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| Funny And Interesting Maths Question | | 2008-07-20 05:58:00 | | This is one of the interesting question which i get by means of e-mail. I like to share this with you. Ok, lets see where is that one rupee...Three friends went to a hotel for breakfast.After taking breakfast the waiter gave the bill to them.The bill was Rs 75/-Each one contributed Rs.25/-.The waiter took the bill to theCashier.The cashier was happy & decided to give them a discount of Rs.5/- & asked the waiter to return Rs.5/- to them.Now the waiter was confused.Because there are three persons and he is having Rs 5.How to give Rs 5 to three persons ?.He kept Rs 2 in his pocket &Gave one rupee to each one of the 3 persons.So initially each one had contributedRs.25. Now as they are given 1 rupee back, their contribution becomes Rs 24.They all contributed Rs 24 –That is 24×3=72 & 2 rupees are in the waiters pocket.The total becomes 74. But they had paid Rs 75.Where is that remaining 1 rupee?????????After studying this email i ask this to my friends and my maths Mam. No | | By: Onlinelar | | |
| | Maths analysis of Bob Lazar's UFO claims | | 2008-06-27 13:57:12 | | Hi guys,today afternoon i recived email from one of our reader talking about Math analysis of Bob Lazar's UFO claims. Its 1st time when i am talking about Bob Lazar's wait wait before you call it [Hoax] lets talk about him little bit and end of the post you are free to make your mind about Him.Robert Scott Lazar or Bob LazarHe is a physicist and owner of a mail-order scientific supply company who claims to have worked from 1988 until 1989 at an area he alleges exists called "S-4" (Sector Four). He claims that S-4 is situated at the edge of the (dry) Papoose Lake bed, near Groom Lake, Nevada, about 15 miles from Area 51. Lazar claims this area was devoted to the study and back-engineering of extraterrestrial space vehicles. In a series of interviews, he provides supposed details on the origin of the alleged craft and their mode of propulsion.[3]SourcePart-2 Part-3 Part-4 Part-5 Part-6Now,Physics researcher Ed Halerewicz, Jr. did another masterful job of mathematically analyzing Bob La | | By: SKYWATCHER:VIDEO BLOG | | |
| | Tutorials | AS3, Maths and Physics | | 2008-06-26 18:38:35 | | I have just stumbled in this great site, whose the author is Drew Cummins. This guy it seems to be a genius of the physics and maths. I picked up two tutorials he wrote on about using the FOAM and another simple as3 and physics. Keep an eye on his blog, because it’s really good.
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| How to balance a portfolio with magic of maths | | 2008-04-14 07:28:00 | | Everybody in the investing world probably heard the must requirement of portfolio balancing depends on your age. Balancing your portfolio between equity and debt investment instruments entirely depends on the Golden Investment Balancing Rule, “Reducing your age from 100 and have the resulted percentage in equity and rest in debt instruments”. For example, if your age is 25. Subtracting 25 from 100 will give you 75. In your case, your portfolio should have 75% of equity exposure and 25% in debt instruments. I agree.But there is a hidden and difficult part if you look deep inside to this balancing formula. Before saying the same, you should know what the exact result the rule makers intend to give by this rule.By this rule, someone should balance there portfolio properly from the younger age when he starts investments with maximum equity and minimum debt exposure. But, when he reaches to the age of retirement, his portfolio should have maximum debt and minimum equity exposure.Here is | | By: the ultimate value investing wisdom | | |
| | Shock confession of maths prodigy who turned to life of vice | | 2008-04-06 17:26:00 | | newsoftheworld
"My clients love the fact that I can stimulate their minds AND their bodies," she boasts in a shockingly frank interview with the News of the World.
"And I don't believe my education has been wasted—in fact I usually take problem sheets with me to solve before appointments."
