Anyone know this math problem?

OK, I concede, my math skills seem to have deteriorated since I left school. I assumed when the arc was bisected the pie shapes had to be equal, but they don't, just the actual arc itself.

Kudos to you and gr8liverpoolfan.

 

I see what you and Goldman mean.

 

too much boobies makes you less nerdy, so i don't blame you

 

Twan hasn't come to DP after he posted this thread...his last activity was close to 15 hours ago..... he'd go mad by looking at the huge amount of explanations from various people that his sum has drawn.

Any guy/ gal from DP ever made it to the Maths Olympiad???? Not moi, but I was part of it at a smaller level..quite some time since I did that though

 

Its 9+0J. Lets get the imaginary numbers involved.

Now imagine that the circle is actually 3D and made out of plutonium. Try and calculate its radioactive decay.

 

I think i took 2nd place at one or something close to that.. but that just sounds so geeky that I'm almost ashamed to of this

 

Of all the posts I've read on DP, this one has got to be the funniest!

 

I've finished my highest exam in Malaysia, last year! Although that question is really simple, sorry I don't want to think about math again!

peace brother!

 

Er, well, Im a year ahead as far as math goes, in Math 12, and Im getting 95% if that counts for anything

Its not Olmypiads material, but than again, Im not planning a business career.

 

I got the test back today. The answer was 9.

Simple angle bisector. No need to bust out Pi or trig or anything. I'm in 10th grade!

And the drawings aren't to scale, so don't tell me it's an impossible problem. I could put more up if you like, you guys seem to love them! Maybe I'll put up a daily math problem.

 

now when i think about it, math was probably the only thing I liked and was good at while at school

 

I despise math. I have no use for it. Going into sciences, so I only need the prerequisites.