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	Algebre		2009-03-04
		Jonnathan pose la question : Pour entrer sur le site d'une exposition, il en coute 41$ pour 2 enfants et 2 adultes mais 37.50$ pour 3 enfants et un adulte. Quel est le prix de la rentree pour l'enfant et quel est le prix de la rentree pour l'adulte? il faut utiliser la methode de comparaison ou de substitution Claude Tardif lui répond.
	Les 3 maisons		2003-11-16
		Amandine pose la question : Sur la figure ci-contre on peut voir 3 maisons A, B et C nouvellement construites. Toutes les 3 doivent être reliées au gaz, à l'eau et à l'électricité. Cependant, tous ces raccordements doivent impérativement avoir lieu dans un même plan et les câbles et autres canalisations ne peuvent pas se croiser. Comment doit-on s'y prendre pour relier les 3 maisons à l'eau, au gaz et à l'électricité? Claude Tardif lui répond.
	3 maisons		2002-08-23
		Wilfrid pose la question : voila j'ai une petite énigme a vous proposez il y a 3 maisons chaque maisons doit être reliées par une arrivées d'eau , d'électricité et par le gaz sans que les lignes ne se croisses pouvez vous me dire si c'est possible car moi j'ai essayé et ne suis pas arrivé je vous joint un exemple pour que vous compreniez mieux merci d'avance Claude Tardif lui répond.
	The positive root of sin(x) = x^2		2015-12-13
		Kemboi pose la question : Find the positive root of the equation sin(x) = x^2 Penny Nom lui répond.
	Archimedes, Euclid and "Circular Reasoning"		2015-11-15
		Ron pose la question : I have read about Archimedes and his work with sphere in cylinder and cone in cylinder and the volume relationships. Did he or any others also extend this to regular based polygon based regular like pillars, and columns? The ratio of 1/3 to 1 whole holds true with all regular based columns as example: a regular pyramid having a regular hexagon base inside a regular hexagon column of equal height. Chris Fisher lui répond.
	A 6-person team that has 9 players		2015-09-21
		Sheri pose la question : I am organizing a 6-person team that has 9 players. How do I schedule them fairly over a 9 week league? Victoria West lui répond.
	A schedule for an 8 person team		2015-08-27
		Julie pose la question : We have 8 people on our team, but only 4 can play every week. We have 32 weeks, total. How can we divide this so everyone plays evenly ? Robert Dawson lui répond.
	A 5-person golf flight		2014-05-05
		Jeremy pose la question : can you have a 5-person golf flight and play only 3 matches so that one person plays one match each? Victoria West lui répond.
	Simson line		2013-05-23
		Nazrul pose la question : From any point p lying on the circumcircle of the triangle perpendiculars PD , PE are drawn on BC,CA respectively. The line segment ED intersects at the point 0 ; prove that PO ⊥ AB ( PO is perpendicular to AB ). Chris Fisher lui répond.
	A silver figurine		2013-05-03
		Renee pose la question : I have a silver figurine, the density of silver is 10.5g/cm3. if the figurine weighed 149 g. to determine the volume, he dropped it into a cylindrical glas of water. the diameter of the glass is 6 cm and the figurine was pure silver, by how much should the water level in the glass rise? Penny Nom lui répond.
	What is the better price?		2012-03-30
		john pose la question : What is the better price? If a bag of mulch sells for $6.75 and contains 2.7 cubit feet versus a bag selling for $5.99 and contains 2 cubit feet. Which is the better value? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Mathematics and a musical dilemma		2011-01-19
		rahul pose la question : how is mathematics applied in entertainment? Harley Weston lui répond.
	Comparing percentages		2010-06-14
		Anouska pose la question : In category A, Annie gave 5 out of 6 responses. I make this 83% I the same category, Adam gave 4 out of 10 responses. I make this 40% Does this mean that Annie gave 43% more responses in this category than Adam? Robert Dawson lui répond.
	Show your work		2009-09-02
		Gerald pose la question : We have a 6th grade student who can solve math problem successfully without showing her work. The teacher thinks it is not fair that she doesn't show her work and the other have to and do. What sort of classroom accommodation(s) would you recommend for this type of student. It would seem to be a popular problem since there are many student who think more global than sequential. Victoria West, Penny Nom and Robert Dawson lui répond.
	A father and son problem		2009-07-23
		yomi pose la question : five years ago, a father was 3 times as old as is son, now their combines age's amount 110 years. what is the present age of the father? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Real World Applications of Mathematical Skills		2009-06-08
		Kathy pose la question : I am teaching a student who is on the life skills program and is at the stage 2 level for maths but is in year 9 (stage 3). I am looking for maths lessons that will help her in life. Like maths in shopping, maths in fashion, maths in the home etc. Your help in finding lesson plans is urgently needed. Janice Cotcher lui répond.
	Nullity		2009-02-16
		Justin pose la question : What exactly does the term nullity mean in the context of transreal numbers invented by Dr. James Anderson? Thanks for your help in answering this question! All the Best, Justin Robert Dawson lui répond.
	System of equations - comparison method		2009-01-02
		nick pose la question : Hi, I am doing a project on system of equations by using comparison method, but for some reason or another, i can't seem to find any information on the comparison method at all. So, please would you help me by giving me a website that you know of that has some information on my method. And, if you know the answer, can you please tell me why or when do we use system of equations by using comparison method? Thank You Robert Dawson lui répond.
