User talk:1=2
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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.
? Don't know. Didn't solve it.
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!
Inequalites
For inequalities, what category do we put them under? I have an idea: Put them in a category called "Inequalites", and make that a subset of both Category:Algebra and Category:Number theory. Temperalxy 15:09, 26 October 2007 (EDT)
