The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
Originally posted by Nanjangud Nanjundaiah:
EB, there's only one leash, and that's tied to the edge of the circle. In the diagram below, you will need to determine L based on R.
<pre><big>
------o
/ | \
/ | \
/ | \
| R |L |
|--------o | |
| | |
\ �mmm~ /
\ /\/\ /
\ /
------</pre></big>
Suma, I'm afraid your answer is not correct. This is one of those looks easy but fairly difficult to solve problems
You are right about your answer: I had almost forgotten those math expression to "program-equivalent" conversion exercises back in school!
[This message has been edited by Nanjangud Nanjundaiah (edited June 29, 2001).]
Originally posted by Mak Bhandari:
Together these regions cover the sheep's eating area, but they both cover the quadrangle OPQP', so we must subtract its area,
The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
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The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
Originally posted by Mister Math:
Since he got sick afterwards, that means the worm must have still been in the roshogolla. Given that the length (diameter) of the roshogolla was 4, he consumed 4/3 * pi * (2)^3 and some worm to go with it. That equates to 32/3 * pi
Originally posted by Mister Math:
Given that the length (diameter) of the roshogolla was 4
The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
The Rancher Formerly Known As Nanhesru Ningyake.
"I'm not back." - Bill Harding, Twister
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