice of paper take you to the moon! Thanks Alan
10) Manipulating an algebraic equation (difficult) Thanks Alan and Heureka
11) Differential Equation with partial fractions Thanks Alan
12) 2 bikes and one poor fly Thanks CPhill
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Tues 5/5/15
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FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Some fun May4th Thanks TitaniumRome
2) Cheap skate town planners Thanks Alan
3) Conic Sections Thanks CPhill
4) Understanding factors FTJ + Thanks CPhill
5) Modulo Arithmetic Thanks TheMathsStudent, CPhill and Melody
6) Surface area of a cylinder FTJ + Thanks MathsGod1
7) Bearings, speed and direction Thanks CPhill
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Wed 6/5/15
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FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Fun riddle Thanks Martind
2) May the 4th be with you - accidentally left out yesterday Thanks TitaniumRome
3) Cinco De Mayo commemoration day - History lesson Thanks HeatherF
4) Solving simultaneous equation using a matrix Thanks Heureka
5) How many triangles fit the description Thanks Civonamzuk, CPhill and Melody
6) Combination lollie problem. (Mellie special ) Melody
7) Fractional considerations Thanks Everymornin17, CPhill and Melody
8) Time to walk around a rock Thanks Isiber17
9) Find the 4th point of a parallelogram. Thanks CPhill, Civonamzuk and Heureka
10) Area of a triangle Thanks CPhill and Brodude
11) Pet bugs Thanks Alan and Melody
12) Triangle question Thanks CPhill, civonamzuk and Heureka
13) What does x! mean FTJ Thanks Brodudedoodebrodude
14) Deriving d'Alembert's general solution Thanks Alan and Heureka
15) Probability - Black and white b***s Thanks CPhill and Melody
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Thurs 7/5/15
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FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Toungue Twister (Thanks Everymornin17) Why don't YOU try it.
2) What is the difference between combinations and permutations Thanks CPhill and Melody
3) Using binomial expansions Thanks Melody and CPhill
4) Changing complex numbers into polar form Thanks Alan
5) Perfect square trinomial Thanks CPhill
6) Finding coefficients in binomial expansions Melody
7) A problems of age Thanks Civonamzuk and CPhill
8) Algebraic division and simplification (plus Great LaTex ) Thanks Heureka
9) Ratio of parts Thanks CPhill and Melody
10) Triangle Geometry Thanks CPhill, Civonamzuk and Heureka
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Fri 8/5/15
I saved this post for the wrap because it was extremely funny. I have whited out a number of offensive posts that it did contain.
Volume of cube given the SA. (Thanks Geno3141 for your great answer.)
There is some very unacceptable behaviour on the forum at present.
Nauseated was voicing his displeasure with his usual degree of acid humour.
However, this is a serious matter, if the offensive posts and private messages from members continue THEY WILL ultimately result in account suspensions.
Members are expected to be civil to one another at all times. Also, this is not face book or a games site.
We all want everyone to enjoy being here but this is fundamentally a serious forum for learning.
If you would like to comment on other site issues please do so on the Lantern Thread. Thank you.
Interest Posts:
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Year 8 Sample Test for International Olympiad of Mathematics Thanks for providing it Alan.
I though some students might like to challenge themselves with it.
2) Factorising technique (For the middle students ) Thanks Alan
3) A problem with averages (means) Thanks Alan and Melody
4) Percentage problem FTJ Thanks Squaddy and DarkBlaze347
5) Average speeds - these are tricky Thanks CPhill
6) Impressive trigonometry Thanks Heureka
7) Forming and solving a siultaneous equ geometry problem Thanks Zacismyname and Alan
8) Marbles and children - Great question Thanks CPhill and anon
9) Temperature change FTJ Thanks CPhill
10) Unusual rectangle question Thanks Alan
11) Little number problem - good for everyone Thanks Alan and EinsteinJr
12) Diophantine Equation (continued) Thanks Melody CPhill and Bertie
13) When will the hands of the clock point in the same direction? Thanks CPhill, Fiora and Alan
14) Bearings - where is that other boat?! Thanks Geno and zacismyname
15) Limit as x tends to infinity - using L'Hopital's Rule Thanks Alan
16) Complicated Trig with more amazing LaTex Thanks Heureka
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Sun 10/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) A gift from Chris and a nostalgic look at times gone by. Thanks Chris and a big thank you to everyone that joined in the thread as well as all those who contribute so much to making this forum a really great place to be :)
Thanks Morgan Tud for taking us on this trip down Memory Lane. There have been some very fun times on this forum.
