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February 06, 2014, 09:00:45 PM
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Having problems with algebra and need a little help ? don't worry then for between 0.001 btc and 0.02 btc i'll help you to understand the concepts and the workings of this topic
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February 06, 2014, 09:20:21 PM
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"Consider (x² / 4) + (y² / 1) = ππ. What is the equation describing this after it has been rotated 420 counterclockwise, traveling at a speed no greater than a migratory South African Swallow?"
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February 06, 2014, 10:40:05 PM
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"Consider (x² / 4) + (y² / 1) = ππ. What is the equation describing this after it has been rotated 420 counterclockwise, traveling at a speed no greater than a migratory South African Swallow?"

is this serious? how the hell does anyone even fathom making this up in the very least? omg need to smoke a doobie after reading that
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February 06, 2014, 10:59:22 PM
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lol actually it can be answered, it describes a positive trending, exponentially rising curve (due to nn ) ranging from zero to infinity that is by putting nn = the value of x, then rotating the curve 40o counterclockwise while moving it at the speed of said migratory bird, and within the limits of the starting point of rotation to the end point of rotation the figure of a relative bulls horn is obtained
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February 06, 2014, 11:07:32 PM
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lol actually it can be answered, it describes a positive trending, exponentially rising curve (due to nn ) ranging from zero to infinity that is by putting nn = the value of x, then rotating the curve 40o counterclockwise while moving it at the speed of said migratory bird, and within the limits of the starting point of rotation to the end point of rotation the figure of a relative bulls horn is obtained

Booom! lol
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February 06, 2014, 11:10:26 PM
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lol actually it can be answered, it describes a positive trending, exponentially rising curve (due to nn ) ranging from zero to infinity that is by putting nn = the value of x, then rotating the curve 40o counterclockwise while moving it at the speed of said migratory bird, and within the limits of the starting point of rotation to the end point of rotation the figure of a relative bulls horn is obtained


pay this man his monays  you are good my man. lol or maybe im just way behind times.
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February 06, 2014, 11:14:36 PM
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"Consider (x² / 4) + (y² / 1) = ππ. What is the equation describing this after it has been rotated 420 counterclockwise, traveling at a speed no greater than a migratory South African Swallow?"

The equation simplifies to

y = √(-0.25x² +  ππ), which when graphed results in an undefined y.  Are you sure that's the correct equation?

@Carter you mistook n for pi
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February 06, 2014, 11:32:32 PM
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lol i see, my bad there the equation you did is correct though
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February 06, 2014, 11:38:37 PM
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lol i see, my bad there the equation you did is correct though

nevermind this man has failed me sigh
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