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	(-2)^x		1997-12-12
		Ken Bokinac pose la question : During our math class last week we came accross an equation that we could not graph we were wondering if you could help us try and graph it. The question is: y=(-2)^x Harley Weston lui répond.
	Question de trigonométrie		1997-12-11
		Jean-Pierre Quesnel pose la question : Je suis dans le désert et je parcours 1000 km à partir du point "A" jusqu'au point "B". Si je reviens au point "A" et fais une rotation de 8 degrés en faisant un autre 1000 km, quelle sera la distance en km entre les points "B" et "C". Diane Hanson et Penny Nom lui répond.
	Calculating the Intersection Point.		1997-12-10
		Milton Parsons pose la question : Given 2 lines through (x1,y1),(x2,y2),and (x3,y3),(x4,y4). Can you give me a good formula for calculating the intersection point. I would greatly appreciate it.Thanks. Chris Fisher and Penny Nom lui répond.
	Pythagorean Triples.		1997-12-04
		Shameq Sayeed pose la question : I've got a couple of problems which I hope you'll be able to solve for me. I'm investigating pythagorean triples, and I have found a trend for the triples themselves, and thus have been able to form a general equation, i.e. a=2x+1, b=2x^2+2x, and c=b+1. Now, I sure this equation works, because I've tried it out and have come up with triples that adhere to a^2 + b^2 = c^2. But I was wondering WHY c=b+1. Is it possible to have c=b+2, and if not why not? THAT is the first problem. Chris Fisher lui répond.
	Shimin's Geometry Problem		1997-12-02
		Ong Shimin pose la question : ABCD is a rectangle. X and Y are the midpoints of BC and CD respectively. W is a point on AB such that AW : WB = 2 : 1. Z is a point on AD such that AZ : ZD = 2 : 1. WY intersects XZ at O. If the area of triangle WOZ is 84 centimeters squared, find the area of triangle XOY. Chris Fisher lui répond.
	Limited area and unlimited perimeter.		1997-11-28
		Rosa pose la question : There is a figure, it has unlimited perimeter but has limited area , what is the figure and how to draw it ? Thank you very much! Harley Weston lui répond.
	Ratios.		1997-11-26
		Jennifer Kim pose la question : I am a grade 12 math student who would like to know if there is an easy way to solve In a school the ratio of the number of Grade 11 students to the number of grade 12 students is 4:3. If there were 5 fewer students in grade 11 and 3 more students in grade 12, the ratio would be 7:6. How many students in each grade? Penny Nom lui répond.
	A Problem with Logs.		1997-11-26
		Herman pose la question : Given log 24=a, log 25=b and log 26=c, express log 39 in terms of a, b and c. Penny Nom lui répond.
	Guess and Check		1997-11-25
		Don Ramey pose la question : Hope you can help !!!! my daughter is in the 4th grade.. she has brought home a homework paper and the subject is problem solving. she does not understand what is expected of her. I have tried to help, but I do not understand either. She is to use the Guess and check Strategy. Ben knows 100 of his neighbors by name. Ten are fish. The rest are frogs and turtles. He knows the names of twice as many turtles as frogs. How many turtles does he know by name.? Please help by explaining the guess and check strategy for a problem like this. Diane Hanson lui répond.
	Division by a fraction.		1997-11-21
		Roger Marchegiano pose la question : I am interested in a solution to the following extra credit problem for my son in Geometry. We have been unable to produce a satisfactory response: Show a geometric representation of the division of fractions algorithm, (When you divide fractions you multiply the numerator by the reciprocal of the denominator). Penny Nom lui répond.
	A geometry problem		1997-11-20
		Herman pose la question : When produced, two equal chords AB and CD of a circle meet at P in an angle of 24 degrees. If H is the mid-point of AB and K is the mid-point of CD, calculate the size of angle HKD. Penny Nom lui répond.
	Driving me CRAZY.		1997-11-17
		Billy Tran pose la question : Write a two digit number (both digits different and neither equal to zero) and then express the same number but now composed of the same two digits in reverse order with some mathematical symbol (+, -, *, /, roots, !, or exponents). for example: 25 = 5^2. Now give me another. Hope you get this, cause its driving me CRAZY Penny Nom lui répond.
	Octants		1997-11-10
		Jason Watkins pose la question : I know which octant is octant 1 because all variables are positive. How do we number the other octants? Harley Weston lui répond.
	Negative Primes.		1997-11-10
		Leah Zucker and Paul Michael pose la question : I have received the following question via e-mail from my granddaughter: "Can negative numbers (like -7) be prime? If not, why not?" Chris Fisher lui répond.
	Multiplying imaginary numbers.		1997-11-03
		Jim Catton pose la question : Here is the question: (square root -2) x (square root -8) My algebra suggests two possibilities . . . Walter Whiteley, Chris Fisfer and Harley Weston lui répond.

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