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RE: Anyone want to give this a try?

@dave-lindell Why is angle CEB congruent to angle CAB?

7 years ago
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RE: Anyone want to give this a try?

Here's a better picture of just the cylinders (pipes) from GeoGebra:   And here's the one with the plane (blade) added:   And here's...

7 years ago
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RE: Anyone want to give this a try?

@flga Yeah, mine, too, save for technology. The funny-looking rhombus is the plane defined by the fourth equation. Imagine a standpipe fed by two wate...

7 years ago
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RE: Anyone want to give this a try?

@john-nolton Depending on which Wolfram Alpha URL you go to, the equals sign may be an approximately equals sign. In either case the answers are...

7 years ago
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RE: Anyone want to give this a try?

The three cylinders intersect in 4 symmetrical points in the real number system. According to Wolfram Alpha, they are: v = -539.107 and w = 476.296 an...

7 years ago
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RE: Anyone want to give this a try?

Here's what the graph looks like from the GeoGebra online grapher: ?ÿ

7 years ago
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RE: Retracement Survey consensus among professionals

?ÿ @holy-cow North Carolina does have an abundance of NGS marks, some shiny and some not. As you go west into the mountains (hills to you Rocky Mounta...

7 years ago
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RE: it's the little things

OF course, you touched on the reason that baseball is America's pastime; seven guys standing around watching two work.

7 years ago
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RE: Football?

@dave-karoly I think that an olympic pool is 50 meters long. so the equatorial radius would be 127,742 and a fraction olympic pools. It might be helpf...

7 years ago
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RE: Football?

Area is too difficult of a concept for many people to understand, but football fields can really help with lengths. For example, the equatorial radius...

7 years ago
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