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	Term definitions		1996-09-18
		M. Seltzer pose la question : A 7th grade algebra student would like the definition of the terms proper factor and perfect number. The Centralizer lui répond.
	How do you find out if a number is a composite or prime?		1996-09-16
		Trish Feenstra pose la question : Hi my name is Trish Feenstra. In grade 8. How do you find out if a number is a composite or prime if it is big like 37 529? Reply soon got a test on Friday the 13th Denis Hanson lui répond.
	Repeating decimals		1996-09-09
		Alice pose la question : What is the line called that is placed over the decimal to show that it is infinitely repeating? The Centralizer lui répond.
	Will this always yield a palindrome?		1996-08-28
		Andy Golden pose la question : My friend Justin Skywatcher, said that when his children were in 6th grade, they were taught that if you take any number, reverse it and add the two together, a palindrome will result. If not, continue performing the above operations, and a palindrome will eventually result. Will this always yield a palindrome? Chris Fisher lui répond.
	Thousands, millions, billions and trillions		1996-08-22
		Blaine pose la question : What are the names of the periods in groups of numbers like 123,456,789. I need to know the names of them for school. I already know the first ones: units thousands millions billions trillions. Penny Nom and Diane Hanson lui répond.
	Where do 2^x and x^2 intersect?		1996-07-23
		Darin M Selfridge pose la question : The intersecting points of y=2^x and y=x^2, graphed along with x^2=2^x, are obviously three... (2,4), (4,16) and (?,?). I am having problems figuring out the value, and even an equation for the (?,?). Can you help? Harley Weston Chris Fisher lui répond.
	How do you raise a number to an imaginary/complex power?		1996-07-03
		Andy Golden pose la question : How do you raise a number to an imaginary/complex power? I know how you raise "e" to a complex power, like e^(pi*i): cos pi + i * sin pi But what about numbers other than "e"? What if I want to raise 5 to the 2i power? How is that done? Chris Fisher lui répond.
	What are fractals and are they of any practical use?		1996-06-26
		Ron pose la question : What are fractals and are they of any practical use? Chris Fisher lui répond.
	Diagonals in a polygon		1996-06-18
		Steven pose la question : How many diagonals are there in a polygon? Denis Hanson lui répond.
	Show that this construction yields a rhombus.		1996-06-16
		LennyB pose la question : Hello, I have a problem. I doubt you can help me. If you have an isosceles trapezoid, and you connect the midpoints of the four sides of the isosceles trapezoid forming a quadrilateral, how do you prove that it's a rhombus in a 2 column proof?? Penny Nom lui répond.
	a to the power zero		1996-06-03
		Beti pose la question : Why is a number to the power 0 equal to 1? Harley Weston lui répond.
	Prove that these two lines are parallel.		1996-05-29
		Adam Piekarzewski pose la question : Using parallel line theorems and side angle side etc. in triangle acd a line is drawn from point b on ac and point i on ad. another triangle fliped vertically and joined at d is named fdh, a line is drawn from point e on fd and point g on fh. ab = fg, ai = fe, ac || fh prove that bi || eg /- -/ Harley Weston lui répond.
	How do you graph these inequalities?		1996-05-17
		Robert pose la question : How do you graph the inequalities 5+gg, and g+h>6 on one coordinate plane? Harley Weston and Maxine Stinka lui répond.
	How do you graph these equations?		1996-04-30
		David Gamble pose la question : How do you graph the equation x=3 on a x,y graph? Also how do you graph f(x)=-3x + 2 on the same graph? Harley Weston and Maxine Stinka lui répond.
	A coin problem		1996-04-16
		Julie Hebert and Simon Hamel pose la question : How many weighings would you need to find out which pile is fraudulent? Penny Nom lui répond.

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