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There is nothing wrong with exercising the mind.![]()
Indeed. Thanks for your help all.

There is nothing wrong with exercising the mind.![]()
You are doing right angle triangle rules for something which isn't a right angle.
KaHn
Yeah, except Y is waaay off.btw my answers are rounded up/down.
KaHn
Yeah, except Y is waaay off.![]()
If it hasn't been answered already:
Pythagoras.
2x^2 = 22^2 = 484
x^2 = 242 = 15.56.
y = 22 - x = 6.44
Thus, x = 15.56 and y = 6.44
No trigonometry involved, whatsoever. Guaranteed correct.
Still off.No, because Y = .5 X, not .5 the hypotenuse (22).
x = 22sin45 = 15.6
y = 22 - x = 6.44
whats the issues here guys this is gcse maths, and why not use trig? its faster
Still off.
Should the thread title be "Quick math problem"?
I have a degree in maths. Judging by your answers to the question, I'm guessing you don't.
So NYAAAHH!![]()
Warwick.
2x^2 = 22^2 = 484
What do those up arrows mean?
awesome, im in my first year there doing maths and physics
how was finding a job after your degree? if you dont mind me asking and also slightly derailing the thread![]()
I got myself a job 3 months after graduating last year, making missiles of all things. I think the Warwick name carried me quite a long way, because I never did any internships and only the occasional part time job.
Well, you'll have lots of fun falling asleep in the back of MS.02 in 9 o clock lectures if you're anything like me. Especially if you've been to Top Banana the night before.
Edit: oh wait, they've demolished the SU building now haven't they? Is Top Banana still going?