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Looks like one of my homework papers, back in the day. Calculus always gave me fits. If I can't count it, draw a picture of it, or get my hands on it, it's hopeless. :-(
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This is from the inside of a long forgotten place in the Rocky Mountains. This must have been the tool and die shop, and you can see the beautiful colors of the changing aspen trees out the window...
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Math in nature! Naturally occurring hexagonal #shapes on the Giant's Causeway, N.Ireland #mathphoto16 t.co/IxkZ4et5mj - @ElleBeeBC
With the business of moving into a new home over the last month, it was finally good to get out a grab some pictures of the new neighborhood on an unseasonably warm fall evening.
Here are some shots of various buildings around the UIC campus. I found rickety fire-escape staircase and setup camp to grab this one.
@dailyshoot: 2010/05/19: Make a photo today that distills some simplicity from the complexity of the world. #ds185
It's powerful to still know how to use cross multiplication (here calculating dimensions for a video conversion). Thanks to my math teachers at Bedford Elementary School, Sudbrook Middle School, and Milford Mill High for showing me the power of math... even wacky Blooma Friedman, my 10th grade chemistry teacher, who insisted we learn how to use a slide rule (sorry Blooma, I did forget that).
a girl student busy doing math on her slate.
Clicked @ Aalambana. Read complete story @ Hyderabad Photography Club website.
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Found this old envelope in a box in the closet. What is the arithmetic she was doing? The right side looks like it was interrupted in the middle of subtraction.
We think that
The core of life is economy.
The core of economy is finance.
The foundation of finance is Mathematics, etc.
J.T.T.
Math Cards: Quick quizzes in basic math for iPhone and iPod touch.
Quick quizzes in basic math for iPhone and iPod touch.
Features:
- Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide Cards
- Per-Card Grades
- Grade-as-you-go
- 25 Problems per Card
- Touch quickly to advance
- Touch-and-hold to learn
DollarApp believes in doing one thing well and keeping it simple. This app improves math skill with the built-in lessons on arithmetic, percentage, and letter grades.
Great for kids, moms, and dads alike!
Design by Miguel Elasmar.
Original engineering by William Janoch, additional engineering by Emory Al-Imam.