Tarax Kor
28-10-2005 00:58:26
Devani
28-10-2005 01:13:50
Kaine Mandaala
09-12-2005 08:31:52
Werdna Elbee
09-12-2005 08:42:35
I didn't like this question:
"If .4 < x < 1/2, x could equal: "
The format the answers are in are inaccurate (it's fair to say they are converted to a decimal format for calculation, but not that the value itself is comparable).
But I took the chance: 10/10
Kaine Mandaala
09-12-2005 10:41:55
I didn't like this question:
"If .4 < x < 1/2, x could equal: "
The format the answers are in are inaccurate (it's fair to say they are converted to a decimal format for calculation, but not that the value itself is comparable).
But I took the chance: 10/10
Nice. The one I think I got wrong involved the use of this: ^
I don't know what that means in math.
Tarax Kor
09-12-2005 11:23:58
To the power of.
2^2 = 4. And such.
Kaine Mandaala
09-12-2005 13:24:20
To the power of.
2^2 = 4. And such.
Ah now that all makes sense. I'm just used to seeing a superscript 2.
Uzbad
09-12-2005 13:51:00
the ^ is used on most scientific calculators. Maybe thats why it was in the question. Normally it is subscripted, its weird that they didnt.