2) Where can the spies sit? Puzzle by MathsGod1
3) Coefficient in a perfect square binomial expansion Thanks Melody and Chris
4) What number is a billion ? Thanks MathsGod1, Mr Genius and EinsteinJr
5) Sum of all positive integers is -1/12 ? Thanks EinsteinJr and Daedalus.
6) Follow up to yesterday's clock problem (13) Thanks Civonamzuk, CPhill and Alan
7) What is the biggest Remainder - Graphical solution Thanks Alan
8) Ratios and angles FTJ Thanks CPhill
9) Understanding fractional indices Thanks Headingnorth
10) How many steps on the escalator? Thanks Headingnorth
11) Will the pole fit ? Thanks CPhill
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Mon 11/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means "For the Juniors"
1) Geometry and algebra challenge Puzzle by Alan.
If you are a good middle high student you should give it a go! Thanks Alan
2) MGs benches and spies puzzle (Provided by MathsGod1 ) Thanks Alan, CPhill and Melody
3) Postal Puzzle Provided by Civonamzuk Thanks Alan
4) A puzzle with 2s but not 2+2 Thanks xerxes, Melody and Badinage
5) Equatorial Puzzle by Mahthcad
6) Using a binomial expansion to cube a number Thanks Alan
7) Area of a triangle Thanks Heureka,Civonamzuk Alan
8) Fractals Thanks Heureka and Melody
9) Finding terms with a recusive formula Thanks Alan
10) Working with ratios FTJ Thanks Alan
11) Remainder Theorem Thanks CPhill
12) Proof with Wilson's Theorem (revisit requested by Badinage) Thanks Mathcad and Alan
13) Finding the diagonal of a box Thanks Xerxes and Melody
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Tues 12/5/15
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FTJ means 'For the juniors'
Interest Posts:
1) Logic Puzzle Thanks Geno
2) Forming and solving simultaneous equations Thanks Alan
3) What is 8 divided by 1/4 FTJ Thanks DarkBlaze347
4) How old am I ? Thanks CPhill
5) Simple Factorisation FTJ Thanks Geno and Melody
6) Money compounding quarterly - great explanation Thanks Zac
7) Finding time in a compounding problem Thanks Zac and Alan
8) How fast is the Earth traveling around the Sun? Thanks Zac an Alan
9) Finding linear speed from radial velocity Thanks Alan
10) Using Wilson's Theorem Cont Thanks Alan, Mathcad and Bertie
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Wed 13/5/15
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FTJ means 'For the juniors'
Interest Posts:
1) Alan's Geometry Puzzle continued Brodude, Headingnorth and Melody
2) Limiting sum of a Series Great answer from Alan
3) Repeating decimals Thanks CPhill
4) Understanding polynomials Thanks CPhill
5) Nine times table (this is a great little 'trick') FTJ Thanks Feliciabaugh110722
6) What does ! mean in maths questions? FTJ Thanks anon and CPhill
7) How do you change a recurring decimal to a fraction? Thanks Alan
8) Setting up and solving a difficult equation Thanks CPhill
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Thurs 14/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Channel 21 News report Thanks HeatherFeather
2) Great little logic puzzle Melody
3) Light and the universe Great concept question from Squareroot. Thanks GirlsNightOut and Nauseated.
4) Equation solution Thanks Heureka
5) Ratios Thanks CPhill
6) Watery Puzzle provided by Fiora No answers yet.
7) Playing with indices Melody
8) Work done Thanks Alan
9) Annuity Melody
10) Finding roots of a polynomial using synthetic division Thanks CPhill
11) sin3x=-0.6 Melody and Heureka
12) Solve for X. It is not a pretty equation. Thanks Melody, CPhill, Fiora and Alan
13) Geometry question Thanks Geno and Civonamzuk
14) How DO you solve equations FTJ Melody
15) The escalator revisited. Thanks HeadingNorth and CPhill
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Fri 15/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) HAPPY BIRTHDAY HEATHER Hip, hip horrah!
