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looking solutions for the following 4 problems ...

by sjain74@[EMAIL PROTECTED] Dec 28, 2007 at 03:29 PM

1. If x,y, and z are chosen randomly on the interval (0,1), what is
the probability that the mean of x,y, and z is less than 1/4 ?

2. How many integer solutions are there to x^2 + y^2 + z^2 = x^2 *
y^2 ?

3. write sqrt(29 + 12*sqrt(5)) in the form (a + b*sqrt(c)) where a,b,
and c are integers.

4. Consider 64 objects, each with a different weight. What is the
minimum number of pair wise weight comparisons needed to determine the
heaviest and 2nd heaviest objects?
 




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looking solutions for the following 4 problems ...
sjain74@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2007-12-28 15:29:51 
Re: looking solutions for the following 4 problems ...
Barb Knox <see@[EMAIL   2007-12-29 13:49:38 
Re: looking solutions for the following 4 problems ...
sjain74@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2007-12-28 19:06:15 
Re: looking solutions for the following 4 problems ...
"Brian M. Scott"  2007-12-28 22:27:06 
Re: looking solutions for the following 4 problems ...
Barb Knox <see@[EMAIL   2007-12-29 18:14:51 
Re: looking solutions for the following 4 problems ...
"Brian M. Scott"  2007-12-29 13:05:02 
Re: looking solutions for the following 4 problems ...
sjain74@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2007-12-29 11:59:39 
Re: looking solutions for the following 4 problems ...
sjain74@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2007-12-31 21:35:52 
Re: looking solutions for the following 4 problems ...
"Brian M. Scott"  2008-01-01 05:18:20 

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