impossible maths questions (1 Viewer)

[harism]

omg.
OH YEA!
date shall be changed. OH DEF

 

[gurmies]

omg.
OH YEA!
date shall be changed. OH DEF

OH DEFINITELY. Totally have you blocked on msn. "WHAT ARE U DOING FOR ECO?" "WHAT ARE YOU DOING FOR ENGLISH?" SHUTUP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! xD

 

[SharaJayadevan]

bahahahha how do i know you're not some 40 yr old man trying to rape me.

hahaha ur a frkn retard...a WUSS...psssht r u even a GUY?

lol honestly..never seen any1 like u...punce.

 

[supermike]

jeez five pages of posts for sth like this???? time for some serious self reflection guys, be ashamed of urselfs...

 

[McLoving]

your stupid shutup

 

[tommykins]

hahaha ur a frkn retard...a WUSS...psssht r u even a GUY?

lol honestly..never seen any1 like u...punce.

definitely a rapist

 

[kevda1st]

dont feed the troll guys.
just ignore the space waster

 

[maths-bbqz]

+1

 

[bettina44]

wouldn't it be easier to say that
2 cos^2@ + 2 sin^2@
= 2(cos^2@+sin^2@)
=2(1)
=2 ?

 

[tommykins]

prove cos^2 @+ sin^2 @ = 1

lawl. you can't use that proof aye

 

[pman]

Question 1 =3
question 2 = a big white stain
question 3=4 or 5, depending on the situatuion

 

[bettina44]

prove cos^2 @+ sin^2 @ = 1

lawl. you can't use that proof aye

if you can't assume anything how else are you meant to prove it?

 

[tommykins]

if you can't assume anything how else are you meant to prove it?

fundamental axioms. an assumption, but more formal

 

[ninetypercent]

prove cos^2 @+ sin^2 @ = 1

lawl. you can't use that proof aye

Let the side of a triangle be r and p. the hypotenuse is therefore, root r^2 + p^2

cos x = r/ (root r^2 + p^2)
sin x = p/ (root r^2 + p^2)

cos^2x + sin^2x = r^2/(r^2 + p^2) + p^2/(r^2 + p^2)

therefore, cos^2x + sin^2x = 1

 

[untouchablecuz]

Let the side of a triangle be r and p. the hypotenuse is therefore, root r^2 + p^2

cos x = r/ (root r^2 + p^2)
sin x = p/ (root r^2 + p^2)

cos^2x + sin^2x = r^2/(r^2 + p^2) + p^2/(r^2 + p^2)

therefore, cos^2x + sin^2x = 1

prove pythagorus' theorum

 

[ninetypercent]

prove pythagorus' theorum

and this will go on and on :rofl:

 

[ascentyx]

and this will go on and on :rofl:

prove that this will go on and on. (induction preferred XD)

 

[untouchablecuz]

prove that this will go on and on. (induction preferred XD)

related theorum: nothing can be proved indefinately

s(n): this will continue on n times

A. Consider s(1). This has to this point continued on 1 time. Hence s(1) true.

B. Assume s(k) true. That is, this has continued on k times.

Consider s(k+1). It already continue on k times (induction assumption), and since nothing can be proven indefinately, it will have to continue on for at least one more time. Hence this will continue on k+1 times.

C. It follows from parts A and B, by induction, that s(n) is true.

 

[tommykins]

hahaha i lol'd

 

[Top Secret]

Funny how the OP started this thread as a troll, and now it's become quite an interest.