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You must register or log in to post a message.d) Which theory, I don't see any theory. s = 10b + (l - 1)*25 Where S is the Score, B is the Bricks Hit, and L is the number of Lives. Now, answer the following: (a) 10 Bricks & 2 Lives. (b) 8 Bricks & 3 Lives. (c) After playing the first two levels of Astro-Breaker, coming out with 3 lives each time, what would be the score? (d) Will this theory always work? 93=3^4+2*(5+1) 93=2^5*3-(4-1) 93=2^5*(4-1)-3 93=5^3-2^(4+1) 93.75=((5^3)/4)*(2+1) 95=2^5 + 4^3 -1 And I also found a solution for 94 after some time!!! 99 0/0 = 990 0/00 Someone disprove it! My closest answer is 101. So no atm. :) If it's possible, don't give me the answer, just say yes. => Sqrt(-1)=i Sqrt(-9)= Sqrt(9)*Sqrt(-1)=3*i=3i Is that even remotly correct? or do you mean that the arc sine is the inverse of sine? In Trigonometery, what is the difference between an Arc Sine of 60 and a Sine of 60? for finding vertical asympotote for rational functions do the denominator=0 and get x for it, and then check if you fill that x in the numerator and you don't get 0, then you've a verticale asymptote. x=(-b-rootD)/2a x=(-b+rootD/2a D=bxb-4ac then You've to find the x when cx+d=0 but when ax+b=0 with that found x, then you've a hole in your function. assuming you want a vertical line to never intersect the graph, c=0. The question is: Graph of the fractional-linear function y=(ax+b)/(cx+d) How is the vertical line, never crossing by the graph, given by? (Use the a b c d letters) | GeneralFirst post of the topicHere we go! First question(1p) 6-2=? SCOREBOARD: SimonM:50 MARC2008/Hexicube:41 THe NiNJa:37 Im:33 Martinfra:31 Ferrari12:30 Joe45:27 Allyally:17 Sillius:8 Flame22:7 SuperDog:7 Gamelover101:6 Dingdong:5 Gameinsky:5 Garygoh884:3 Gundu:3 Lololol:2 MatthijsM:2 Rocky:2 Demonicyoshi:1 PineappleDude:1 Zodiac:1 SMART(50-149) SimonM SUPERSMART(150-299) GENIUS(300+) Oh yes, and because I can't post it anywhere else: DELTALEAGUE AMMO DEPOSITRY Leader: AK Guns: Vehicles: |
Aren't you a bit adverting for AstroBreaker?