Luigison | Posted - 27 April 2003 19:24 PST Cashcrazed scared the sh*t out of ooze the first time he used this. Actually, I'm not Luigison.
I bet I can do that. *runs off to go post as somebody else*
Dang.
Edited by - Chupperson Weird on 4/27/2003 10:19:58 PM
If this is true, CashCrazed, that you just posted as Luigison, you did so in a much more hackish way than Luigison did when he posted as me. To understand what I'm talking about, everyone, you must check the user profiles. You'll notice that the profiles of the fake Watoad posts, put up by Luigison, do not contain my information. But the profile of this fake Luigison post, put up by CashCrazed (it seems), DOES contain Luigison's information.
If this is indeed as it appears to be, please, CashCrazed, do not post as though you were me. Luigison has done enough already. I'm making a big deal out of this because I think one innocent, little joke in the future could lead to some not-so-funny stuff for me. I will appreciate it if you grant my request just as Luigison did.
I posted in BORED!! With a pinch of salt.
Edited by - Watoad on 4/28/2003 7:52:41 AM
Heh, I used to like to screw with the minds of new members doing that. Just look in the SOTFSK thread. Too late for me now, Luigison already got you.
I don't consider myself a "new member," but you can if you want. Aren't you at least a little pleased that, although it was Luigison who was posting in my name, you're the one who I thought was doing it?
I posted in BORED!! With a pinch of salt.
Edited by - Watoad on 4/28/2003 4:54:44 PM
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Ah yes, the first person I got with it was indeed CW. Maybe I should revive the SOTFSK thread just so people can look at it.
Also, you can tell how old a member is by looking at their member id number. See, mine is 46693. Of course, there aren't 46693 member HERE, but these IDs are used for EVERY forum using the Gamespy ASPForum layout. You'd think CW would be an older member than me here(just look at his post count), but I'm actually 3000 numbers older. I know Fifth is the oldest remaining member, at 16???.
Edited by - CashCrazed on 4/28/2003 5:44:23 PM
The "Edited by - CashCrazed" line kinda gave you away, though.
Sure, you could accuse me of simply EDITING a post of his to make everybody think I posted as him, but I actually made that post, not simply edited his. Ask him, HE knows he didn't post that message.
Edited by - CashCrazed on 4/28/2003 5:50:27 PM
Yes, I do, and that last post of mine WAS mine. I was just saying... you must not have perfected it when you did it to me.
????
What? I thought I DID make a post as you. I remember you calling me "evil" for doing it!
......Ah well, no need to argue. This sort of thing is what CAUSED the forum war.
Edited by - CashCrazed on 4/28/2003 8:37:52 PM
Oh. Wait. Yes, I believe you did post as me, but it had an edited by CashCrazed line at the bottom. I thought in your last post here you were acting like my post at the top of the page wasn't written by me. Ah well.
Mushroom Head here's your Coke. (sorry, no visual because I don't know the HTML loophole yet - more on that and posting as others in the "Society of the Forum Secret Keepers")
I just got speakers for my GBA SP and am playing Yoshi's Island again. I never new how much they used stereo in that game. Cool.
Since nobody has asked for any of my hot Dr. Pepper, I guess I will stop offering it. I just had a Cold White Chocolate and Caramel Expresso so if I make mistakes here it maybe because I am typing about 70 or 80 WPM.
Off to the SotFSK.
Insane Steve, personally being a math major (when college starts this fall) and theoretical mathematician (when I get my Ph. D.), now you interest me. Where did you learn about modulo? I've never seen a school that taught it. (Come to think of it, my school curriculum knowledge is kind of limited, though...) Anyhow, I certainly never would have heard of it if not for my own reading and research into math.
Anyway, what grade are you in and which math are you taking these days?
-Math Lover, Lizard Dude
"I''m a stupid fatty and I love to play with my Easy Bake oven!"
I love math too, but I prefer applicational over theoretical maths. That's why I teach physics.
I don''t know the html secret, so don''t ask.
Edited by - Luigison on 5/1/2003 6:27:47 PM
*somebody picked up Luigison's graphing calculator*
The screen reads, "Enter a number between 2 and 4 that is greater than 8."
*somebody enters...
999,999!!! Wooooooooooo!!
Agh! I hate math!! Yuuggk! ...Although I *AM* good at it...*cough* highest grade in class since 8th grade *cough* ...Okay, that wasn't very subtle...
English is my area of expertise...Actually, lots of subjects are my areas of expertise. Eh, whatever.
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between 2 and 4.............greater than 8.........wait, that's impossible!
I do best in geometric and trigonometric math. I can create and rotate a full 3D obect using line commands and trig maths. I did it on my TI-83+.