2) 0/0 undefined or indeterminant ? Thanks EinsteinJr and CPhill
3) How do you work out the thickness of Aluminium foil ? Melody
4) Finding the area of a triangle Thanks Alan, Civonamzuk, CPhill and Fiora
5) Square root of -7 FTJ Dgb4thebest, MathsGod1 and Melody
6) Probability that A roll a 6 first. Great answer by Alan.
7) Factorizing quadratics Thanks Alan and Melody
8) Finding an inverse function Thanks Alan, Gibsonj338 and Melody
9) Find r then T8 of a GP Thanks Heureka
10) Converting decimal to binary Thanks Alan, CPhill, Gibsonj338 and Melody
11) Finding y intercept FTJ+ Thanks CPhill
12) Find the area of the emblem Thanks Alan and Heureka
13) Simultaneous solution (graphing technique used) Thanks CPhill
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Sat 16/5/15
Sun 17/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) This is HILARIOUS Thanks Chris
2) Puzzle - dividing land equally Thanks Civonamzuk and Alan
3) Converting basse10 to binary (continued) Thanks Heureka et al
4) How to solve an equation. FTJ Melody
This is a very basic intoduction to equation solving. It is a continuing thread.
I am doing this for MathsGod1 but others who want to understand are welcome to join in!
5) Manipulating Trig identities Thanks Heureka and Fiora
6) Inverse functions Thanks CPhill
7) Difference of 2 squares with no letters! Thanks anon, Radix and Melody
8) If you square a neg is the answer positive? FTJ Thanks Alan
9) Manipulating imaginary numbers (easy) Thanks CPhill
10) Great ratio question! Thanks CPhill
11) Pythagorean Theorem Thanks Alan, Melody and Heureka
12) Pentagon Geometry Thanks Fiora and Alan
13) Trigonometry and bearings Thanks CPhill
14) Probability Answers already given: Thanks CPhill and Melody
(5 new questions by Mellie on this page, they are maked with question marks in the margin)
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Mon 18/5/15
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FTJ means 'For the juniors'
Interest Posts:
1) The Unfortunate Merchant (Puzzle from EinsteinJr) Thanks CPhill and Alan
2) What is so special about Euler's number (e) Thanks CPhill and Melody
3) Solving an inequality Thanks DarkBlaze347
4) Find height of water tank. Thanks Heureka
5) What are binary numbers? Melody
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Tues 19/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Music Report by DGB4thebest.
Dgb has been granted permision to do one music report each day.
If no one spoils it, it should be fun. Thanks Dbg :)
2) Kitty joins the fun - Has Zegroes lost his g ...... Will he be in Sisyphus's boulder for ever???
3) Where do square roots go with PEDMAS? FTJ Thanks Andrew1714 and Melody
4) Comparing Fractions FTJ Thanks MathsGod1
5) Finding height using similar figures Thanks DarkBlaze347 and Zacismyname
6) Estimating circumference FTJ Thanks Andrew1714, ShadowBolt04 and Melody
7) A circular problem from Civonamzuk Thanks CPhill, Alan and Heureka
8) Find interior angle of a regular polygon. Thanks CPhill and Kitty<3
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Wed 20/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Music report thanks Dbg4thebest
2) Number Puzzle - (thanks Trincent) Thanks EinsterinJr
3) Last 2 digits of 5^2015 Thanks Radix and Melody
4) How can you remember mean mode and median? Thanks MathsGod1 and anons
5) Another circle special from Civonamzuk (puzzle) Thanks anon
6) A question regarding the forum (Thanks ShadowBolt04) Melody
7) Understanding polynomials and their roots Thanks CPhill
8) Another polynomial question Thanks CPhill
9) Trig simultaneous equations Thanks Heureka and Melody
10) Given median, mean and restrictions, find range. FTJ+ Melody
11) 2 taps filling a pool. Forget it, one tap is better. Thanks CPhill and Melody
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Thurs 21/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Music report3 presented by Dbg4thebest
2) What is best? logic humour Thanks Anika121, CPhill and Dbg4thebest
3) Fun with hemispheres Thanks zacismyname, Melody, CPhill and Nauseated
4) A little log manipulation Melody
5) A mystery to be solved by EinsteinJr Thanks Chris
6) Manipulating Trig Melody
7) Factoring - beware this is a very common error! (middle high level) Thanks CPhill
8) Last 2 digits of 5^2015 (continued) Thanks CPhill
9) Another circle puzzle from Civonamzuk Thanks Heureka
10) Difficult integration Melody
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Fri 22/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) We are up and going again :)
2) Our points are all over the place again.
