Some Math for You.

[268RTs4ME]

Did You know that if you multiplied 111,111,111 X 111,111,111 equals 12345678987654321 :cheers:

 

[ramenth]

Did you know .999 equals 1 without rounding up?

 

[3404speed]

and dividing by zero = "undefined"
LOL

 

[Valiant422]

Did You know that if you multiplied 111,111,111 X 111,111,111 equals 12345678987654321 :cheers:

oddly enough, thats how much bandwidth you just wasted! :bootysha:

 

[ramenth]

and dividing by zero = "undefined"
LOL

John, how you been?

 

[3404speed]

good!, need to stop by, working today...come get a pizza! (in HH)

 

[ramenth]

I would but with Christmas and all I'm kind short on the greenbacks...

 

[3404speed]

ahh, yes, the old problem of the Holiday season. Parting out the 85? New yorker, need any pieces?
Wow, talk about a thread going to "undefined"!

 

[ramenth]

Nah, got pieces pretty much covered for the Dip, except for the left taillight and we already talked about that...

yeah, what was this thread again? Something to do with math...:toothy10:

extra credit and a No-Prize if anyone can figure out the answer to my first question.

 

[3404speed]

1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 1
or.333 + .333 +.333 = 1
or .999 = 1

 

[ramenth]

1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 1
or.333 + .333 +.333 = 1
or .999 = 1

:cheers:

 

[3404speed]

sideways thinking

 

[ramenth]

yup. guess we think alike...

 

[crackedback]

1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 1
or.333 + .333 +.333 = 1
or .999 = 1

1/3 does not = .333

.333 is an approximation, just like "pi" is 3.14 but actually never has an end.

 

[casey70dartreed]

80085

 

[ramenth]

use .333 as an abbreviation for .333333333333333333333333 (I tried to go a full screen of threes, but the screen would be huge...)

the idea, though, it that .333 to infinity plus .333 to infinity plus .333 to infinity equals .999 to infinity never yielding 1. But 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 does.

 

[bigdemo1]

I actually did.

 

[res1vw21]

gotta go with CB here, unless you are looking at significant figures, but you didn't say that.

.999 is .001 away from 1.

 

[pastortom1]

I always hated math............

I still hate math..................:toothy10:

 

[RPM]

dudes..... seriously....


-RPM

 

[ramenth]

dudes..... seriously....


-RPM

why would you want to be serious?

 

[Bill Dedman]

Did you know that Ford built three completely different 351 motors, awhile back? 351-Cleveland, 351, Windsor, and 351 Montreal? (or, "Modified???)

The Cleveland motor had canted valves, the 351 Windsor had "true wedge" heads, and the 351-M was a tall-block, destroked 400, with canted valves.

Ma Mopar built 2 different 426's; a wedge ("street" engine,) and the mighty HEMI...

And 2 different 383's; a short stroke, and a long-stroke version.

 

[pastortom1]

........I'm So CONFUSED..........:sad5::tongue3::banghead::violent1:

 

[ramenth]

Did you know that Ford built three completely different 351 motors, awhile back? 351-Cleveland, 351, Windsor, and 351 Montreal? (or, "Modified???)

The Cleveland motor had canted valves, the 351 Windsor had "true wedge" heads, and the 351-M was a tall-block, destroked 400, with canted valves.

Ma Mopar built 2 different 426's; a wedge ("street" engine,) and the mighty HEMI...

And 2 different 383's; a short stroke, and a long-stroke version.

Too bad bpwordman scrapped a '60 Chrysler with the RB 383 in it. Would have made for an interesting build...

 

[res1vw21]

Did you know that Ford built three completely different 351 motors, awhile back? 351-Cleveland, 351, Windsor, and 351 Montreal? (or, "Modified???)

The Cleveland motor had canted valves, the 351 Windsor had "true wedge" heads, and the 351-M was a tall-block, destroked 400, with canted valves.

Ma Mopar built 2 different 426's; a wedge ("street" engine,) and the mighty HEMI...

And 2 different 383's; a short stroke, and a long-stroke version.

I did not know that, interesting....