Well, I learned about the modulo concept from reading about it in a previous year of the USAMO. (In fact, this year in taking the USAMO I used the modulo concept for one of my proofs.) I'm only in 10th grade, talking only Honors Algebra II... although I've taught myslef sumation notation (And the multiplication version, as well), arithmatic and geometric sequences, the basic trig functions, and a few other things they don't teach you.
In a twist of irony, geometry is my major mathematical weakness. In the AIME (15 questions, I got 8/15 right) I got:
7/9 non-geometry questions right: 1/6 geometry questions right:
And in the USAMO, I couldn't even write a whole page on either of the 2 geometry proofs. In contrast, I wrote 5-page proofs for 2 of the other questions.
And my biggest mathematical strength is DEFINATELY combinations & probablity (especially the latter). I am AMAZING at probability problems for some reason.
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Meh, Algebra, Geometry...It's all pretty much the same to me. Geometry just uses Algrebra equation junk and applies it to...uh...figures. I'm in 11th and in Algrbra 2. Although my teacher recommended honors...but I was already gonna have enough honors classes (4 out of 6) so I decided not to. ...Unfortunately I have to repeat everything again, even though I got A's thru the 1st semester. Sigh... Ah well... At least I'll already know a lot of the material, so I can improve even further!! Muuhuuhahaha! ..Eh...it's not the same anymore.
Sorry 'bout my li'l lamentation there. :)
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The only place I've heard modulo is in C++...
Everybody has the right to stupidity, but you''re abusing the privilage.
"Enter a number between 2 and 4 that is greater than 8."
It is possible, but not in the way most people think. The key word is "Enter". As in I will "enter" this reply into the thread.
If no one gets it by next week I will give another hint.
By the way, Deezer gave the hint "Reference" as to the original and now new location of the "secret" page. Has anyone found it yet?
Edited by - Luigison on 5/3/2003 12:25:45 PM
I had found the page before it had been moved away and back, so I still know where it is.
Enter... in the sense of "stick a number between these two numbers"? So it can just be something like 9? Making... 294?
Go Moon!
Fifth enters "294".
The screen changes to, "Congratulations, that's correct. Would you like to play another game?"
"Enter "Y" to play a new game, or "N" to exit."
I can't believe I didn't catch that.
*Hits Y*
Seriously... I normally see trick questions like that. Here's a little math problem I made:
Fill in the blank with <, =, or >.
Solutions of 2+2 ____ Solutions of cube root of 8
Have fun...
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Fifth, are you "Pegasus Team"?
Lizard Dude’s sig is my favorite.
Nope. Pegasus Team was around before I joined (but HAS posted a few times since.)
Go Moon!
Y
Thank You. For your next puzzle translate:
/v/@/2!0 /2(_)/_35 '//@/2!0 b4k45
Edited by - Luigison on 5/3/2003 7:05:14 PM
Mario Rules Wario before....(something)
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Very close, but the b4k45 is actually from Japanese.
Hint: In English the first and second lines rhyme.
/_/ /\/3/> h31P?
The Japanese 'baka' is usually translated as 'idiot' or 'moron'
Here I am using it as a word that rhymes with 'Rules'
This should be easy to finish now.
fools. ...That doesn't fit together right, unless you intended it to be, as the (in)famous phrase goes, Wario "drools"
Sweet! 100th post! ;)
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Edited by - Sapphira on 5/5/2003 9:22:58 PM
I didn't mean for it to fit together the way you mean. I was using it to refer to the way Wario plays Tricks on Mario by doing things like dropping barrels over his head. In other words, Wario fools Mario, but Mario still rules.
I don''t know the html secret, so don''t ask.
Ah. That was the other way I was thinking. Woohoo! I deciphered the code! ...With a little help, of course. :)
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1337 isn't that hard to decipher...
Some of the letters can be. I needed help to figure out that 4=A, which makes sense when I think about it.
Oh, CW, how much have you read of my fanfic? All 12 of the chapters in Part 1 are completed, in case you didn't know.
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For your puzzle, O Insane Steve, my brain said =.
I didn't think too much about tricks though, so if I'm tricked, I'm tricked.
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Yes, Lizard Dude, that would be correct. Here's a related one:
Solutions of 1+1 ____ Solutions of the cube root of 2
Have fun...
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Edited by - Insane Steve on 5/7/2003 6:45:29 PM
Uh, isn't that one "=", too?
Also, we're talking real numbers here, aren't we?
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Ah, this is what's funny. That one is <, as 2 is less than 3. For the first one, 3=3.
