[QUOTE=Led-ZeppelinIV]No, no. Square root 800=square root 100 times square root 8.

Therefore, square root 800=10 square root 8.

Then you reduce the fraction. Hang on, I'll do it in paint.[/QUOTE]
u fail


srrt of 800 = sqrrt of 400 times sqrrt of 2 = sqrrt of 2 times 20

(20 times sqrrt of 2)/10 = 2 x sqrrt of 2


eat it bihatch, gr 12 calculus ftw! n00b!

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]u fail


srrt of 800 = sqrrt of 400 times sqrrt of 2 = sqrrt of 2 times 20

(20 times sqrrt of 2)/10 = 2 x sqrrt of 2


eat it bihatch, gr 12 calculus ftw! n00b![/QUOTE]
GAH! My grade 10 adv. algebra has failed me! I'm suing teh skool!

[QUOTE=Led-ZeppelinIV][url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/BPMead007/umathnoob.jpg[/url]

Therefore, u=tehpwned[/QUOTE]
pfft sqqrt 2 x 2 = super simplified
sqrrt 8 = n00b simplification

ur a major n00b, I bet when you simplify negative sqrrts you don't even do i! n00b!

[QUOTE=Led-ZeppelinIV]GAH! My grade 10 adv. algebra has failed me! I'm suing teh skool![/QUOTE]
it's okay, I pwnz everyone at math. 100% on gr 10 math exams ftw!

*i'm so cool, my mom told me

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]pfft sqqrt 2 x 2 = super simplified
sqrrt 8 = n00b simplification

ur a major n00b, I bet when you simplify negative sqrrts you don't even do i! n00b![/QUOTE]
Of course I do, I'm not that much a n00b. I just forgot there was another square in 8. I see what I did now.

i=i
i^2=-1
i^3=-i
i^4=1

Imaginary numbers FTW

[QUOTE=Led-ZeppelinIV]Of course I do, I'm not that much a n00b. I just forgot there was another square in 8. I see what I did now.[/QUOTE]
:p

in other news who else didn't know will smith ripped wild wild west off of stevie wonder?

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]:p

in other news who else didn't know will smith ripped wild wild west off of stevie wonder?[/QUOTE]

I knew :cool: I recognized as soon as I heard the chorus of "I Wish."

[QUOTE=BigTrav415]i=i
i^2=-1
i^3=-i
i^4=1

Imaginary numbers FTW[/QUOTE]
you just blew my mind.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]I knew :cool: I recognized as soon as I heard the chorus of "I Wish."[/QUOTE]
I recognised from the beggining and that base line, but at first I thought it was MIB. Then when the chorus bit came in I realised what it was.

The sad thing is...I'm finished highschool math completely and I still have no clue which formula goes with which type of question. I got an A in every math class I took yet if you asked me any of it I most likely won't remember learning it. Oh well...who needs it anyways. Although I'm kinda scared because I have to take one math class in University in order to get my degree. I was hoping an Arts degree wouldn't include any math courses...but they slipped one in there those bastards. I already reached my peak of what I can possibly learn or remember in math.

I decided to learn the solo for No Woman No Cry tonight...I've listened to a lot of Bob Marley today and that was the one thing I felt intent to learn.

I am so horrifically bad at math (and science) it's embarassing.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]I am so horrifically bad at math (and science) it's embarassing.[/QUOTE]

If you've got a good teacher, science can blow your mind. Learning about how the universe works and **** like that can be fascinating. Although science is usually associated with lots of work, hard exams, and assholish teachers.

Who do you guys think the smartest "classic rocker" was? Zappa was pretty intelligent, Thom Scholz was like a tech whiz...I dunno who else.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh]I am so horrifically bad at math (and science) it's embarassing.[/QUOTE]

I'm right there with ya.:thumb:

Why's everone talking about math?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]If you've got a good teacher, science can blow your mind. Learning about how the universe works and **** like that can be fascinating. Although science is usually associated with lots of work, hard exams, and assholish teachers.