3) Rosala has been a member one year to the day! Thank you for your moving tribute Rosala
4) It appears the forums official games is underway - Rosala seems to have it all under control
5) team deciding
6) Rationalising the denominator and the importance of brackets Thanks Rosala, Zacismyname and Melody.
7) Physics (weight on inclined plane) not answered yet.
8) Another of Civonamzuk's circle specials Impressive answer CPhill
9) And another from Civonamzuk Impressive again Chris
10) Which digit will appear the least? (brainteaser from Thejamesmachine) FTJ+ Thanks CPhill and Anon
11) Angle of Depression Thanks Zacixmyname
12) How many sides does the regular polygon have? Thanks CPhill and Melody
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Tues 26/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Sigma notation for permutation question
2) A neat little equation Thanks Alan
3) Average speed (middle high level) Thanks CPhill
4) Factorizing quadratics with leading coeff >1 Thanks Zacismyname
5) GeoGebra tools Thanks Zacismyname and Alan
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Wed 27/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Puzzle (planks across a moat) by Civonamzuk Thanks CPhill
2) Puzzle (Find the odd ball out ) by Civonamzuk
3) Convert neg base 10 to binary Thanks Heureka
4) Direct and inverse variance Thanks Alan, CPhill and Melody
6) Solve simultaneous equations by substitution Thanks Alan and Brodudedoodebrodude
7) Finding factors FTJ+ Thanks Thejamesmachine and anon
8) Time taken to drain a cylinder Thanks Alan
9) powers and logs Thanks CPhill and Melody
10) 17*24 no calculator FTJ Thanks Alan, Geno3141 and CPhill
11) Depreciation Thanks Melody and Brodude
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Thurs 28/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Maths homework / help sites Thanks MathsGod1 and Melody
2) Homework site "Mathopolis" review Thanks MathsGod1
3) Congratulations TitaniumRome
4) Who knew there were so many ways to find cot*sec? Thanks CPhill Geno and Heureka
5) Tricky trig limit Thanks Alan
6) Set notation Thanks Anon
7) Given the average and 3 scores find the 3rd score FTJ Thanks Anon
8) Solving a trigonometric equation Thanks Mathcad and CPhill
9) surface area of a cone, and √ Thanks DarkBlaze347, CPhill, DragonLance and Melody
10) Repeating decimals -what's the 4000th digit FTJ Thanks CPhill
11) Equating a log without a calc Thanks Geno3141
12) Find the equation of the circle Thanks CPhill and Heureka
13) Simultaneous Equations with trig Thanks Alan
14) Water down the drain (continued) Thanks Alan
15) Vertices of a 5 point star Thanks CPhill
16) Continuous growth Thanks CPhill
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Fri 29/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Why is there adverising beside the calculator? Melody
2) Music news report presented by Dbg4thebest Thank you
3) A very neat logic puzzle for all ages Thanks anon
4) Count the triangles puzzle for all ages Thanks Civonamzuk and Lunar and MG1
5) Determine the number puzzle Thanks Civonamzuk
7) Rates - Divide or multiply? Thanks thejamesmachine and Melody
8) Projectile motion Thanks Alan and Melody
9) Trig Intergral Advanced Thanks Alan
10) Line graph FTJ+ Thanks anon and CPhill
11) Convert base 8 to base 10 Thanks CPhill
12) Rotating axes Thanks Alan
13) Putting hyperbola in standard form Melody
14) Converting polar equ to Cartesian Thanks CPhill
There are a whole stack of the polar / cartesian questions on page 1815,
I have marked them with the ? icon
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Sat 30/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Music news Report #7 presented by Dbg4thebest. Thanks
2) An explanation of Stars and Bars probability technique Melody
3) Prime Factorization of 627 Thanks Thejamesmachine, CPhill and Alan
4) Converting a number to base 10 (there is a video clip) FTJ+ Thanks CPhill and Melody
5) How does mass affect weight? Thanks MathsGod1 and Melody
6) What does 2x mean FTJ Melody
7) Finding area of a quadrilateral - hard one Thanks Heureka
8) Great tricky question Thanks CPhill, Alan and anon
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Sun 31/5/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Finding area of a quadriateral - continued Thanks Heureka and Fiora
2) Tricky algebra expansion question - continued Thanks Heureka and CPhill, anon Alan and Nauseated.