For 2+2 = cube root of 8, 2+2 has 3 solutions: 4, 10 (Base 4), and 11 (Base 3). Cube root of 8 has three solutions: 2, -1 + (i)sqrt 3, -1 - (i)sqrt 3. We need not worry about bases here, as we are not working with numbers greater than 8.
For 1+1 < cube root of 2, 1+1 can only have 2 solutions: 2, and 10 in base 2. However, cube root of 2 has 3 solutions: 2^1/3, and 2 other imaginary conjugates. And if there are bases to worry abuot, that given even more solutions to the cube root of 2.
Thus, Solutions of 1+1 < solutions of cube root of 2.
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*shakes head rapidly, lips and cheeks flapping*
Hmm. Sapphira, I think I got up to about chapter 4 before I had to quit reading for a while. I'll be reading the whole thing soon. This is rather strange, because I never read fanfics. But yours and Steve's are quite good.
Neither do I . . . Need . . . more . . . time . . .
Lizard Dude’s sig is my favorite.
Heh heh heh... yes... and speaking of fanfics... CH. 7 of The Third Attempt (The last chapter) should be posted tomorrow if all goes well. I mean, in the original version of the story, the ending was a mess. I don't want to have a story that got so much good review be ruined by a mediocre ending, so I've tried to revise it. it's a bit better now, but one more day should get it right...
Hahaha, and you'll never guess the ending. Yes, you might be able to guess HOW it ends, but never what brings about the ending. It's a bit too... out there? Original? I can't really describe it.
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"I'm on to your game, Trebeck..."
Well, Steve-O, now that I realize you are, in fact, encompassing complex numbers AS WELL as all bases, I will not be tricked by your trickery any more. Humph. I didn't really know what realm of numbers we were talking here but I guess from now on it's everything.
Anyway, this may be too easy for you but:
e^(2ði) ___ .99999...
"I''m a stupid fatty and I love to play with my Easy Bake oven!"
Sorry, that weird "O" is supposed to be pi, but this site messed it up.
e^(2 x pi x i) ____ 0.999999...
"I''m a stupid fatty and I love to play with my Easy Bake oven!"
(Wheel kirby rolls up,) hello there, may I have a doctor pepper, I am exausted, I cant believe the trip over here! and I would sure like to play some Super Monkey Ball 2!!
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Dang, the free Microsoft calculator doesn't have E.
Hey Wheel_kirgy. Welcome to the board. Here's your Dr. Pepper. You did want it hot didn't you?
Sorry, I don't have SMB2. Wait, I do have Super Mario Bros. 2, but I don't have Super Monkey Ball 2. If you have the disc, put it in and we will play.
Edited by - Luigison on 5/10/2003 1:37:19 PM
Yes I have the disc, I realy do! (puts it in, starts playing)
yes I do like my doctor pepper hot.
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It's your game so you pick what to play. Besides, I have never played any Monkey Ball games.
What does 'rdw' stand for? (I know. Don't end with a preposition, but being from the south "I tawk ik at.")
Edited by - Luigison on 5/10/2003 1:47:46 PM
Let's see here: .9999... = 1 And letting 2(pi)1 = x, e^x=y, and x=ln y.
Now, i(6.28...) That's about... sqrt(-40). Maybe.
And sqrt -40 = ln y, e^sqrt -40 ... so, I'll take both sides to the sqrt -40th power:
e^-40 = y^sqrt -40
or: 1/e^40 = y^(2(pi)i).
Erm... why am I comparing imaginary numbers to real numbers? Can you even do that? Is there even a serious answer?
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Okay, Steve, you've proven you're good at math. 'Nuff said. Just PLEASE, for the LOVE OF PETE, STOP!!--NOW!! This is a MARIO forum, not a MATH CLASS!! AAAAHHHHHHHH!!!
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There is a serious answer. If no one comes up with anything by some time later I'll probably explain *IT* late today.
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I've got another idea.
e^0 = 1, so:
e^(2(pi)i)_____ e^0
Taking the natural log of both sides yields
2(pi)i_____0
This is where it gets interesting. If you multiply out 2(pi)i, you get about sqrt -40.
SO:
sqrt -40 ____ 0
This is where it gets interesting. If you divide both sides by sqrt -40, you get:
1 _____ 0, so it would be >. But
squaring both sides yields
-40 ______ 0, so this would be <.
I'll go with > though, as -4<3, but -4^2>3^2.
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Nah, nice try but it's way more complicated. I don't know how much you know about calculus, but...
