Stormy:
all saersiouksneesds =asked in seriousness after all
Good to see you Storm.
Thoh:
Right or wrong
I was gonna post that too.... wrong b/c (x-y)=0 since x=y..you can't divide by it, that's where the mistake comes in.
Stuh:
Obviously it is wrong, the question is really: where does it go wrong?
The answer is it goes wrong on line 5, you cannot cancel (x-y) from both sides because (x-y) = 0.
For example, 500*0 = 6*0 is valid and reduces to 0=0, but you cannot cancel 0 from both sides to get 500 = 6.
My dear Stuh, it may be obvious to you, Thoh, TTH and the A2k cat, however, it was designed to entrap a passing Neo Pets aka Lenny Conundrums player.
TTH:
Wrong
x^2-y^2=xy-y^2
This is where you have to stop because it is zero?
You do indeed.
"Try, I wanted to tell you that guy that told me to show you that equation (Energy to Speed), said you are good."
Regretfully it was one A. Einstein who worked it out, however, when I meet him, I will pass on your message.
PJ wrote from deep within, and may I say, God Bless you and yours. The difference between right and wrong, is a little more complicated. Remember; no pain, no gain.
"
see Jacob"
Is that the same guy who has a ladder?
Yours truly.
This should be the easiest one yet, but it made me smile.
hqueircke
I recently burnt a CD with a selection of songs from my favourite rock bands to listen to in my car.
The order of tracks, along with the bands that sing them, as burnt onto the CD are listed below (note: these songs and bands may sound similar to some more well-known songs and bands but that's purely coincidental).
1. Sourest Thing - V3
2. I Still Haven't Heard What I'm Listening For - V3
3. Without and With Me - V3
4. Son - Pearl Honey
5. Spin the White Square - Pearl Honey
6. Better Woman - Pearl Honey
7. Last Hug - Pearl Honey
8. Dead - Pearl Honey
9. Off He Comes - Pearl Honey
10. Finding Your Religion - M.E.R.
11. Nobody Hurts - M.E.R.
When driving along listening to this fine collection of tunes, I usually put my CD player on random (i.e. the order that the tracks are played does not follow any set pattern). If my CD player plays through all 11 tracks before repeating any of them
What is the probability that no two songs from the same band will be played one after the other
The answer may well surprise you!
To say nothing of the arguments that will follow.