3) How many squares will there be? Thanks CPhill and Heureka
5) How to get 4L of water? Puzzle question for all Thanks CPhill
6) How can you get the photographers across the river safely Thanks CPhill
7) Making sense of a frequency histogram (good practice) Thanks CPhill
8) How much money was there ? Thanks CPhill
9) Dealing with indices Thanks Geno3141
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Mon 1/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) It is Never to Late to Laugh !! Thanks Rosala
2) Flying penguins! Thanks anon and Melody
4) Poisson Distribution? Thanks Alan
5) How can the photographers get kept safe? Continued Thanks, CPhill, anon and Bertie.
6) Pressure, temperature and volume (advanced one) Thanks Nauseated
7) Trig equation Thanks CPhill and Bertie
8) Finding the equation of a line. Thanks NinjaDevo
9) Function of a function question Thanks CPhill
10) Remainder theorum with polynomials Thanks CPhill and Alan
11) A difficult integration question Thanks CPhill and Alan
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Tues 2/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Area question with segments Thanks Alan
2) Find perimeter of composite figure. Thanks CPhill
3) Conversion between km and miles. Thanks Radix, Melody and thejamesmachine
4) Limit Thanks Alan
5) Partial cats Thanks CPhill
6) Dilating a triangle Thanks CPhill and Melody
7) Trig limit Thanks Alan
8) Convert cartesian to polar form. Thanks CPhill
9) Dizzy, frizzy, Lizzie the wombat keeper. Melody
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Wed 3/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) How many trees needed for the arc Thanks Alan
2) Finding the Nth term Thanks Alan and Melody
3) Compound interest Melody
4) How long wiill the projectile be air born? Thanks Alan
5) Basic probability Melody
6) Comparing marks FTJ Thanks NinjaDevo
7) Find width of prism FTJ Thanks NinjaDevo
8) Find the area of a circumscribed circle Thanks Alan
9) Eliminations in a circle (advanced) Thanks Bertie
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Thurs 4/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Eliminations in a circle continued (advanced) Thanks Bertie and Alan
2) Difficult equation with pronumeral exponent. Thanks Alan
3) Absolute value equation Melody
4) Order of opertions FTJ Melody
5) Simultaneous Equations Thanks DarkBlaze347
6) Subtraction in base 12 (More base question page 1834 and 1835) Thanks CPhill and Melody
7) Geometry word Problem Thanks Alan
8) Form a Parametric Equation representing motion (More on page 1836) Thanks CPhill
9) Determine vertical asymptote Thanks Brodudedoodebrodude
10) Convert from parmetric equ to cartesian equation (More on page 1835) Thanks CPhill
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Fri 5/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Non-linear simultaneous equations Melody
2) Polar and cartesian co-ordinates mix Thanks Alan
3) Solve a quadratic by completing the square. Thanks Alan
4) Calculus, find minimum area Thanks Alan and Melody
5) Simultaneous equations. Two circles Thanks Alan and CPhill
6) Order of operation FTJ Not answered - which child is going to answer it first
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Sat 6/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Algebra Equation - A bit tricky Thanks asinus and Alan
2) Co-ordinate geometry. Thanks for that great answer Chris
3) Finding the vertex of a parabola Thanks Alan and Melody
4) Finding numbers with a Ven diagram Thanks CPhill
5) Graphing a log function Thanks Alan and Melody
6) Lets count elephants! Thanks MathsGod1, Eloise1st and Melody
7) More maths help sites to try ** Thanks Eloise1st
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Sun 7/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Observation with Desmos calculator Thanks Dragonlance and Alan