Start with z = cos(x) + i*sin(x) ......(1)
Then dz/dx = -sin(x) + i*cos(x)
= i(cos(x) + i*sin(x)) (since i^2 = -1)
= i*z
So dz/z = i*dx
Now integrate both sides
ln(z) = i*x + c From (1); when x=0, z=1 so c=0
ln(z) = i*x
z = e^(i*x) but z = cos(x) + i*sin(x), So
cos(x) + i*sin(x) = e^(i*x) ......(2)
Put x = pi in (2) and we get:
-1 + 0 = e^(i*pi)
and so e^(i*pi) + 1 = 0
e^(i*pi) = -1
Square both sides for e^(2*i*pi) = 1
And so, gentle reader, e^(2*pi*i)=.999...=1
"I''m a stupid fatty and I love to play with my Easy Bake oven!"
You're both freaks.
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Sapphira, if you don't want to read it, you don't have to.
I'm not reading it. I'm just skipping over it, hoping that this place will go back to having a *normal* conversation.
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Condisering that I'm only in Algebra II and know NOTHING about Calculus, I really didn't know how to do that. I just had to go along with the old Algebra methods I learned. Although I really can't see the flaw in that work... Ah well.
This is kind of more a math puzzle...
You have a regular hexagon. Place 6 integers, one on each vertex, so that the value on each vertex is equal to the absolute value of the difference of the two surrounding vertices, and the 6 integers add up to a total of 100.
And oh yeah, none of the integers can be negative.
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okay smart guys, if there are three apples, and you take two how many do you have?
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Erm... you have two apples if you take two. So yea.
Really good mathematicians (Lizard Dude or CashCrazed) may want to try my hexagon problem. Others may go for this one.
There are 4 blackbirds on a fence. You shoot one. How many are left on the fence?
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Heheh. I know this one. This is one of the questions from the Un-telligent test. Sad if anyone gets it wrong. I have to see this. :)
Here's another one. (Not from that test.) Do they have a 4th of July in England?
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Of course! Not like they do anything special on it, but they do.
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Hello, I have just escaped the radiation. Yes, Sapphira, it's right after the 3rd of July. Anyhow, let's play a Mario NGC game to pass the time!
Another moment and it would have been... later.
Edited by - Sapphira on 5/12/2003 9:47:26 PM
Oh yeah, and, Wheel_Kirby, I believe the question should've been worded: If there are 3 apples, and you take 2 away, how many do you have?
Oh, and as for the Un-telligence test, I was laughing my head off; my brother missed the question on how the coin would land! Hahahaha!!! ...Okay, sorry. He also said he'd beat the living [urine] out of his friend on the question with that option. Such class. Not exactly the shiniest penny in the fountain...
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No, that was my question, and yes the answer is two, because you have what you take, and I have many many many more...;-)
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O.K. EVERYONE LISTEN UP, THE NEW COMPETISION IS NOW STARTING!!!
ILL START OFF WITH 2 QUESTIONS READY?
1. Assuming that you are paying, which is cheaper, taking a friend to the movies twice, or taking two friends to the movies once?
2.What is so unusual about the following senence? (aside from the fact that it dosent make a lot of sence.)
"JACKDAWS LOVE MY BIG SPHINX OF QUARTZ"
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I don't have time now, but I'll get on the hexagon problem probably during school tomorrow. I don't really like problems like that, however.
And remember kids, math is #e^(2*pi*i)
"I''m a stupid fatty and I love to play with my Easy Bake oven!"
O.K. EVERYONE LISTEN UP, THE NEW COMPETISION IS NOW STARTING!!!
ILL START OFF WITH 2 QUESTIONS READY?
1. Assuming that you are paying, which is cheaper, taking a friend to the movies twice, or taking two friends to the movies once?
2.What is so unusual about the following senence? (aside from the fact that it dosent make a lot of sence.)
"JACKDAWS LOVE MY BIG SPHINX OF QUARTZ"
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This is the Mario Fallout Shelter in the General Mario chat so I think most question should be Mario or at least Nintendo related, but I will entertain your questions anyway.
1. It is cheaper to take two friend once because then you only buy 3 tickets. If you were to take one friend twice you would have to buy a total of 4 tickets.
2. It has all 26 letters in it.
your good, ok, well how about this...
if mario and a half can eat a cake and a half in a minute in a half, allowing the same situation, how long would it take how many marios would it take to eat 60 cakes in 30 minutes?
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Edited by - Wheel_kirby on 5/12/2003 9:43:12 PM
A Mario and a half.
And, yes, I know *YOU* have 2 apples in that question. I made it so it didn't seem so obvious you were looking for how many apples *YOU* would have. Notice, the way I worded it, and pay attention to the now-empasized words. "If there are 3 apples, and *you* take 2 away, how many do *you* have?" I simply added "away."
Next question: Is it legal in California for a man to marry his widow's sister?
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Legal!?