MATHS genius turned hooker Sufiah Yusof reveals how she drives men wild... by reciting EQUATIONS to her | | By: No2umnO | | |
| | Scholarships in Physics, Astronomy, and Maths - UK | | 2008-03-16 13:48:00 | | Faculty of Science and Technology University of Central Lancashire UK are able to offer a number of scholarships to help you through your studies and made duty-free. All scholarships are obviously subject to a student continues to study on a course qualify for University of Central Lancashire (UCLan).
Institute of Physics Bursary
The Institute of Physics (IoP - the world organization of | | By: International Scholarships | | |
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| Good jokes-Irish maths test | | 2008-02-08 01:49:47 | | An Irishman applied for a job on a construction site, but the foreman wouldn't hire him until he passed a simple maths test.Here is your first question, the foreman said. "Without using numbers, represent the number 9.""Without numbers?" The Irishman says, "Dat is easy," and proceeded to draw three trees."What's this?" the boss asked."Ave you got no brain? Tree and tree and tree make nine," said the Irishman."Fair enough," said the boss. "Here's your second question. Use the same rules, but this time the number is 99."The Irishman stared into space for a while, then picked up the picture that he has just drawn and made a smudge on each tree. "Ere you go."The boss scratched his head and said, "How on earth do you get that to represent 99?""Each of da trees is dirty now. So, it's dirty tree, and dirty tree, and dirty tree. Dat is 99."The boss was getting worried that he's going to actually have to hire this Irishman, so he said, "All right, last question. Same rules again, but represent | | By: Life Disguised in Humor | | |
| | Kids jokes-Maths | | 2007-12-30 23:17:13 | | Father: Why did you fail your mathematics test?Son: On Monday, teacher said 3+5=8Father: So?Son: On Tuesday, she said 4+4=8 And on Wednesday, she said 6+2=8.If she can't make up her mind, how do I know the right answer? | | By: Really funny jokes | | |
| | GRE Maths Questions | | 2007-12-18 02:49:00 | | 1) If both x and y are prime numbers, which of the following CANNOT be the difference of x and y? (A) 1(B) 3(C) 9(D) 15(E) 23 Answer: Choice E is correct. This problem is solved fastest by process of elimination. Both 2 and 3 are prime and their difference is one (Eliminate Choice A). Both 5 and 2 are prime and their difference is 3 (Eliminate Choice B). Both 11 and 2 are prime and their difference is 9 (Eliminate C). Both 17 and 2 are prime and their difference is 15 (Eliminate D). 2) Car X and Car Y are five miles apart and are on a collision course. Car X is driving directly north and Car Y is driving directly east. If the point of impact is one mile closer to the current position of Car X than to the current position of Car Y, how many miles away from the point of impact is Car Y at this time?(A) 1(B) 2(C) 3(D) 4(E) 5 Answer: Choice D is correct. This problem can be solved by using the Pythagorean theorem as Cars X and Y are 5 miles apart, which is the hypotenuse of | | By: Career Options and Higher Studies | | |
| | The Maths Show by Mr Divesh R. Shah | | 2007-03-28 17:15:41 | | I yahooed my name today and was quite surprised that my name appeared in a page, it's linked to MediaCorp Singapore website. Puzzled. Wonder how I got there, but the link is broken already.At 2.30pm I reached Farrer Road to have lunch prior to meeting Mr Divesh. I dined at this restaurant called Bamboo Residence.The ambience was alright. A comfortable dining place situated among HDB buildings.Mr Divesh R. Shah, the creator of "The Maths Show" (http://www.mathsshow.com) came to Singapore upon invitation by government schools to give a short lesson on mental Maths to students. I met him after his lecture in St Margaret's Secondary School. He is an energetic man. He speaks with enthusiasm and easily connects with others. Through readings and people he encountered, he came out with his own formula of mental Mathematics and methods to simplify and make Mathematics interesting to students. In India (his homeground), he operates a tuition business which deals with tuition centres and tuitio | | By: My Encounters, My Life | | |
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