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Ok guys we have a problem, Ive checked a couple of diffrent sites and they all list diffrent songs,(no one lists the same song but it is the same band) I got my question/answer from a classic rock channel on sat. radio on the way home tonight. So unless there is an objection Im going to give it to Don he had the right band, and Flagman that was the song for this week in June 1964.
What I had was Ticket to Ride by the Beatles
Sorry guys
What I had was Ticket to Ride by the Beatles
Sorry guys
Ok round two,
I love classic rock so one of my favorite songs from one of my favorite bands has a line that goes ''Cause I got a worried mind
Sharin' what I thought was mine
Gonna leave her where the guitars play"
give me the song and the band
I love classic rock so one of my favorite songs from one of my favorite bands has a line that goes ''Cause I got a worried mind
Sharin' what I thought was mine
Gonna leave her where the guitars play"
give me the song and the band
"I got a girl, want to b--l all day!' One of my favorite bands too- have all the albums. Heading out for a long Mem Day weekend. i'll let someone else get this. Hope everyone has a great Mem Day and Remember our Troops for a few moments this weekend!!
OK here goes an easy math question. A linear line passes through the points (3,4) and (-2,4) give me the slope of the line and the equation that defines it. The winner will get a great selection of Alberta cigars made from genuine El Toro poop.
An easy math question my a$$ lol. I admit i had help with this one, here goes
Each of the number pairs are x and y coordinates, of the form (x,y). x is the horizontal distance, and y is the vertical distance. The slope of the line where you know two points is the change in the y coordinate divided by the change in the x coordinate. Since the y coordinate is 4 in both cases, it doesn't change, and the line is perfectly horizontal for a slope of 0. The formula goes something like this:
(y2 – y1)/(x2-y1)
To use the formula, the first (x,y) pair is (3,4) and the second is (-2, 4), so the answer is:
(4-4)/(3-(4)) = 0/7=0
I have no clue what any of this means though.
Each of the number pairs are x and y coordinates, of the form (x,y). x is the horizontal distance, and y is the vertical distance. The slope of the line where you know two points is the change in the y coordinate divided by the change in the x coordinate. Since the y coordinate is 4 in both cases, it doesn't change, and the line is perfectly horizontal for a slope of 0. The formula goes something like this:
(y2 – y1)/(x2-y1)
To use the formula, the first (x,y) pair is (3,4) and the second is (-2, 4), so the answer is:
(4-4)/(3-(4)) = 0/7=0
I have no clue what any of this means though.
Ok Gregg (walker) has the slope of the line which is 0 because it is a horizontal line he found it using the rise over the run, but I still need the equation that defines the line.
Chip has it the slope is 0 and the equation is y=4.
Chip PM your address and the game is yours.
Gregg I will send you a "I came so close prize"
Chip PM your address and the game is yours.
Gregg I will send you a "I came so close prize"
Wooohooooo!!! THanks!
another math puzzle........
-Use #'s 1, 5, 6, 7 to get 21,
-Use each number once.
-add, subtract, divide and multiply
-You can use parenthesis
-no powers or square roots.
This is algebra, not a trick question.
ENJOY :arrow:
another math puzzle........
-Use #'s 1, 5, 6, 7 to get 21,
-Use each number once.
-add, subtract, divide and multiply
-You can use parenthesis
-no powers or square roots.
This is algebra, not a trick question.
ENJOY :arrow:
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