More importantly, how does a dead man do anything?
Do you have the game mind trap, because I do, and the answers you are giving me are exactly right as you put them as on the card
(on the card it said "man" not "mario".)
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If you are talking to me, no. I've never heard of it.
And if you're talking to me, neither have I. I know just about all of those brain-teasers though, but know them in my head--or heart.
And yes, Luigison, you're correct. That "legal" bit is just to throw you off. :)
A little Indian and a big Indian are walking in the forest. The little Indian is the big Indian's son, but the big Indian is NOT the little Indian's father. Who's the big Indian?
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Mommy, can you help me with this riddle? Hey wait, MOM!
Jesus?
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I was trying to jokingly say that the correct answer is "His mother." What did you mean by "Jesus?" Or, was that your guess?
Edited by - Luigison on 5/12/2003 10:34:25 PM
I have no idea..
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(lol). Luigison is correct again. (Have you heard these before?)
Here's a harder one. (This one got me the first time I heard it.)
A man was driving in his car and crashed off-road. The police investigated and noticed the man had been shot (and he died). The gun was found outside of the car. But the doors were locked and the windows where rolled up and sealed (not broken). The man WAS shot with this gun. How did the gun get outside of the car?
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The poor fool shot himself and threw the gun out the window and rolled the windows up before he died. Then he crashed.
Jackdaws are cool.
Um, no. He wouldn't have had time for that. Oh, did I mention he was shot in the head? Instant death. Hint: Really, really stupid and obvious. Once you hear it you'll know what I mean. Don't think complexly or give theories. That's how obvious it is. (You'll never, ever guess it unless you've heard it before.) Heheheh... :)
Jeeze, what are you doing up this late on a school night, CW? I know you're homeschooled, but still.
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I can tell you a very freaky TRUE story,tell this to little kids for the best result.
These 2 ladies walked into a clairvoyants tent to get there future told,but 1 couldnt get there future told,the clairvoyant wouldnt tell her.You know why?She died in a car accident next day.
Finally,I own Wind Waker. Praise the Lord!
It would be easy if it were like my wife's Mustang Convertable.
Edited by - Luigison on 5/13/2003 6:54:47 PM
Ugh, this thread sure went downhill.
Anyway Steve, the Hexagon of Doom, as I now call it, is haunting my waking hours and tormenting me from beyond it's horrible grave. Every strategy for solving it fails and I now hate the number 0. I'll report further progress tomorrow. I should have a whole study hall to work on it.
P.S. Do you count zero as a postive integer?
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I assume your responding to my question, right? Yes, the guy was in a convertible! Hahahahahaha!!
An archaeologist claimed to have found a coin dated 34 B.C. How can he be proved right or wrong?
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The B.C. dating system wasn't invented yet.
Edited by - Luigison on 5/13/2003 7:40:08 PM
Correct. I'll think of more later.
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Oogh... that was a great riddle... Anyway, I just stay up late a lot. I don't have to get up in the morning, so what the hey!
Ditto. Let's see...I think I got up around 12:30 today. :) Heheheh...I love that riddle. Lemme think of more...
A plane crashed on the border of Kentucky and Tennesse, killing most of the people. Where will they bury the survivors?
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You don't bury survivors, duh.
Heheh...that one was pretty obvious.
How many animals did Moses take on the ark?
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Moses?! These are weird. Moses didn't have an ark.
(I had heard the plane crash one before, or it probably would have been harder to realize.)
Heheh...Right again. It was Noah. That one actually throws a lot of people off.
How many birthdays does the average man have?
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Umm... one?
Yeah. Heheh. You can see I'm running out of good ones. I can't think of anymore right now, off the top of my head.
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Yes, I can see that. Well, I'll have to be going here in a muinute.
Wow, this thread went even further downhill.
Anyway, I think I actually got the Hexagon of Doom last night after jumping out of bed to work on it for thirty more minutes.
Could it be:
----25--------25
0-------------------0
----25--------25
I wouldn't really call 0 a positive integer, though. Also, to be more clear, you should call the set "natural numbers" or "whole numbers" instead of "positive integers" to be more clear.
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Heh, notice on the original problem, I said "Not negative" and not positive. 0 counts. That works, along with rotations. That is the correct answer. Well done.
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heres a good one...
ok, you have a barrel, and two plastic jugs filled with water. How can you empty the jugs of water into the barrel and still tell which water came from which jug. you cant use dividers, coloring, and no plastic can be in the barrel.
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Edited by - Wheel_kirby on 5/14/2003 4:06:45 PM
If you poured the water from each jug into the same barrel, then the water would mix together. Unless... -You poured each into a *different* barrel -You made different sections in the barrel, which you said you couldn't do. -Or one jub was filled with water, the other with oil or something similar--but you said they both had water in 'em.
