It sounds like you're doing MRAM. When doing MRAM, you set the height of the rectangle to the midpoint of your rectangle widths. To find the actual value of the height of your rectangle, you take that midpoint's distance from the origin in the x direction, and plug that number into the...
Why are you people asking for the free response questions? If you read this forum carefully, you will find a post that leads you directly to the files you seek. Now if only there existed a similar resource for the multiple choice...
I particularly like this idea. I think what I will do is use a few different ways to get random numbers (a list of around 100k numbers, generated by the typical computer Rand() function, 100k numbers from a white noise source, another 100k from a lava lamp random number generator, as well as a...
Ok, so I'm creating a science fair project, called "A Study on the Generation of Random Numbers" My basic project outline is as follows:
The most difficult part for me will be that "standard of randomness". I am currently unaware of something like this, but that is most likely due to my...
Ahh... Hawking Radiation. Fascinating stuff. So am I correct in saying now that black holes cannot engulf the universe? Or can they, but it requires many of them, or perhaps one that evaporates at a very slow rate, maybe not even at all?
That's kind of contradictory, isn't it?
If they go until there is no more "food", how can they NOT consume the entire universe, the universe being made up entirely of "food", or matter?
YOU wouldn't ever get there. That is to say, you would be destroyed then recreated, by this method at least. Wether or not it would actually be YOU is beyond me. This is also assuming they could destroy you piece by piece and recreate you. Kind of like in that one fiction novel by Michael...
One of Jupiter's moons is deformed because of the plate tectonics, Io. Or is it Jupiter doing that? I forget.
Googling it real quickly turned up this:
http://www.solarviews.com/eng/io.htm
Hmm that provokes an interresting thought; say the big crunch occurs, and then it expands again as the big bang. Wouldn't it turn out to be the EXACT SAME universe as it is now? What would prompt it to be different? I mean there arent really any variables when everything is condensed into one...
I read in Wired a while ago about how light is affected by gravity or some other such fundamental force, and thus the speed of light varys throughout the universe. Does this hold any water anymore, or is it just baloney? I did a quick search on VSL through google and found an article, but the...