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12/22/17

Re: How to convert a point into an angle?

Converting degrees to radians: To convert degrees to radians, first find the number of half circles

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Re: How to convert a point into an angle?

Converting degrees to radians: To convert degrees to radians, first find the number of half circles

12/22/17

William Thompson

9/25/17

How to convert a point into an angle?

This is a very simple question I am sure for anyone who works with mathematics or is currently

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How to convert a point into an angle?

This is a very simple question I am sure for anyone who works with mathematics or is currently

9/25/17

9/4/17

Re: HEEELP!!! vectorial space of the free vectors of R3

Olá, Daniela, Por acaso você estudou no Santo Inácio, em Fortaleza?

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Re: HEEELP!!! vectorial space of the free vectors of R3

Olá, Daniela, Por acaso você estudou no Santo Inácio, em Fortaleza?

9/4/17

11/30/16

sires to function

i need help with finding a function that describes this sires {a=1+2-3x4÷5+6-7x8÷9... } i know that

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sires to function

i need help with finding a function that describes this sires {a=1+2-3x4÷5+6-7x8÷9... } i know that

11/30/16

11/24/16

Re: Japanese Circumscribed Quadrilateral Theorem and its Generalization

Just a guess to get started. Does it happen to also equal the square if the inscribed radius?

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Re: Japanese Circumscribed Quadrilateral Theorem and its Generalization

Just a guess to get started. Does it happen to also equal the square if the inscribed radius?

11/24/16

10/17/16

Re: Japanese Circumscribed Quadrilateral Theorem and its Generalization

"The products of the radii of the excircles on each pair of opposite sides of a circumscribed

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Re: Japanese Circumscribed Quadrilateral Theorem and its Generalization

"The products of the radii of the excircles on each pair of opposite sides of a circumscribed

10/17/16

Michael de Villiers

10/2/16

Japanese Circumscribed Quadrilateral Theorem and its Generalization

This dynamic, interactive sketch at http://dynamicmathematicslearning.com/japanese-circum-quad-

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Japanese Circumscribed Quadrilateral Theorem and its Generalization

This dynamic, interactive sketch at http://dynamicmathematicslearning.com/japanese-circum-quad-

10/2/16

2/1/11

Geometry problem no.-8

Here is geometry problem no.-8:- Q.In a triangle ABC, AB=AC, point P is taken so that angle BPA=150

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Geometry problem no.-8

Here is geometry problem no.-8:- Q.In a triangle ABC, AB=AC, point P is taken so that angle BPA=150

2/1/11

Sujeet Kumar, Philippe 923

2/1/11

Inter-related geometry problem

> Here are geometry problems which are inter-related:- > Q1.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken

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Inter-related geometry problem

> Here are geometry problems which are inter-related:- > Q1.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken

2/1/11

Sujeet Kumar, gudi5

1/29/11

Another compex geometry problem

> On Jan 26, 7:32 pm, Sujeet Kumar > <sujeetkumar...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > On

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Another compex geometry problem

> On Jan 26, 7:32 pm, Sujeet Kumar > <sujeetkumar...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > On

1/29/11

gudi, … max12

1/23/11

Fixed Ratio of Distances

thanks for the solution

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Fixed Ratio of Distances

thanks for the solution

1/23/11

1/12/11

Re: Three Points and a Circle

Yes that's the equation of the given circle passing through three given points, (x,y) (x1,y1) and

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Re: Three Points and a Circle

Yes that's the equation of the given circle passing through three given points, (x,y) (x1,y1) and

1/12/11

1/12/11

2nd grade math worksheets

The main topics in grade 2 math can be writing numbers into numerals (standard form), in words and in

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2nd grade math worksheets

The main topics in grade 2 math can be writing numbers into numerals (standard form), in words and in

1/12/11

Sujeet Kumar, … Philippe 925

1/12/11

Very complex geometry problem

> Dear Sujeet, > > According to a paper by Bjorn Poonen and Michael > Rubinstein >

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Very complex geometry problem

> Dear Sujeet, > > According to a paper by Bjorn Poonen and Michael > Rubinstein >

1/12/11

1/10/11

One more exciting geometry problem

> Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so that angle > ABP=70 degree, angle PBC=30 degree,