Hm... Maybe the barrel has a hole in it that can drain the water from one jug into another container... Then you can plug the hole and pour the other jug.
Heck, it's probably simpler than that. You pour one jug into the barrel, dump out the water, then pour the other jug into the barrel.
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ZOOTALOOT! I successfully solved the actual hard question on this thread! Getting out of bed was worth it. Maybe I'll get another question for you soon.
I have to teach sigma notation to next year's AP Calc class via videotape tomorrow. Everyone in the class has to pick something so I picked sigma notation in honor of you, Steve. Mua-hahha!
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Wow... anyways... The funny irony behind that is that my Algebra II teacher has yet to teach any of us sigma notation yet. I learned that myself.
And yes, I will be waiting for your next math problem. Please though, no calculus methods, though. I can do a limited amount of Trigonometry I taught myself, but I'd prefer it play a slightly more limited role in a question if you ask it...
And while you wait, here's one for you. It is MY strongest point: probability.
You have three dice loaded so that the number 6 is n times as likely to come up as all of the other numbers individually. (That is, the respective individual odds of each of the 6 numbers coming up are 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, n for the faces 1-6 respectively.) Express in terms of n the probability that two of the three dice will show the same number while the third die shows a different number.
I made that problem all by myself one day out of boredom.
And remember folks: Math is #
(infinity) E (1/(2^k)) k=1
Erm.... or the number that is arbitarily close to, anyways.
Tell me how the sigma notation project turns out, ok?
PS: The barrel problem. My guess is that you pour the water into 2 separate non-plastic containers and put those containers into the barrel.
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But he said "pour the water into the barrel," not into other containers and THEN into the barrel.
Oh yeah, speaking of that k=1 and other math junk... I remember you rated my fanfic:
4 (Sigma) k k=1
I assumed that was a REALLY big number, but have no idea what it means. Call me ignorant or whatever, but a little help would be nice. @_@ (Speaking of my fanfic, I'm still working on Chapter 13. It's about half-way done now. :) )
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No, nothing can go in the barrel, exept the water.
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Cut the barrel in half and pour one bottle in one half and the other in the other half?
no, but heres a hint that will give it away I know, but here it is...think of the proporties of water...
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freeze it
That sounds good to me. (You're good at these, Luigison! Then again, you're older than most of us here, being "wiser." )
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Hahaha. That DID give it away.
one is ice, one is liquid.
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I should of thought of that. A problem I gave once was to carry water in a strainer. Same way. Freeze it.
Edited by - Luigison on 5/14/2003 7:38:23 PM
oh yeah, and you dont actualy have to pour it in..(this is giving it away!!!:-()
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Ok, anyways, Sigma notation is in the form:
j E f(k) k=x
Which is read: The sum of all values of the function f(k0 for all integral values between x and j, inclusive.
So, your fanfic got a
4 E (k) k=1
out of tem.
The sum of all values of f(k) = k for the value of k between 1-4.... it is
1+2+3+4= 10. So yea. So, the Math is #
(infinity) E (1(2^k)) k=1
= 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 + 1/16 + 1/32 .... and so on forever. This should equal 1. Or a number arbitralily close to 1.
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That most definately equals precicely 1. Not "arbitrarily" or anything. Behold the power of the sideways 8.
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So, in plain English I got a 10 out of 10? ^_^ Yippee!
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Oh, I remember some more!
1) If on a clock the hour hand moves 1/60th of a degree every minute, then how many degrees will the hour hand travel in one hour?
2) How far can a dog run into the woods?
3) Some months have 30 days, some have 31; which month has 28 days?
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Edited by - Sapphira on 5/14/2003 11:06:00 PM
1) 1 2) To the middle 3) February except in leap year
What are these?
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! You missed the third one!!! All months have 28 days!! Some just have 2 or 3 more!!! e.g. January 28, May 28, October 28. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Anyway, here's another good one: If you had only one match and entered a room in which there was a kerosene lamp, an oil heater, and a woodburning stove, which would you light first?
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the match
GAAAHH!! You've heard these before, haven't you?! ...Actually, they're not too hard if you think about it.
A man went to a party and drank some of the punch. He then left early. Everyone else at the party who drank the punch subsequently died of poisoning. Why did the man not die? Please note that he did not add the poison. Also, nothing was added to punch after he left.
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was the poison in the food?
I haven't seen these before, just that most are easy, it just took me longer on the converable one.
AHHHHH! What the heck are you talking about Sapphira?????? An hour hand moves 1/2 degree per minute! Not 1/60!!!!!! Is this some sort of perverted trick question or something?
