Lol, that's all 3 of us..
turtle_2468 Member Joined Dec 19, 2002 Messages 408 Location North Shore, Sydney Gender Male HSC 2002 May 3, 2004 #21 Lol, that's all 3 of us..
underthesun N1NJ4 Joined Aug 10, 2002 Messages 1,781 Location At the top of Riovanes Castle Gender Undisclosed HSC 2010 May 4, 2004 #22 Originally posted by turtle_2468 Lol, that's all 3 of us.. Click to expand... ??? ok Im mathematically challenged, so I dont understand (for some reason, i really am now :S)
Originally posted by turtle_2468 Lol, that's all 3 of us.. Click to expand... ??? ok Im mathematically challenged, so I dont understand (for some reason, i really am now :S)
turtle_2468 Member Joined Dec 19, 2002 Messages 408 Location North Shore, Sydney Gender Male HSC 2002 May 4, 2004 #23 Talking about affinity's comment...
McLake The Perfect Nerd Joined Aug 14, 2002 Messages 4,187 Location The Shire Gender Male HSC 2002 May 6, 2004 #24 Stop posting your maths homework and ask your tutor (who is your 1A tutor?)
turtle_2468 Member Joined Dec 19, 2002 Messages 408 Location North Shore, Sydney Gender Male HSC 2002 May 6, 2004 #25 1A... that brings back sweet memories..
KeypadSDM B4nn3d Joined Apr 9, 2003 Messages 2,631 Location Sydney, Inner West Gender Male HSC 2003 May 6, 2004 #26 Originally posted by nike33 i think as b/a is defined as rational then 10^(b/a) must be irrational..you may have to prove this --> i think this is true as im pretty sure e(b/a) for example, b,a rational is irrational Click to expand... It is, only when it trivially isn't. Edit: Ok, I was a little bit silly with that one, I really shouldn't post after 10pm. I get stupid. Last edited: May 6, 2004
Originally posted by nike33 i think as b/a is defined as rational then 10^(b/a) must be irrational..you may have to prove this --> i think this is true as im pretty sure e(b/a) for example, b,a rational is irrational Click to expand... It is, only when it trivially isn't. Edit: Ok, I was a little bit silly with that one, I really shouldn't post after 10pm. I get stupid.