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Please please PLEASE(!!!!!), when you put something into a category, make sure that the categories are alphabetized. So if something has | Please please PLEASE(!!!!!), when you put something into a category, make sure that the categories are alphabetized. So if something has | ||
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Revision as of 16:06, 25 October 2007
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Did you see the 1=2 approval award? Go here.
Thanks
For the 2 user awards (after all, 1 does equal 2). It's nice to know that there are several active users around here. Azjps (talk) 19:15, 8 October 2007 (EDT)
- Are you saying, extend
to a point 
on the circumcircle of 
, then use power of point/ptolemy (and same for other triangle)? I'm not sure, but wouldn't that add more variables into the problem, like finding 
and such (of course you could be right, but I don't see any simple cyclic quad. solutions)? I think area ratios, or maybe Menelaus or Ceva, might be more applicable. Azjps (talk) 19:47, 23 October 2007 (EDT)
to a point 
on the circumcircle of 
, then use power of point/ptolemy (and same for other triangle)? I'm not sure, but wouldn't that add more variables into the problem, like finding 
and such (of course you could be right, but I don't see any simple cyclic quad. solutions)? I think area ratios, or maybe Menelaus or Ceva, might be more applicable. WHAT????????????
OH! Well, I was just saying extend some points to make cyclic quads, find similar triangles, and make a few solvable equations.
Like extend E one unit to G. AGDB is cyclic. Find similar triangles to get rations from DB to AG and GD to AB.
Hehe
You can sign your self and stuff by putting four tilde things like this: ~~~~ Or, you just click the button with a signature on it and it automatically puts it in. Nice work on the AMCs you've been doing. Temperalxy 18:13, 24 October 2007 (EDT)
Issues
Gazunteit!
Categories
Please please PLEASE(!!!!!), when you put something into a category, make sure that the categories are alphabetized. So if something has
(Categories: Stubs | Definitions)
Rearrange the definitions and the stubs so it will look like
(Categories: Definitions | Stubs)
Thank you.
Wikipedia and PlanetMath
Don't copy stuff from them!
