A block of wood, with all dimensions being 1 yard, is sawn vertically through the middle from front to back, vertically through the middle from right to left, and horizontally through the middle.
Calculate dimensions of one of the parts.
What is known :
A block of wood has all dimensions being 1 yard.
The wood is sawn vertically through the middle from front to back.
The wood is sawn vertically through the middle from right to left.
The wood is sawn horizontally through the middle.
A block of wood, with all dimensions being 1 yard, is sawn vertically through the middle from front to back, vertically through the middle from right to left, and horizontally through the middle.
Calculate dimensions of one of the parts.
Quote:
What is known :
A block of wood has all dimensions being 1 yard.
The wood is sawn vertically through the middle from front to back.
The wood is sawn vertically through the middle from right to left.
The wood is sawn horizontally through the middle.
Want to know:
Dimensions of one of the parts.
How do I solve ?
What is unknown.
When is the wood sawn horizontally through the middle and is it sawn from left to right or right to left through the middle and when you say the middle what is the measurement from the edge to the middles?
The block of wood before it is cut is the pink picture.
After it is cut 3 times (twice through the middle vertically and once horizontally) it becomes the 8 smaller cubes.
The length of every dimension of the 8 smaller cubes is equal to one half of one yard.
Lonke (2000) has considered the number f(j,k,n) of j-dimensional faces of a random k-dimensional central section of the n-cube B_infty^n=[-1,1]^n, and gives the special result
(8)
where gamma_(n-k) is the (n-k)-dimensional Gaussian probability measure.
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