Re: MrRubix's Riddle/Problem Thread: Rebirth
D: oh noes
Here's a fairly cool one (don't use Google for this -- it's actually not hard, and is kinda rewarding to figure it out on your own):
Prove that the sum of a triangle's angles will always equal 180 degrees.
MrRubix's Riddle/Problem Thread: Rebirth
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Re: MrRubix's Riddle/Problem Thread: Rebirth
That was a cool riddle ieat.
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Re: MrRubix's Riddle/Problem Thread: Rebirth
Lateralthinkpwn
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Hehe, Rubix beat you guys to it. Contextual relevance is sweet.
And yes, Paula (or whatever similar name you prefer) was left out because her favorite color is not a fundamental component of the visible spectrum.Leave a comment:
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Re: MrRubix's Riddle/Problem Thread: Rebirth
I'd say Walter purely because of ROYGBIV (also explains why there's no Paula
), and 192 because I am equating numbers to their note colors/types in FFR (hence the FFRMobile reference). White notes in FFR are 192nds.
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Re: MrRubix's Riddle/Problem Thread: Rebirth
i'm gonna go ahead and say walter, white, and 192
because ROYGBIV doesn't have a W in it, and based on rubix's post i'm guessing 192 is the wavelength or some **** of whiteLeave a comment:
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Ieat: You sure you aren't forgetting Paula?
Assuming I am understanding this correctly...
Bethany (blue, 8), George (green, 64), Irvin (indigo, 48), Oliver (orange, 32), Ronald (red, 4), Vance (violet, 12), Walter (white, 192), Yolanda (yellow, 16)Last edited by MrRubix; 11-17-2008, 05:38 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: MrRubix's Riddle/Problem Thread: Rebirth
I guess Walter gets kicked out, and his favorite color is white. I don't know his favorite number so I'll just say 8.Leave a comment:
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Here's a cool riddle I came up with...
Bethany, George, Irvin, Oliver, Ronald, Vance, Walter, and Yolanda all pile into the FFRMobile, but they soon realize that they're one seat short. They decide to kick someone out. Who gets the shaft, and what is his/her favorite number and color?Leave a comment:
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Re: MrRubix's Riddle/Problem Thread: Rebirth
I think I have a solution to Emeralds Question....I almost forgot all about his question until just now
There is probably better solutions then mine though...
First off the order: RMS>AM>GM>HM
First Prove RMS > AM
sqrt((a²+b²)/2) > (a+b)/2
(a²+b²)/2 > (a²+b² + 2ab) / 4
2a²+2b² > a²+b² + 2ab
a²-2ab+b²>0
(a-b)²>0
Therefore RMS > AM
Now Prove AM > GM
(a+b)/2 > sqr(ab)
(a²+b² + 2ab) / 4 > ab
(a²+b² + 2ab) > 4ab
(a²+b² - 2ab) > 0
(a-b)²>0
Therefore AM > GM
Now Prove GM > HM
sqr(ab) > 2ab/(a+b)
ab > 4a²b²/(a+b)²
ab(a+b)² > 4a²b²
(a²+b² + 2ab) > 4ab
a²+b² - 2ab> 0
(a-b)²>0
Therefore GM > HM
I hope all that is right...I haven't worked with equalities in a long time and forget if there are some rules that flip the inequality sign. :S Oh well. Either way though I am pretty sure on the order, even if the proofs are off.
EDIT: @Rubix, I had a feeling that I was gonna piss someone off for a second lol. I was going to white out the JK part but thought better of it :PLeave a comment:
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We all know it is not n=1 but rather p=0.
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When I saw you write n=1 my jaw literally dropped before I saw the JKLeave a comment:
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