01-12-2014, 07:49 PM
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Answer the following questions. PM me with your answers.
A. Consider the following sequence of numbers. Each sequence is independent of each other, but the sequences themselves follow a set rule which is common to all sequences.
4 5 6
1 4 7
10 20 30
101 102 103
1 8 27
4 9 16
When you've figured out what the rule is, PM me what it is.
B. Consider a 3D Tic Tac Toe grid, which is cube-shaped and has 27 different coordinates. The coordinate (0, 0, 0) indicates the bottom-left-front part of the grid from the perspective of viewing the front face of the cube. Each number in the coordinate increases going right, back, and up the grid.
Player 1 places his first mark at (1, 1, 1) which is the exact center of the cube grid. Player 2 places his mark at (0, 1, 1), which is directly left of the center of the grid without changing any other coordinates.
PM me the coordinates of two possible moves from Player 1 on the next turn that guarantees him a win.
C. Name three characters killed by the Female Titan.
A. Consider the following sequence of numbers. Each sequence is independent of each other, but the sequences themselves follow a set rule which is common to all sequences.
4 5 6
1 4 7
10 20 30
101 102 103
1 8 27
4 9 16
When you've figured out what the rule is, PM me what it is.
B. Consider a 3D Tic Tac Toe grid, which is cube-shaped and has 27 different coordinates. The coordinate (0, 0, 0) indicates the bottom-left-front part of the grid from the perspective of viewing the front face of the cube. Each number in the coordinate increases going right, back, and up the grid.
Player 1 places his first mark at (1, 1, 1) which is the exact center of the cube grid. Player 2 places his mark at (0, 1, 1), which is directly left of the center of the grid without changing any other coordinates.
PM me the coordinates of two possible moves from Player 1 on the next turn that guarantees him a win.
C. Name three characters killed by the Female Titan.
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A. Consider the following sequence of numbers. Each sequence is independent of each other, but the sequences themselves follow two set rules which are common to all sequences.
37 7 2
52 3 1
10 6 4
65 9 2
99 12 3
71 13 6
When you've figured out what the rules are, PM me them.
B. Consider the following list of numbers:
6, 99, 45, 2, 3, 7, 67, 15, 1059, 64, 92, 42
The list is then randomnly sorted. PM me the probability that the sorted list will have all numbers ordered by increasing magnitude.
37 7 2
52 3 1
10 6 4
65 9 2
99 12 3
71 13 6
When you've figured out what the rules are, PM me them.
B. Consider the following list of numbers:
6, 99, 45, 2, 3, 7, 67, 15, 1059, 64, 92, 42
The list is then randomnly sorted. PM me the probability that the sorted list will have all numbers ordered by increasing magnitude.
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Answer the following questions. PM me with your answers.
A. Consider the following sequence of numbers. Each sequence is independent of each other, but the sequences themselves follow two set rules which are common to all sequences.
52 5 4
42 11 8
31 16 14
22 20 19
58 2 1
35 24 2
When you've figured out what the rules are, PM me what they are.
B. Chrono's game is defined by the following rules:
gat(x lun(#voq)) = x(#voq) #gat(#voq)
lun(#voq) = ez
#xvoq = x(#voq)
gat(voq) = ez @ rj
#xvoq @ gat(voq) = #xvoq #gat(#voq)
Using these rules, change:
gat(x ez)
into an expression that contains two @ in it. Do not assume any rules of algebra other than that equality goes both ways. PM me your steps.
Answer the following questions. PM me with your answers.
A. Consider the following sequence of numbers. Each sequence is independent of each other, but the sequences themselves follow two set rules which are common to all sequences.
52 5 4
42 11 8
31 16 14
22 20 19
58 2 1
35 24 2
When you've figured out what the rules are, PM me what they are.
B. Chrono's game is defined by the following rules:
gat(x lun(#voq)) = x(#voq) #gat(#voq)
lun(#voq) = ez
#xvoq = x(#voq)
gat(voq) = ez @ rj
#xvoq @ gat(voq) = #xvoq #gat(#voq)
Using these rules, change:
gat(x ez)
into an expression that contains two @ in it. Do not assume any rules of algebra other than that equality goes both ways. PM me your steps.