	Estimate the cube root of 270		2008-03-11
		Tom pose la question : (a) By plotting suitable graphs, estimate to one decimal place the cube root of 270. (b) With reference to your answer to part (a), use 8 iterations of a Bisection Search to refine your estimate. Use the nearest whole numbers either side of your estimate from part (a) as starting values. (c) Using either of your starting values from part (b) as first guess, use the Newton-Raphson method to find the true value of the root (to 6 decimal places). Repeat using the other starting value from part (b) and compare the two results. Harley Weston lui répond.
	A geodesic dome		2007-09-25
		Roger pose la question : In my Science-Fiction series, I have a Dyson's Sphere tiled with regular hexagons. The number of hexagons is over 300,000 and the radius of the Sphere is roughly 80,000,000 miles. The actual size of the Sphere and hexagons have been left flexible until I can come up with a definite number of hexagons that would fit. My problem is the pattern of hexagons which would fit within the sphere without leaving gaps or overlapping. My best guess has been to use four equilateral triangles composed of 78606 hexagons, (396 per edge) arranged around the sphere with six 'zippers' to connect them and four 'caps' at the points, for a total of 316804 hexagons. Given the fact that each Hex is the same size, does this seem plausible? Is there some pattern formula I can use to play with these figures? Simple divsion of areas will not work if the number derived will not fit into the pattern to leave a perfectly tiled surface. Thank you. Chris Fisher lui répond.
	Prisoners		2007-05-12
		Ryan pose la question : Last monday, the county jail had 200 prisoners. Of these, 130 were accused of felonies, and 121 were accused of misdemeanors. How many prisoners were accused of both a felony and a misdemeanor? Stephen La Rocque lui répond.
	x^x = 2x		2007-02-22
		ramsay pose la question : This has been bugging me for ages. How do find both real solutions to x^x = 2x? Obviously I have x=2, and there's another at about 0.35, but I can't work it out properly. Any help? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Calculating a person's volume		2007-01-20
		James pose la question : Hi i am currently trying to calculate my volume. I have tried to do this using a tank of water and measuring the difference. i worked out that my volume is 112 litres. my question is that i want to make a box that would hold my volume and so i need to convert it into centimeters. i know that there are 100 cm^2 in a litre. if i divide this by 4 i would be 91x91x91ft. is this simply to do with density. if so how could i make this more realistic? Stephen La Rocque lui répond.
	Whose photo is he looking at?		2006-02-19
		Adeyeri pose la question : Looking at a picture a man says, that the father of the person (in photo) is the son of my father. whose photo is he looking at? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Nixon, Jefferson, and Madison		2002-10-08
		Lisa pose la question : The longest-lived US presidents are John Adams(age90), Herbert Hoover (also90), and Harry Truman (88). Behind them are James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, and Richard Nixon. The lattter three men lived a total of 249 years, and their ages at the time of death form consecutive odd integers. For how long did Nixon, Jefferson, and Madison live? Penny Nom lui répond.
	7th grade math lesson plans		2002-07-23
		Peter pose la question : Where can I get samples of 7th grade math lesson plans and curriculum for the whole year? Leeanne Boehm lui répond.
	Ratio and proportion		2001-10-10
		Steve pose la question : Where would you use a proportion and/or a ratio in a real life job or problem. Leeanne Boehm and Walter Whiteley lui répond.
	Standard deviation		2001-09-22
		Doug pose la question : I was wondering if anybody knows who the founder of standard deviation was? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Leukemia		2001-04-15
		Don pose la question : Assume: Leukemia occurs at an incidence of 1 in 10,000. Benzene is a known carcinogen which causes Leukemia and has been found in toxic levels in the homes of a community of 1200 people. Question: How many cases of Leukemia would be necessary to reject the null hypothesis. That is, to suggest that statistically, the cases are more likely due to benzene exposure rather than chance. Chris Fisher and Penny Nom lui répond.
	Solving x - sin(x) = constant		2000-12-29
		Keith Roble pose la question : If x is in radians, how do you solve for x, where: x-sin(x) = constant? Harley Weston lui répond.
	Inductive reasoning pattern		1999-09-13
		Greg Walsh pose la question : What are the next 2 rows of the pattern? 3 13 1113 3113 2123 112213 312213 Walter Whileley lui répond.
	Geometry patterns lesson plans		1998-12-31
		Vicki pose la question : hi,,, my name is Vicki and I am a new 5th grade teacher.... Anyway, I'm supposed to come up with a lesson plan to Explore patterns that result from cominations of "reflections, rotations, and translations of geometric figures. The plan is to include: writing/metacognition, assessment strategies, interdisciplanary connections, supplemental materials, or textbook, and Bloom's taxonomy level. Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jack LeSage lui répond.
	Linear systems of equations		1998-11-16
		Crystal Girvan pose la question : My name is Crystal Girvan.Im in grade 11. I have a question.We are solving linear systems of equations: comparison method. My questions is. it says a)use the method of comparison to solve this system a=b-1, 3a+ b=3 b) verify your solutin in a I dont understand it. please help Jack LeSage lui répond.
	The Central Limit Theorem		1997-04-21
		Donna Hall pose la question : A skeptic gives the following argument to show that there must be a flaw in the central limit theorem: We know that the sum of independent Poisson random variables follows a Poisson distribution with aparameter that is the sum of the parameters of the summands. In particular, if n independentPoisson random variables, each with parameter 1/n, are summed, the sum has a Poisson distributionwith parameter 1. The central limit theoren says the sum tends to a normal distribution, butPoisson distribution with parameter 1 is not normal. What do you think of this argument? Neal Madras lui répond.

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