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Luigison: No, they died from the punch. Lizard Dude: The question said *IF* the hour hand...
!!! I just watched the season finale of Friends! OH MY GOSH!!! WHAT HAPPENED!! (Not a question, a comment)!! ...Sorry...off topic, but I HAD TO SAY THAT!!! OH MY GOSH!! OH MY GOSH!!
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Edited by - Sapphira on 5/15/2003 6:27:11 PM
A man went to a party and drank some of the punch. He then left early. Everyone else at the party who drank the punch subsequently died of poisoning. Why did the man not die? Please note that he did not add the poison. Also, nothing was added to punch after he left.
I dunno.
FRIENDS. I record all the reruns on TiVo, but I can't get the new ones. :(
Please don't discuss it here. I want to see it myself.
I am trying to get directv to add several channels because I also want to watch the Simpsons and G4.
HAHAHA!! Yay! I finally stumped Luigison! ^_^ ...I'm gonna wait and see if anyone else can figure it out, though.
Oh, and I can assure you, I wasn't gonna say anything on Friends. Just gonna leave everyone who hasn't watched it yet hanging.(advantage of being on the east coast. :P) I would never spoil anything. But let's just say, it's REALLY shocking!!! @_@ Ahhh!! I have to wait 'til Fall to see what happens next!! Season finales are evil!!
Why can't you get the new episodes? Don't you get NBC? Well, what's the lastest season (or episode) of Friends that you've seen, Luigison? (Oh, and SIMPSONS rules!! ^_^)
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Edited by - Sapphira on 5/15/2003 6:42:00 PM
You may have stumped Luigison, but not MOI.
The poison was in the ice in the pucnh. The man who left early didn't die because the ice had yet to melt, and thus there was no poison in the punch. Everyone else drank it later when the ice melted and there WAS poison. So yea.
Anyone have ANY clue on the dice problem? (Ha ha ha, I think that's the hardest problem on the whole thread. The hexagon was tricky, but the dice question really requires all kinds of knowledge about the game.
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Yes, you are correct. (You've heard this one, haven't you?) Well, I would've tried to solve your problem, but it's math. As soon as I see a math problem I'm turned away. Ughk! I much prefer logic instead of numbers.
Ugh! I have a REALLY, REALLY good one, but I can't remember it exactly (which is crucial.) It's kind of a complicated problem. I'll have to get it from my cousin. She's the one who enlightened me to it. Oh well, I'll wait. In the meantime...
How much dirt would be in a hole 6 feet deep and 6 feet wide that has been dug with a square edged shovel?
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Since when has there been dirt in a hole anyways? There is no dirt in the hole; it's merely a hole.
Here's a non-math problem from me;
100 feet up in the air, it lies; with its back on the ground. What is it, anyways?
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The air?
I was gonna say the sky.
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Nope and Nope. (Heh, you'll groan if I tell you the answer.)
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Gah! I know this one! Don't tell the answer yet!
Is it a mountain?
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Nope. Heh heh heh... *Evil laugh*
. . W
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A really big giant who tells lies? (That was really dumb, I know.)
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50 people laying on their backs! Or an upside-down centipede...
Edited by - Chupperson WEIRD on 5/15/2003 8:02:31 PM
No.
HINT 1: It's a real, tangible object.
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Hmm...
Actually, it was the upside-down centipede. I kind of didn't see that post. (Actually, my answer was a dead centipede.... but whatever.) Well done.
I didn't the that answer when I posted my last comment.
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Ditto. That centipede one makes most sense to me... Who am I kidding? It's 11:00 my time. I can't think as well. Oh crud. That reminds me: there's a lunar eclipse right now!
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Bleh, it's cloudy where I live, so I can't see the lunar eclipse. I guess that's why I didn't start doing something irrational or amazingly insane or potentially dangerous to my health THIS TIME. Don't know if I'll be able to say the same NEXT TIME...
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Shoot. It's cloudy here, too. Heheh...I was wondering if you had transformed yet... Now is it only when there's a lunar eclipse or whenever there's a full moon? :) I guess it's a good thing it's cloudy where you're at. For the sakes of everyone who lives in your area. (I'm glad I'm in a different state. Heheh.) :)
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If I remember correctly, I was born on the night of a full moon. I think (If not, it was really close, no more than a day off) so, anyways. Although it only happens during lunar eclipses. Sometimes.
So yes, I am one of those "full moon" babies. Or else I'm pretty sure, anyways. Go me.
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Yeah, well I was born one year, one week and (obviously) one day of the week after the release of SMB in Japan (which happened to be on a Friday the 13th--the day it was released, not the day I was born, BTW), so nya! Go *ME*! :P
Hmm...I don't know when the full moon was at that time, though.
