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Math

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Z-Layrex, Sep 17, 2002.

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  1. Nobleman Gems: 27/31
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    [​IMG] Damn you BTA :shake: I was testing to see if 8people had any intuitive grasp of convergens.

    Hehe. Anyway, This has been very fun watching nevertheless. Sorry if I progressed, grey hair growth. and yes. NWN was too boring to play 24 hours straight. heh

    [ September 21, 2002, 10:16: Message edited by: Nobleman ]
     
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    Ah, I see now.

    Hehe, how embarrassing... forgetting about the way powers in a range like that converge. I'm sure it was taught to me at some stage in my schooling... or perhaps not. Either way, I can't remember.

    [ September 21, 2002, 09:09: Message edited by: Judas ]
     
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    [​IMG] Noble - I didn't have a clue on your maths thing, perhaps when I learn it ;)

    hmm, a maths problem to post...

    Nope, don't have one
     
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    [​IMG] BTA, I must disagree with you.

    There IS a difference between "[" and "(". A big one. When expressing and interval i.e. "x is greater than 4 but less than 10," you would use the notation "(4,10)". But when stating "x is greater than or equal to 4 but less than 10," you would use the notation "[4,10)". And "x is greater than or equal to 4 but less than or equal to 10" is expressed by "[4,10]". Understood?

    [ September 21, 2002, 16:15: Message edited by: SlimShogun ]
     
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    Oh, yes Slim, that's true, but I was referring only to their (meaning parentheses, brackets and braces) use in algebraic functions which is what Mollusken was asking about.

    They have many different meanings depending on what you're talking about, but for algebraic functions all three are just for notational convenience.

    [ September 21, 2002, 17:32: Message edited by: Blackthorne TA ]
     
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