TiMartin's Math Corner

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Lmao have fun

 

ok so there is 50 flags right?
and the washington monument is 555 feet
555-50=505
the amount of ***** I give about the answer to this problem is 0
0x505=0
the sidewalk is 12 feet wide
0+12=12
the outside circle's circumference is 1.1 times that of the inner circle's circumference
1.1x12= 13.2
if you divide 13.2 by pi (~3.14), you get ~4.2
there are 10 letters in 'washington'
10x4.2=42
42 is the jersey number of jackie robinson
jackie robinson is 14 letters long
'circle of flags' is 13 letters long
14-13=1
the circumference of a circle is 2(pi x r)
however, we have already used pi in this equation once and I do not believe that r is relevant to this equation at all because r is for nerds
1+2=3
a triangle has 3 sides
illuminati confirmed

the answer to your problem, Todredrob , is that the illuminati is confirmed
do not let your superiors tell you that this answer is wrong. tell them that acceptance is needed before you can deny.

 

Eli is trying to figure out how much cheesecake he should eat today. If he wants to eat 100 cheesecakes, but he can only eat 50 before he dies of diabetes, how many should he eat?

 

can you please explain how that post is relevant to this thread? I don't understand you Eli

 

Oh Alex, this is why I love you

 

why did you delete your post?

 

2π(r+12)=1.1c
c=2πr
2πr+24π=1.1(2πr)
2πr+24π=2.2πr
24π=0.2πr
r=24/0.2
r = 120 feet

 

Anymore questions anyone? Ill answer them.

 

Im 18 and that was an easy question.

 

Ik I thought ur were 8 im shocked your 18, it be easier for someone older than me most likely haha.

 

But im serious, find me the hardest question you can and i try and answer it.

 

idk

 

Probably easy but

 

2nd one is 32 degrees, the first one im still working on, i hate circle geometry. (and so do all my teachers)

 

1st one is 16 degrees 44 minutes

 

if you deal out a normal deck of 52 cards to 4 players, what's the probability that one player has all 4 aces?

 

0.0487 approx

 

change the thread title to 'timartin1069's math corner' pls

 

not quite