Well, my picture is not the solution.

MLSchumann, post: 329537, member: 471 wrote: A simpler method, as a result of a good night's sleep, for formatting Cut-and-Fill in Excel is: Now tha...

I see what you're saying. Let me offer this. If you tell a geometry student to translate a line, he will move it so that every part of the line moves ...

Geometrically, a translation moves every point on a figure exactly the same distance and in exactly the same direction. In your figure, points 321 and...

Geometrically, translating a figure means moving every point on that figure exactly the same distance and in exactly the same direction. You show the ...

MLSchumann, post: 329357, member: 471 wrote: Just why would anyone want to complicate such a simple solution? Why? One answer is that the original p...

Yep. The situation is this: when you append the C or F, the contents of the cell is no longer a number, it's text. So, you can't format a number of de...

"C"&round((A133-F133),2) "F"&round((F133-A133),2)

Bill93, post: 329173, member: 87 wrote: the lines 13-14 and 321-322 as given were not of identical length, only close It's hard to put one over on yo...

rfc, post: 328748, member: 8882 wrote: But, if one wanted to estimate (or calculate as closely as possible), where the center of the circle would be, ...

rfc, post: 328748, member: 8882 wrote: But if there's a geometric solution, there must be a mathematical solution too. Saying "But if there's a geom...

One hard part of this is to state the exact problem you're trying to solve. In very broad terms, you're looking at a complication of the classic trave...

Kevin Samuel, post: 327671, member: 96 wrote: I was just visualizing a spherical triangle and I am cognizant of the difference between a spherical tri...

Our model is an ellipsoid, which, in this case, seems to be more than 1,000 meters below the surface that we want to establish a point on. The normal,...

Yes they are. This turns out to be an easy problem to solve. All you need is good ol' s = r theta and a way to find r, the radius of a parallel. You h...

The point that is 2,710.185 meters from the POB is, I think, very, very close to 32 00 00.5755 N, 103 48 10.7312 W. When you checkwith Inverse, use 2,...

This little diagram shows what's going on. It is the geometry that produces the numbers in Paden's table. Warning: you have to think in 3 dimensions i...

Apparently, you can view your payment history on the Sallie Mae web site. It requires a log in. I think that interest rates on outstanding student loa...