Recent content by Reddhawk

I'd say its 70 degrees

Well I have a few definite goals that I am hoping and trying to achieve. Well, here are my goals. Hopefully you will all be more understanding, as most people look at me like I'm crazy when I talk about my goals: 1) Get a PhD in Genetics 2) Get a PhD in Computer Science (currently...

I did it in about 30 minutes, but rather than use pen and paper, I put modern technology to use and typed the information into Notepad. Anyway, it doesn't make any difference now but here's what I got: 1 yellow Norwegian water Dunhill cats 2 blue Dane tea blend horses 3...

Galileo got my vote, although in reality I am torn between Einstein, Newton, and Galileo. As Shadow pointed out Archemides deserves some mention. After all, if not for his mathematical discoveries the theoretical approach to physics would probably be farther behind its current state...

I definitely believe humans are still evolving. The question is: How are we evolving? This may be slightly off topic, but I believe that as with other natural occurrences, humans are beginning to replicate the process of evolution. If we momentarily set aside the notion of natural...

Also, I forgot to ask: how do you know where to place the +/- within in your problem. It seems to me that the location of this has a great deal to do with the solution set you get. Thanks, Reddhawk

Your conjecture is indeed quite intriguing, however one aspect of it plagues me with doubt as to its usefulness. The need to "play around" with different exponents that are picked at random leaves quite a lot of room for error. I believe there must be some way to relate how far one must take...

Perhaps each number in the left side of the equation represents an alternate number 7x7=4 this is really: 2 x 2 = 4 so 7 = 2 11x7=6 if 7 = 2 then 6/2 = 3 so 11 = 3 13x11=6 if 11 = 3 then 6/3 = 2 so 13 = 2 Then 27 x 28 = 48 27 --->...

Correct me if I'm wrong...but are you trying to find an equation that will give all the prime numbers within a given range of a certain number? If this is the case, what you are trying to prove reminds almost of the ε-δ definition of a limit. Could you clarify your...

Wow, I knew the administrators at Mkaku.org had something big planned...but this is GREAT! A partnership with Physics Forums -- this is a great idea. Now we have an even larger community and that means more great minds! If this surprise turned out this well...I can't wait to see what...