LoneSniper87
Dirtyhands
Logan heard Kagami. "Who...?" He said, dazed. He sat himself up and saw Kagami and Aiko. "Uh... Hi..." He said nervously.
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I'm in my 3rd year of spanish. I can barely speak Spanish, but passing with an A in that class.
(I can't do anything right 'cept math sooo )
"Quite the full party here," Roy observed as he looked over the distance at the sounds of the explosions.
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Logan heard Kagami. "Who...?" He said, dazed. He sat himself up and saw Kagami and Aiko. "Uh... Hi..." He said nervously.
(I despise math. .- )
(I despise math. .- )
(I despise math. .- )
((There is a right triangle. One side is 3 inches. There is a line going from the right angle vertice to the hypotenuse, which creates a right angle with the hypotenuse. The two parts of the split hypotenuse into 6 inches and another number. The line splitting the hypotenuse is 225. Of the original triangle, what is the length of the not given side?))
((Jeez, I'm bad at writing.))
((4))
((Woo! We have a winner! You're only twenty-eight thousand or so off.... I think I screwed up my own problem))
(Fuck Geometery, it can burn in Hell)
( Are we still on Math? Ok, how bout this. Let (x¯, y¯) be the center of mass of the triangle with vertices at (−2, 0), (0, 1), (2, 0) and uniform density δ = 1.
a) (10) Write an integral formula for y¯. Do not evaluate the integral(s), but write explicitly the integrand and limits of integration.
b) (5) Find x¯ Uh oh, an MIT practice exam question. The person to solve it gets a good noodle star)
((Is this Calculus?))
(ye, multivariate)
( Are we still on Math? Ok, how bout this. Let (x¯, y¯) be the center of mass of the triangle with vertices at (−2, 0), (0, 1), (2, 0) and uniform density δ = 1.
a) (10) Write an integral formula for y¯. Do not evaluate the integral(s), but write explicitly the integrand and limits of integration.
b) (5) Find x¯ Uh oh, an MIT practice exam question. The person to solve it gets a good noodle star)
((Enough with the Spongebob references, I'm getting bad memories. Bahahaha!))