2) Find maximum storage advanced Thanks CPhill
3) Integer addition FTJ Thanks asinus and Melody
4) This looks interesting - take a look at the link No answer yet
5) Factoring in pairs Melody
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Mon 8/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) An unusual alternate base question. Melody
2) Another very unusual base question Melody
3) There are a lot of interesting different base questions on page 1843 AND 1844
Most are Mellie specials and some have not been answered yet. They are marked with "?" icons
4) Strange equation Advanced Not answered
5) Using Golden ratio Thanks Alan
6) Proof Advanced Not answered
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Tues 9/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Solving a cubic equation Thanks Heureka and Melody
2) Write recurring dec base 3 as fraction base 10 Thanks CPhill and Melody
3) Weird graph Thanks CPhill
4) Golden Rectangle. Thanks CPhill and Civonamzuk
5) Equation Thanks asinus, Melody and Heureka
6) Ratio Thanks CPhill and Heureka
7) sin^2(20)+sin^2(20) Thanks Radix and Melody
8) What is pi Thanks Raptor and Civonamzuk
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Wed 10/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Expected time for the monkey to get it right Thanks Alan
2) Pythagorean Theorem FTJ + Thanks Heureka
3) Algebra Addition FTJ + Thanks Alan
4) Tricky log question Not answered
5) Order of operation (great for practice) FTJ Anon and Melody
6) Another order of operation FTJ Thanks Geno
7) Dealing with negative indices (middle high) Thanks Heureka
8) Find percent increase (middle high) Thanks Alan
9) Counting question. Thanks CPhill and Heureka
10) Off or of ? Thanks TitaniumRome and Melody
11) Proof using modulus arithmetic Thanks Bertie
12) Basic simultaneous equation. Thanks Melody, Radix and Heureka
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Thurs 11/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) How to remember formulas Thanks Badinage and Melody.
2) Modulo arithemtic continued Thanks CPhill and Bertie.
3) Algebraic Division Thanks CPhill
4) Tricky age question Middle high students should try this one Thanks CPhill
5) Theory behind functions and curve sketching (asymptotes and roots) Thanks CPhill
6) And another Thanks Melody, CPhill and Heureka
7) And another one, asyptotes, x and y intercepts Thanks CPhill and Heureka
8) Implicit Differentiation Thanks CPhill and Heureka
9) Breaking force Thanks Alan
10) Another circle puzzle presented by Civonamzuk Thanks CPhill
11) Average change in temperature FTJ Melody
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Fri 12/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Experiment relating to Infinite Monkey Theorem. Thanks LancelotLink
2) Modulo arithmetic continues to continue Thanks Heureka
3) Inscribed Golden Rectangles - Continued Thanks Heureka and CPhill
4) Finding the height of a cone Thanks anon and Melody
5) Find the area of a triangle Thanks CPhill
6) Biased and unbiased surveys Melody
7) Max area of inscribed Kepler triangle Fiora and Heureka
8) Energy needed to heat water Thanks Alan
9) Trig identity Melody
10) Another trig equation Thanks CPhill and Melody
11) Find the wavelength of a beam of light Thanks Heureka and Melody
12) If the calc says infinity and you know it's no, what can you do? Thanks Chris and Melody
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Sat 13/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Trig equation continued (hard one) Thanks Alan and Heureka
2) A temperature contraversy Thanks Alan, Civonamzuk and Dragonlance
3) Finding a percentage FTJ Thanks Alan anon and Melody.
4) Age, squares and cubes Thanks anon
5) Ellipse Thanks CPhill and Melody
6) Find centre and radius of a circle Thanks Alan and Melody
7) How many people must have everything? Not answered ?
