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| From: | Anonymous, United States, Sep/26/11 submitted on: AnswerPod.com | |
| Subject: | Common knowledge | |
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Here is the question: What is pi
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shiva sakthi, Council Member Ammas.com |
Hai,
p (sometimes written pi) is a mathematical constant that is the ratio of any circle's circumference to its diameter. p is approximately equal to 3.14 in the usual decimal notation. |
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| From: | Anonymous, United States, Sep/23/11 submitted on: AnswerPod.com | |
| Subject: | what do you get when you Divide 1 by Zero (1/0) | |
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Here is the question: What's 1÷0
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Roshan Verghese, Council Member Ammas.com |
The answer of "anything" divided by "zero" is INDETERMINABLE. which means you dont get any answer.
when u divide zero by any number you get a DETERMINABLE answer which is zero itself.but so is not th |
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Subramaniam Kannan, Council Member Ammas.com |
infinity | |
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Alpana Das, Council Member Ammas.com |
1 divided by 0 is equal to infinity. | |
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polaris ashwin, Registered Member iAnswers |
In mathematical formal terms, a division (of any +number) by zero, is "Indeterminate". The result of a division by zero is considered as indeterminable or undefined, since the (result's) magnitude is | |
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Leena Daniel, Council Member Ammas.com |
Division by zero is undefined. In calculus when you have a function such as y = 1/x where the limit of x is 0 (as x approaches zero) y approaches infinity. If you do it on the calculator you get an er | |
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shiva sakthi, Council Member Ammas.com |
Hai,
1/0 is "Indeterminate" |
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| From: | Anonymous, United States, Sep/14/11 submitted on: AnswerPod.com | |
| Subject: | Can you please answer this question? | |
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Here is the question: WaT is equivalent tO 3/4
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shiva sakthi, Council Member Ammas.com |
Hai,
Decimal equivalent of 3/4 is 0.75 Fractional equivalent of 3/4 is 6/8, 9/12 ,12/16 and so on. |
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Kranthi Kumar, Council Member Ammas.com |
3/4 = 0.75 | |
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Subramaniam Kannan, Council Member Ammas.com |
0.75 | |
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Kenneth Latty Jr, Registered Member Ammas.com |
.75 or 755 | |
| From: | Anonymous, United Kingdom, May/07/11 submitted on: AnswerPod.com | |
| Subject: | What is algebra? | |
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Here is the question: What is algebra
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polaris ashwin, Registered Member iAnswers |
When we add, subtract, multiply and divide numbers it is called Arithmetic. 1+3=4; 3-2=1; 4*3=12; 4/2=2; are examples of Arithmetic. The operators +, -, *, and / symbols representing add, subtract, mu | |
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sambasivan s, Council Member Ammas.com |
Algebra may divided into "classical algebra" (equation solving or "find the unknown number" problems) and "abstract algebra", also called "modern algebra" (the study of groups, rings, and fields). Cla | |
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rita sherli, Council Member Ask Agent |
Algebra is the branch of mathematics concerning the study of the rules of operations and relations, and the constructions and concepts arising from them, including terms, polynomials, equations and al | |
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Kranthi Kumar, Council Member Ammas.com |
Hi Anonymous, Algebra is the branch of mathematics concerning the study of the rules of operations and relations, and the constructions and concepts arising from them, including terms, polynomials, eq | |
| From: | Anonymous, United States, Apr/26/11 submitted on: AnswerPod.com | |
| Subject: | Common Knowledge | |
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Here is the question: What is the formula to measure time to distance, in other words if I were traveling from Atlantic City to Philadelphia at 65mph what time would I arrive?
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shiva sakthi, Council Member Ammas.com |
Hai,
Time = Distance / speed Distance Between Philadelphia and Atlantic city is 92.17 kilometers speed = 65mph Therefore Time taken = 92.17/65 = 1.418hours |
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sambasivan s, Council Member Ammas.com |
The forumula relating Time and distance:
1)Speed - distance /time 2) Distance - Speed X Time 3) Time - Distance / Speed. For solving your problem we need formula no.3. (distance: http: |
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Subramaniam Kannan, Council Member Ammas.com |
depends on he time you start. | |
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KG Anand, Council Member Ammas.com |
The formula to measure time to distance is : Total distance between the two specified points / Speed of travelling.
For example time from Atlantic City to Phildaphia is equal to the Distance betwee |
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