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I'm going to look at the eclipse right now. Sadly, it's cloudy here, too. What, are there clouds all over the US or something?
Well, considering there have been TORNADOES all over the US, that somehow doesn't seem surprising.
...What's it like living in tornado country, anyway? We recently had a few north of here, but we didn't even have a tornado WATCH.
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Edited by - Sapphira on 5/15/2003 8:59:52 PM
Yeah. One of them nearly hit Tulsa. EDIT: Well, I live smack in the middle of the "Magic Empire," and tornadoes never come here. But it is kinda scary sometimes. I could hear the sirens very close last time. And there was a ton of rain and hail.
Oh well. It's extremely cloudy here so I can't see anything of the eclipse either.
Edited by - Chupperson WEIRD on 5/15/2003 9:02:15 PM
Everyone: It was moderately cloudy here, but I saw some eclipse when clouds moved around. I saw enough.
Insane Steve: Never fear; the dice problem will not go unsolved once I get around to it (I hope). Don't do anything silly like reveal the answer prematurely.
Sapphira: You prefer logic to math? What is the difference, please?
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CW: You're lucky, then, I guess. :)
Lizard Dude: There's a BIG difference. Math involves numbers, equations and ability to solve. Logic is ability to reason. Solving is different from reasoning. Here's a simple example of math vs. logic:
Math: Take 2 apples from three apples and how many are left? Answer: 1 apple.
Logic: Take 2 apples from three apples and how many do you have? Answer: 2 apples, 'cuz *I* took 2.
Mathmatically, you'd want to say 1 apple, but then you have to counteract with logic and think about the wording of the question. How many do *I* have, vs how many are left. *I* took 2; 1 on the lable is *left.*
Does this help?
Everyone: Oh yeah, Chapter 13's now up in "The Prophecy"!
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Edited by - Sapphira on 5/16/2003 6:15:48 PM
I doubt the Vulcans would agree with you, Sapphira.
Hmmm...Perhaps. My dad's a Vulcan; maybe I should ask him. :) (Heheh...I mentioned before that my family all have Star Trek: Voyager alter-egos. He's Tuvok. Heehee.)
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Sigh... All that work on CH 13 and nobody's even been reading it...to my knowledge, anyway. What happened to all my readers? I haven't even seen a lot of them on the boards lately...
Could I get a Crystalline, please? Maybe my energy will boost a bit...
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This ain't the bar... And I will read it, eventually...
So? Luigison's been serving stuff like hot Dr. Pepper. And read it soon! I'm growing impatient! *Sigh* Sorry... I guess my 15 *days* of fame are over... *Sigh*...
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Umm... I will...
*Pouts lip* At least the next chapter from which you left off (which was CH 5, I believe)...?
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I think. Or was it 6?
Well check it out and see. :P
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Math is pure logic extract, distilled from the finest minds around the world.
I highly question your definition of logic as "paying attention to the wording of the question."
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It was a bad explanation; I already know.
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Wow, this thread just became a pure brain-teaser thread while I was gone. I was able to see the eclipse, despite the dense smog of L.A.
Here's one: A woman walks into a shop and asks for a glass of water. The guy behind the counter takes out a gun and points it at her. The woman thanks the man and leaves.
What's going on here?
Go Moon!
Did he point a water gun at her? heh heh
It‘s-a me, Marionut#1!
...Dang.
Heh heh heh...
The woman wanted the water to cure hiccups. The shopkeeper instead cured them by scaring her with the gun.
And math CAN be logic, in a sense. I'll explain later.
(And no, I won't give the answer to the dice problem unless you ask me to.)
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Logic with abstract representation.
Leave it to Insane Steve to back me up.
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Insane Steve is correct!
Go Moon!
one day a farmer walked through his field, and found a dead, frozen bodie. How did the man die?
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"Cake sniffing orphans in the orphans shack!" "Cake sniffing orphans in the orphans shack!"
Uhh... it was really cold outside that day.
No, the farmer was harvesting his crops.
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"Cake sniffing orphans in the orphans shack!" "Cake sniffing orphans in the orphans shack!"
That's the answer?
It usually isn't freezing at harvest time so...the man must have been murdered by being stuck in a giant freezer and then dumped in an innocent looking field to cover up the crime.
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There's nothing like the taste of hot Dr. Pepper. Of course there's nothing like the taste of orange juice and toothpaste, but I digress.
I hope posting in an old topic like this isn't considered spam. Because, I don't like spam, even with hot Dr. Pepper.
Hey, the Gameboys down here 'do' still work.
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