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Tues 16/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) What is the minimum number of people? Thanks Alan
2) Product of two vectors in polar form Thanks Alan and Bertie
3) Fractional and negative indices Thanks Radix and Melody
4) Simultaneous equations Middle high level Thanks Pyramid
5) Close estimation for a huge number Melody
6) Graphing translation Thanks CPhill
7) Fraction division FTJ Thanks CPhill
8) Equations with indicies Thanks CPhill
9) Hyperbola question 1 Thanks Melody and Heureka
10) Hyperbola question 2 Thanks Melody and Heureka
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Wed 17/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) What is an inverse - GeoGebra and WolframAlpha links. Thanks Radix
2) Which is cheaper? FTJ+ Thanks Syllogist
3) Simultaneous equations Substitution method Thanks Heureka
4) Can we tell if a triangle is right angled? Thanks CPhill
5) 3D pythagoras. Something for juniors to think about. Thanks CPhill
6) Backward Euler's Method Advanced Thanks Alan
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Thurs 18/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Worded Simultaneous Equation Thanks Alan
2) Recursive function Thanks anon and Alan
3) How can i remember formulas Thanks Alan and Melody
4) Equation solving with exponents Thanks Alan
5) Equation - hard year 10 level Thanks CPhill
6) Logic with rates FTJ+ Thanks CPhill
7) Find the height of a triangle Thanks anon and CPhill
8) Arithmetic sequence Thanks CPhill and Heureka
9) Simplifying indices Thanks Heureka
10) Functions and imaginary numbers Thanks Alan and Heureka
11) Integration Thanks Melody and Heureka
12) Subtraction using complements Thanks Alan (this is easy but really weird)
13) Indices question (very unusual) Melody
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Fri 19/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) How to calculate square root by hand? Thanks CPhill and Civonamzuk.
2) Continuous Time Markov Chain Thanks Alan
3) Irrational no. * rational no. = ? Thanks CPhill, Headingnorth and Alan
4) Gradient of a line through 2 points Thanks CPhill and heureka
5) Angles on parallel lines Z , C , and F Thanks anon and Melody
6) Puzzle FTJ Thanks anon and Melody
7) Equation - 2 quite different solutions Thanks anon and Melody
8) Equation to solve - good practice. Thanks Heureka
9) Ratio problem Thanks Alan
10) Will the pilot get home? Thanks CPhill and Melody
11) Inverse trig integral Thanks Syllogist and Melody
12) Difficult quadratic equation Thanks Syllogist, Heureka and Melody
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Sat 20/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Ratio Problem Continued Thanks Alan, CPhill and Civonamzuk
2) Trig integration Continued Thanks Syllogist, Melody. CPhill, Alan and Heureka
3) Trig integration2 Continued Thanks Heureka and Melody
4) Difficult fraction equation Thanks Radix, Melody Alan
5) Statistics - Confidence interval Thanks Alan
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Sun 21/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Interactive practice page for gradient FTJ Thanks Radix
2) Interactive practice for number plane coordinates Thanks Radix
3) Stacks of bricks FTJ Thanks Sir-Emo-Chappington
4) Calculus - Find maximum volume Melody
5) Trig proof (I am not sure what is wanted) Melody
6) Why is one answer discarded? Melody
7) Inequality and a new graphing program Thanks Sir-Emo-Chappington and Melody
8) Simplifying horrible algebraic fractions Melody
9) Multiple Choice - order of operation LOL Thanks Sir-Emo-Chappington, Alan and Melody
10) Trig equations in polar form Thanks Melody and Alan
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Mon 22/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Basic 2 step equation FTJ Melody
2) Base 10 to base 16 Thanks Melody and Sir-Emo-Chappington
3) Interpreting stem and leaf plot Thanks Sir-Emo-Chappington
4) Stats proof Thanks Brodude...
