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JJ64

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Posted on 06-29-04 01:25 AM Link | Quote
Yes, Grey leaps into first...

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Question 20 (1 point)-

There are 5 triangles. Classify them by angles.

Triangle 1: 3, 4, 5
Triangle 2: 60, 60, 120
Triangle 3: 40, 50, 89
Triangle 4: 20, 99, 101
Triangle 5: 2, 3, 4
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Posted on 06-29-04 05:21 AM Link | Quote
1. Right
2. Obtuse (again, just a line)
3. Obtuse
4. Right
5. Acute
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Posted on 06-29-04 07:30 AM Link | Quote
All of those are right, except number 2. It's another trick, really.
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Posted on 06-29-04 07:37 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by JJ64
All of those are right, except number 2. It's another trick, really.


Is it like a slice of a circle, where the radius is equal (making it isoceles), but the arc length is more than the hypotenuse could be? It'd be possible like that but then it'd be a pretty weird triangle.
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Posted on 06-29-04 07:43 AM Link | Quote
At any cost, NSNick has the most, so I'm giving him the point.

Triangles must apply by these inequalities, where a, b, and c are the sides.

a+b>c
b+c>a
a+c>b

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Question 21 (1 point)-

A swimming pool has 3 sections. One section is 8 feet both ways, and 2 feet deep. Another is 16 x 14, and 5 feet deep. The last is 3 x 12, and 13 feet deep. Find the volume of the pool.
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Posted on 06-29-04 07:53 AM Link | Quote
Okay, did the math... is it 1716ft^3?
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Posted on 06-29-04 07:54 AM Link | Quote
21.

20 cubic feet


(edited by Slash Dafter on 06-28-04 10:55 PM)
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Posted on 06-29-04 08:43 AM Link | Quote
I did say it was just a line. And you could kinda see it as a triangle with angles of 180, 0, and 0. Sorta. Not really, but shhhh....
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Posted on 06-29-04 06:06 PM Link | Quote
And Kirby all the way gets the point...

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Question 22 (1 point)-

Name the type of graph each equation makes:

(1) y=x
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Posted on 06-29-04 07:56 PM Link | Quote
1: A parabola, it's a quadratic equation.
2: A graph with an asymptote at (0,0), with Y approaching negative infinity before 0, and Y falling from positive infinity after zero.
3: A straight line, it's linear.

That's stretching it a bit, but it's all I could think of.


(edited by Grey on 06-29-04 10:57 AM)
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Posted on 06-29-04 09:17 PM Link | Quote
You could have called number 2 a hyperbola. Anyway, you get the point, Grey.

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Question 23 (1 point)-

What comes next in the series?

2, 32, 532, 8532, 28532, #
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Posted on 06-29-04 09:39 PM Link | Quote
2, 32, 532, 8532, 28532, #
728532

Because:

You add 1 higher each time (going from 2 - 3 you go up 1, but then you add 2 to 3 to make 5, add 3 - 5 to make 8 etc.) but then you count 10 as 0 and start over again. 8 + 4 = 12, drop the tens place = 2.
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Posted on 06-29-04 10:47 PM Link | Quote
456532 I multiplied by 16, than added twenty to the answer.
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Posted on 06-29-04 10:50 PM Link | Quote
But Disturbed, that relationship doesn't hold for 8532 and 28532. Raven's got it; these aren't numbers but rather strings of digits.
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Posted on 06-30-04 12:06 AM Link | Quote
And RavenX gets the point!

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Question 24 (1 point)-

Car A is riding at 50 MPH against a 20 MPH wind. Car B is riding at 40 MPH with the 20 MPH wind. What is the ratio of the felt winds?

Note: For example, what would the wind feel like if you stuck your hand out the window?
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Posted on 06-30-04 12:50 AM Link | Quote
Car A will feel a 70 MPH wind in their faces; Car B will feel a 20 MPH wind. So the ratio is 70/20 or 3.5.


(edited by Heian-794 on 06-29-04 03:51 PM)
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Car is going against, which means the wind is going towards them, so the 50mph the car is moving + 20mph of wind = 70mph. Car B is going with the wind, so they will feel less wind... so 40mph - 20mph = 20mph of wind.

The ratio is 70mph:20mph, or in reduced form, 7:2
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Posted on 06-30-04 05:07 AM Link | Quote
Heian-794 got it first...

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The last question of Round 1!

Question 25 (1 point)-

Assume yz. If y+z>x, give 4 inequalities that apply to the last 2 statements (they must apply to both).
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Posted on 06-30-04 07:12 AM Link | Quote
If Y = Z....
2Y > X
Y - X < Z
Z - X < Y
2Z > X

But that's just substitution, I just assumed you meant Y = Z when you typed YZ.
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Posted on 06-30-04 06:39 PM Link | Quote
I actually did mean that, so I'm giving you the point.

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Note: Round 2 has started. It's exactly the same as Round 1...

Question 26 (1 point)-

Assuming it's not a leap year... take the number of calendar days and divide by the number of spinys (on the ranks page, all users), add the number of letters in goldfish, and subtract all of that... by 200.
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