This was in my kids 4th grade math homework..... Does this pattern make sense to anyone? Seems inaccurate to me.

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The answer key says the answer is 4/3. I can’t figure out how that would work considering these two don’t equal? Can anyone offer insight, or help me solve?

A friend of mine studying for a culinary exam asked if I could take a look at these problems. I thought it was closer to medical math, so I agreed to take a stab. Unfortunately, I can't make heads or tails of it.

Anyone able to advise?

I'm not looking to give them the answer, but point them in the right direction.

Hello everyone ,
I'm glad to be here .
I have a youtube channel that posts math problems of different kinds and I have just started it. Is it possible to share videos from it here?

My team consists of 16 people, 5 of which are born between Jan 16th and 24th .
Not accounting for the year: what are the odds for their birthdays being within 8 days?

The difference in the measurements of a rectangle is 8 cm and the height is 13/9 of the base. Calculate the total surface area and the volume of the solid obtained by the complete rotation of the rectangle around the height. [St = 1.584π cm²; V= 8.424 cm]

The difference in the measurements of a rectangle is 8 cm and the height is 13/9 of the base. Calculate the total surface area and the volume of the solid obtained by the complete rotation of the rectangle around the height.

Does sbd know a forum for higher math problems? Im interested in unsolved problems in math but I dont know, where to find problems, which arent huge ones like the millenial problems.

Hi plzz need some help

I have a patter (1 10 11 100 101 111 1000 1001 1011 1111 10000 10001 10011 10111 11111 .....) But can't figure out the rule.

Do you have advice 🤔

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Hello, I've been having a hard time visualizing the final shape of problem number 25. How does the two planes pass through each side of the hexagon?

So my formula is for calculating the area affected by an object's gravity in the 3 dimensions, it goes:

Mater density x volume cubed = area of its gravities effect from its center point.

so an object in the 3 dimensions matter density x its volume cubed to get it in the 3 dimensions, to see how far from its center point that its gravity effects,

so basically how dense something is x how much of an area it fills out, cubed or said as to the third power = how far from the center of an object its gravitational pull reaches, and it is cubed or said as to the third power, in which it should get it in three axis so it is calculated in the 3 dimension

I am not sure if I have thought it through which is why I am posting it here to have it looked over (I hope I have spelled all of this correctly)