scream-of-consciousness;
"If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
Well, yeah, in a way; but the diagram doesn't include enough information to solve for the distance between the circles or to derive any information from the ambiguity of tangents a & b. All is not lost, however. If the math gets in the way, choose Answer (d): bubblebutt. Next week, fluid dynamics: how to solve for the natural frequency of a slapped cheek.
As an historian, I would examine multiple examples, past and present, to determine trends and relate them to possible future actions. The example presented herein, while magnificant, is not sufficient to develop a proper thesis.
I request that additional samples be submitted so that I and the rest of the Barn Army may examine the data in more detail. This may require extensive "hands-on" research.
Newton invented calculus to determine the orbits of the planets....or so it is written. I'm thinking he had something else to inspire his examination of heavenly bodies.
She's so cold and human it's something humans do she stays so golden solo she's so number nine she's incredible math just incredible math
and is she really human? she's just so something new a waking lithium flower just about to bloom I smell lithium now smelling lithium now... GrinfilledCelt
Well, yeah, in a way; but the diagram doesn't include enough information to solve for the distance between the circles or to derive any information from the ambiguity of tangents a & b.
ReplyDeleteAll is not lost, however.
If the math gets in the way, choose Answer (d): bubblebutt.
Next week, fluid dynamics:
how to solve for the natural frequency of a slapped cheek.
As an historian, I would examine multiple examples, past and present, to determine trends and relate them to possible future actions. The example presented herein, while magnificant, is not sufficient to develop a proper thesis.
ReplyDeleteI request that additional samples be submitted so that I and the rest of the Barn Army may examine the data in more detail. This may require extensive "hands-on" research.
Brigadier Major Mike
Official Barn Army Historian
DougM, I see the solution for what's between the two circles... the answer is Pi.
ReplyDeleteI believe MoFiZix Gr4FiX is teh winner!!!
ReplyDeleteEveryone here is thinking it, so I will say it.....ROLLOVER DAMMIT...
ReplyDeleteI've done the math.
ReplyDeleteNot this particular equation, but one very much like it.
As a matter of fact, I've been doing one particular equation for over 29 years, and I never tire of it.
Dayumed, I am married to an actuary and her math don't look nothin' like that.
ReplyDeleteChuck from Tacoma
Newton invented calculus to determine the orbits of the planets....or so it is written. I'm thinking he had something else to inspire his examination of heavenly bodies.
ReplyDeleteShe's so cold and human
ReplyDeleteit's something humans do
she stays so golden solo
she's so number nine
she's incredible math
just incredible math
and is she really human?
she's just so something new
a waking lithium flower
just about to bloom
I smell lithium now
smelling lithium now...
GrinfilledCelt
MoFiZix,
ReplyDeleteYep, I reckon Pi•R^2good•2passup•2.
"The angle of the dangle is in direct proportion to the beauty of the cutie"
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