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	The derivative of sin(x)		2014-04-26
		Lucky pose la question : f(x)=Sin(x), by first principle its f'(x)...show me how to solve such problem. Penny Nom lui répond.
	The derivative of x^-(1/2)		2012-01-14
		Eric pose la question : I have an problem figuring out the derivative of the negative square root of x i.e. x^-(1/2) using the first principle. Could someone please show me? Thanks in advance! Harley Weston lui répond.
	Odds and evens in an n by n+1 table		2010-01-21
		Shankar pose la question : The boxes of an n * (n+1) table ( n rows and n+1 columns) are filled with integers. Prove that one can cross out several columns ( not all of them !) so that after this operation all the sums of the numbers in each row will be even. Robert Dawson lui répond.
	Friends in a class		2009-09-14
		pran pose la question : it is known that among any group of three students in a class two of them are friends. the total number of students is 25. prove that there is a student who has at least 12 friends Claude Tardif lui répond.
	Choices at a restaurant		2009-04-13
		Rob pose la question : There is a restaurant you get: Rice/Noodles (1) Main Ingredient (any) Sauce (1) 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7     8     9     10     11     12   So the question is how many different combinations are there. You can only have 1 rice/noodles in a selection and only 1 sauce in a selection but you can have between 1 and all twelve mains in a selection. there are 7 rice/noodles , 12 mains and 6 sauces. How many possibilies. I did it mentally in the restuarant, no pen, paper or calculater and i got 3276..i think thats wrong. please help Rob Robert Dawson, Stephen La Rocque and Claude Tardif lui répond.
	Differentiate x^(1/3) using first principles		2007-09-14
		Sheila pose la question : our teacher gave us this question as a challenge and even he couldnt figure it out: Differentiate x^(1/3) [aka the cube root of x] using first principles. i know the answer is 1/(3.x^2/3), but how is it possible using first principles? Harley Weston lui répond.
	How many two digit numbers contain at least one 7?		2007-09-06
		Janet pose la question : How many two digit numbers contain at least one number seven? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Choosing a bicycle		2007-03-28
		Jackie pose la question : A specific brand of bike comes in two frames, for males or females. Each frame comes in a choice of two colors, red and blue, and with a choice of three seats, soft, medium, and hard. a) Use the counting principle to determine the number of different arrangements of bicycles that are possible. b) Construct a tree diagram illustrating all the different arrangements of bicycles that are possible. c) List the sample space. Penny Nom lui répond.
	Three dice		2004-05-10
		A student pose la question : If one has 3, 6 sided dice what is the probability of the numbers that are rolled to total 4 through 10 inclusively? Subsequent to this, what is the probability to do this consecutively...say 3 times? Peny Nom lui répond.
	Divisibility by 2 or 5 or both		2003-10-30
		Abdu pose la question : How many positive integers less than 1,001 are divisible by either 2 or 5 or both? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Friends and enemies		2003-03-24
		Becky pose la question : Consider a room that contains six people. Any two people are either friends of each other, or they are enemies. A. Argue why there are three people, all who are friends, or there are at least three people, all who are enemies B. Rephrase the situation using graph terminology, using all of these terms correctly: vertex, edge, graph, complement, clique, independent set, and bipartite. Penny Nom lui répond.
	Investing $5,000		2001-07-09
		A student pose la question : A principal amount of $5,000 was invested in a savings account for 5 years.The interest earned was $500.Use the simple interest formula to find the annual rate of interest. Penny Nom lui répond.
	Danging couples		2001-06-06
		Danielle pose la question : How many boy-girl dancing couples could be formed if 85 boys and 102 girls attend a school dance? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Your DJ Business		2001-05-30
		Linda pose la question : Your DJ Business has 6 rap, 10 rock, 6 alternative, 8 oldies, and 5 country CD singles. How many different 10-song sets can the DJ play, if she plays 2 singles from each category? and How many different 10-song sets if she plays exactly 3 rap singles and 4 rock singles in each set? Leeanne Boehm lui répond.
	Choosing a car		2001-04-28
		Ashley pose la question : THE CAR DEALERSHIP IN TOWN OFFERS 32 DIFFERENT MODELS OF VIHICLES.EACH MODEL HAS A CHOICE OF EIGHT INTERIOR COLORS,EIGHT EXTERIOR COLORS,AND ALSO THE OPTION OF AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL TRANSMISSION. HOW MANY COMBINATIONS ARE POSSIBLE? Penny Nom and Andrei Volodin lui répond.
	Permutations and Multiplication Principle		2000-09-22
		Candice pose la question : A forester selects 4 pink and 4 white dogwoods. The trees are to be planted in row. If a tree is distinguished by color only, in how many ways can the eight dogwoods be planted? How many of these arrangements have at least two trees of the same color side by side? Denis Hanson and Claude Tardif lui répond.
	towers of cubes		1999-10-05
		Sanker pose la question : I need help to solve this Rules for bulding towers of cubes rule 1 The number of cubes on the bottom layer is always one less than the number of squares on the grid rule 2 Each new layer is made with one cube less than the layer underneath it. Investigate how many different arrangements there are of 4 cubes on top of 5 cubes on a two by three grid investigate the number of different arrangements of six cubes on top of seven cubes on a two by four grid investigate the relation between the number of arrangements of cubes and the size of the grid when there are two layers of cubes when there are more than two layers of cubes Walter Whiteley lui répond.
	Square Roots and Functions.		1997-04-23
		Ed pose la question : 1. In most texts the solution to a question such as square root x = -6 is x is undefined. Yet when teaching to solve xsquared = 36 x = +6 or -6 There appears to be a contradiction here. My question is when, where and why do we use the principle square root, not both + and -? This often occurs as the extraneous root in the solution of radical equations and in stating the domain and range of functions involving square roots. 2. Are there any simple rules for determining whether equations are functions without graphing them and doing a vertical line test? Harley Weston lui répond.

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