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The book is Humble Pi by Matt Parker, because (a) It happened to be nearby at the moment I decided that I needed a book and (b) this edition has a nice flat spine, allowing me to set it up on edge without any additional support.
www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/610964/humble-pi-by-matt...
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[Signature] Wes - Mesh Head - v1.0
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[Signature] Wes Head Skin - 07 - Taupe
Wes Head - Eyebrows Shaper
Wes Head - Facial Shape (Start with this shape)
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"Live your Math in Greece, 600 Euro Salary - 450 Euro Rent"
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This is not a photo, but a mathematically generated image. Math can be beautiful :)
Union Pacific's star attraction, Engine 4014, also known as "Big Boy" was heading back to his home town, Cheyenne, Wyoming last Sunday morning.
Emmy the Clipper was sitting by the tracks to greet him as he passed through Julesburg, Colorado. Big Boy whistled at her as he went by.
If you look closely, you can see the Engineer and Fireman are leaning out of the cab to get a look.
Careful planning was required to capture this one. Emmy's "mark" was figured out in mid June during a scouting run.
Ken did the math to figure out what our shutter speed was needed to be to stop a 1.2 million pound locomotive. He nailed it!
Emmy the Clipper is 1:1 scale and was built by Packard of Detroit
Big Boy is just 1:1 scale and was built by American Locomotive Company of Schenectady, NY
Is a tripped out trip into Miki's math! Coming down soon so check it out!
What is it? Is an experiment, but expect to see more of this type of stuff across our sims.
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This photograph reflects how I feel at the moment.I am doing GCSE maths which I really don't like. I feel that the stress time and effort of doing this is sapping my creativity.In the scheme of things it's nothing.
Macro Mondays - Rule
A compass is a technical drawing instrument that can be used for inscribing circles or arcs. As dividers, they can also be used as tools to measure distances, in particular on maps. Compasses can be used for mathematics, drafting, navigation, and other purposes. (Wikipedia)
How fun - (or hard) would math scrabble be?! I think we should give it a go!
WAH is honoring RuthlessCrab today for her birthday! Her stream has lots of scrabble shots so am doing my take on scrabble in her honor. Happy birthday Ruth!!!
Found in a mug of stuff from my parents' house, likely won by my brother. Text reads "1977 N.P.H.S. MATH CONT. COMP. B 10TH" for #MacroMondays #Award
Taken around 1.66x magnification. The text "MATH CONT." measures 22 mm across.
Some people say "Maths is Fun" but some say not. I think No-one is wrong because that is the way you look at it. I personally think "Maths is Fun"
Your math teach will look askance at you if you insist that two is greater than four, and for good reason. But I know of at least once situation where two (as in feet) really is greater than four (wheels). It is the math of snowpacalypse. I can also tell you that one stalled car plus one stalled car quickly equals infinity. Or there exponential relationship between inches of snow and time of travel. I love math, especially blizzard math.
Last year's snowfall was pretty incredible, an opinion no doubt influenced by the fact I was above the traffic, not in it. To be fair though, I chose to park well before I got caught in traffic and walk the rest of the way before things got too messy.
Will we get another such snowfall this year? I have heard predictions that claim we will, but I'm skeptical. This was a once-a-decade snowing for Portland, which isn't to say it won't happen two years in a row... but probability is an area of mathematics that I spend less time in. I can tell you though that if we do, the number of exposed rolls of film I will produce will be greater than zero.
Pentax 67
Kodak Tri-X
Me....all through school!
CHEF clabudak wants us to have fun with math and geometry!
➤ Your image must have an overall abstract quality
➤ It must include at least one human body part
➤ Also at least one geometrical shape
➤ And a mathematical or geometrical diagram and/or equation
➤ NO MONOTONES
Well, of course, I was wrong! I HAVE used math quite a bit in my lifetime. All the items pictured were from Pixabay. Text from Picsart.
For some reason this shelter has math symbols built into it.
Taylorsville Lake State Park
Taylorsville, KY
MUARHSSS.
at last, i get to actually go in flickr
and upload this picture :D
I was trying to upload this picture in the afternoon
but ... something went wrong.
is like ... flickr is not moving. Is stuck D:
Oh yah, i got this idea when i was doing
my maths homework. Algebraic Expression D:
I end up not doing my maths D:
If you have two indoor cats, and one outdoor cat, how many cats do you have all together? :D
(Camille is actually indoor/outdoor. She lived on her own outside for quite a while before she brought her kittens to us and moved in, so we let her have outdoor privileges in the daytime.)
My daughter's math home work. For some it may look like a random combination of letters and numbers
For this occasion I combined the EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 with a 10mm extension tube
This is taken from my cucumber plant its not brilliant i know but thought it quite fitting for Math in nature