5) A difficult limit Thanks Alan
6) Trigonometry equation Thanks CPhill and Melody
7) Order of operation FTJ+ Melody
8) Counter proof - by example Thanks Alan
9) GP and simultaneous equation Thank Alan
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Tues 23/6/15
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FTJ means 'For the juniors'
There were too many good questions to list them all seperately, I have put a "?" icon in the left margin of the choice questions. (Some are listed individually as well)
1) Page 1877 - Lots of great questions posted by Mellie
2) Page 1878 - More great questions - Some are Calculus
3) How old am I ? FTJ Thanks MathsGod1 and TitaniumRome
4) A difficult limit Continued Thanks Alan
5) Tricky multiple problem (A Mellie special) Melody
6) Sum of reciprocals (A Mellie special) Thanks Alan
7) Hard trig integrals Thanks Melody, Alan and Heureka
8) Second hard trig integral Thanks Alan
9) Functions and algebraic GCD Thanks Alan
10) Find one trig ratio when given another. Thanks Alan
11) Trig expressions Thanks Alan
12) Remainders when dividing by 11 FTJ+ Thanks Heureka
13) Quadratic with substitutions (or maybe not) Thanks Heureka and Sir-Emo-Chappington
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Thurs 25/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Unanswered questions (just a couple)
2) Understanding number factors Good for most students Thanks Sir-Emo-Chappington
3) Infinite function notation Thanks Alan
4) Distance between the clock hands Thanks Civonamzuk
5) How many pennies can fit in the jar? Thanks Sir-Emo-Chappington
6) Triangle problem (from Fiora) Very impressive Heureka
7) Triangle problem2 (Fiora) Thanks Heureka
8) Calculus speed question (looks interesting) Thanks Alan and Sir-Emo-Chappington
9) E=mc^2 Thanks Alan
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Sun 28/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) TitaniumRome's maths challenge
2) Time and speed. Thanks CPhill
3) Common divisor for 2 consecutive terms (continued) Thanks CPhill and Bertie.
4) Composite functions Thanks CPhill
5) Solving equations with absolute values Melody
6) Euler's Totient Function Thanks Heureka
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Tues 230/6/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Funny pic I liked it anyway Thanks Awsomeee
2) Forum Fun Thanks Rosala, CaptainMan, Queen Guinevere and Morgan Tud.
3) Negative indices and some serious business. lol Thanks Rosala
4) Car economy Thanks Sir-Emo-Chappington
5) 20^20-2^19 Thanks CPhill and Sir-Emo...
6) When are Farenheight and Celcius equal ? Thanks CPhill
7) Finding lowest common multiple FTJ+ Thanks Anonymous4338 and Melody
8) Goldbach's Conjecture Thanks CPhill
9) Gambling odds for Keno Thanks Nauseated and Melody
10) Find integer solutions (A Mellie special) Thanks CPhill
11) Page 1891 has many great questions asked by Mellie. I think most are only half answered.
12) Totient function Continued Thanks CPhill and Heureka
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Fri 3/7/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Diaphantine equation Thanks Chris and Heureka
2) Money on Enigma Thanks CPhill anon and Melody
(Everyone could get something out of this - even our young students)
3) Using Difference of two squares to solve a problem Thanks CPhill
4) Equation soln from words Thanks CPhill, anon and Heureka
5) Circle inscribed in triangle - find height. Thanks CPhill and Heureka
6) Simultaneous Equations Thanks Alan and Heureka
7) Keno (continued)
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Sat 11/7/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
1) Music Report Thanks Dbg4thebest
2) If you fold a peice of paper 51 times could its reach the sun? Thanks Geno
3) Solids Formula: vertices+faces-edges=2 Thanks Geno and Alan
4) Simultaneous Equation Thanks Chris, Geno and Alan
5) Solve simultaneous equations with matrices Thanks Alan
6) How much shade will the lean to provide? Thanks Anon and Heureka
7) A demonstration of calculator rounding error Thanks Alan
8) Understanding indices Thanks Heureka and Sir-Emo-Chappington
9) Recursive definition of sequence Thanks Heureka
10) *Diophantine simultaneous equations (Mellie Special ) Thanks Melody, CPhill, Alan and Heureka
11) *How do multiples work - find the one that's described (Dabae specials) Thanks Geno3141
12) *Another on as above (Dabae specials) Thanks CPhill
13) *And another (Dabae specials) Thanks CPhill
Actually there is a lot of these questions. So I put a "?" icon next to them and direct you to the page.(1903)
14) *Number Theory questions presented by Dabae and Mellie Thanks also to Heureka
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Sat 29/8/15
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Interest Posts:
FTJ means 'For the juniors'
Growth model - this one is confusing me :(
Strange limit I gave it a go
LCM FTJ+ Melody
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