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One more exciting geometry problem

> Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so that angle > ABP=70 degree, angle PBC=30 degree,

1/10/11

Sujeet Kumar, … Philippe 924

1/10/11

> >> Q.Find the triangle of the least area which can > cover > >> any triangle

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> >> Q.Find the triangle of the least area which can > cover > >> any triangle

1/10/11

1/9/11

Re: Nothing special geometry problem

> There is nothing special about following geometry > problem- > Q.In a triangle ABC, point

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Re: Nothing special geometry problem

> There is nothing special about following geometry > problem- > Q.In a triangle ABC, point

1/9/11

1/8/11

Not a new geometry problem

> Here is a geometry problem , which is not very much > different from old ones- > Q.In a

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Not a new geometry problem

> Here is a geometry problem , which is not very much > different from old ones- > Q.In a

1/8/11

Sujeet Kumar, Philippe 923

1/8/11

Geometry problem no.-6

> Dear Sujeet, > > The lack of answers doesn't mean your problems are >

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Geometry problem no.-6

> Dear Sujeet, > > The lack of answers doesn't mean your problems are >

1/8/11

1/8/11

One more boring geometry problem

Here is one more boring geometry problem- Q.In a triangle ABC , point P is taken so that ,angle ABP=

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One more boring geometry problem

Here is one more boring geometry problem- Q.In a triangle ABC , point P is taken so that ,angle ABP=

1/8/11

1/7/11

Geometry problem no.-5

> Here is geometry problem no.-5 :- > Q.In a triangle ABC, where angle B is obtuse, point >

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Geometry problem no.-5

> Here is geometry problem no.-5 :- > Q.In a triangle ABC, where angle B is obtuse, point >

1/7/11

1/7/11

Geometry problem no.-7

Here is geometry problem no.-7:- Q.In a triangle ABC , AB=BC, point P is taken inside the triangle so

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Geometry problem no.-7

Here is geometry problem no.-7:- Q.In a triangle ABC , AB=BC, point P is taken inside the triangle so

1/7/11

1/6/11

Geometry problem no.-4

> Here is geometry problem no.-4 :- > Q.In a triangle ABC , point P is taken so that angle >

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Geometry problem no.-4

> Here is geometry problem no.-4 :- > Q.In a triangle ABC , point P is taken so that angle >

1/6/11

1/5/11

Not so bad geometry problem

Here is not so bad geometry problem- Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so that angle ABP=20

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Not so bad geometry problem

Here is not so bad geometry problem- Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so that angle ABP=20

1/5/11

Sujeet Kumar, Mary Krimmel4

1/5/11

Geometry problem no.-3

> Here is geometry problem no.-3 :- > Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so that angle >

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Geometry problem no.-3

> Here is geometry problem no.-3 :- > Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so that angle >

1/5/11

Sujeet Kumar, Mary Krimmel3

1/3/11

Number one geometry problem

> Following is geometry problem no.-1 :- > Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so that angle

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Number one geometry problem

> Following is geometry problem no.-1 :- > Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so that angle

1/3/11

1/3/11

Very very easy geometry problem

Here is very-very easy geometry problem:- Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so that angle ABP=10

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Very very easy geometry problem

Here is very-very easy geometry problem:- Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so that angle ABP=10

1/3/11

12/31/10

Alike Triangles

> Consider the fucntion f(x)=2* sin^-1(mod[x/2]). > > We define “Alike Triangle” for any

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Alike Triangles

> Consider the fucntion f(x)=2* sin^-1(mod[x/2]). > > We define “Alike Triangle” for any

12/31/10

Sujeet Kumar, … Steve Brian5

12/30/10

Aperiodic Tiling

> > Consider the following 2 tiles:- > > 1.Tile ABCD has angles A=80, B=80, C=40 and D=

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Aperiodic Tiling

> > Consider the following 2 tiles:- > > 1.Tile ABCD has angles A=80, B=80, C=40 and D=

12/30/10

12/30/10

Not so tough geometry problem

> Here is geometry problem which is not so tough- > Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so

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Not so tough geometry problem

> Here is geometry problem which is not so tough- > Q.In a triangle ABC, point P is taken so

12/30/10

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