Who do you guys think the smartest "classic rocker" was? Zappa was pretty intelligent, Thom Scholz was like a tech whiz...I dunno who else.[/QUOTE]
Pink Floyd, Cambridge ++

[QUOTE]Who do you guys think the smartest "classic rocker" was? Zappa was pretty intelligent, Thom Scholz was like a tech whiz...I dunno who else.[/QUOTE]
I think Zappa is smart in the same sense Bob Dylan is smart, they were both very aware of whats going on and why that is. Not book smarts, I can't think of any CR'ers off the top of my head who strike me as very smart.
Tommy Lee went to college though.

New to the board so I can't post any threads for 24 hours it appears.. Guess it doesn't hurt to follow up on this thread. Anyways, im into Ozzy/Black Sabbath, Nirvana, Metallica, SOME of Green Day's stuff, Pink Floyd, some Def Leppard, Aerosmith, Motley Crew, Creed, AC/DC, Some of Godsmack's stuff, some of Beastie Boy's stuff, Guns 'N Roses, Public Enemy, Megadeth, Anthrax, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Alice in Chains, you get the idea. Lately Ive been gettin somewhat into rock bands like Nickelback and 3 doors down, I like the sound of their music, really clear and nice to listen to. Any1 have any suggestions as to other bands that fit under their genre that I may be interested in? Any help would be appreciated. Thx have a good 1!

Ricky

A good start would be the Beatles, don't bother with Nickleback until Chad learns to write different songs, they are just like a new ACDC. Try Muse, Weezer, the Pixies, Led Zeppelin, The Who, The Vines, The Strokes, Incubus, RHCP, Third Eye Blind, Deftones, Audioslave, Blur, Slayer, Boston, Cream, [B]Jane's Addiction[/B] ([I]Strays[/I] if you want pure rock.), Hot Hot Heat, The White Stripes; I'm sure you've heard of all those bands but they are all pretty good bands who are easy to get into, most of them would be something you'd like I think judging by those other bands you listed.

Oh and check out Sunny Day Real Estate.

Thanks man, greatly appreciated. Was startin to get just a tad bored listening to the same bands over n over. Want something similar but different, thanks for the suggestions, looking into it :thumb:
Thanks again,

Ricky

Zappa WAS smart, 8 years of college majoring in Pshycology definetely did something for him.

[QUOTE=WelcomeToTheMachine]Zappa WAS smart, 8 years of college majoring in Pshycology definetely did something for him.[/QUOTE]
I just knew he dropped out of community college, when did he do this majoring?

Ugh, so last night it got down to like 40 below so our pipes are froze right now and I talked my mom into letting me stay home until lunch (11:28) to see if maybe I could get a shower instead of having to wash my hair in the sink. So far no luck they are still froze, its still about 5 degrees outside right now without the wind.

Jim Morrison had the IQ of a genius supposedly. I'd probably go with Bob Dylan though he wasn't exactly what you call ‘book’ smart like a mathematician or a scholar would be but kind of like a philosopher type, an intellectual who saw the world the way it was not blinded by the bull**** that surrounds us all. I don’t know it’s kind of hard to explain my respect for Dylan. My respect for him lies farther than strictly the music it’s just some of things he says really moves me in a way I can’t quite explain, I can’t think of any other musician that is like him in this way.

Damnit, i just tried to rip my Bringing It All Back Home cd into Itunes and its not reading the disc, anybody want to help me out and upload it?

Yea, I will.

Awesome, Chris just uploaded an Atomic Rooster album. I was just thinking the other day that it would be sweet if he did that.

Bringing It All Back Home has been sent out.

I'm downloading the Eddie Boyd featuring Peter Green album. The Atomic Rooster looks pretty interesting too. The Carl Palmer Band is coming here, but I think it's 21 and up only :upset:

Rick Wakeman is coming too, but it's 21 and up as well. Johhny Winter is gonna be at the same place, but I didn't see if it said there was an age limit.

Apparently both Volumes of Carl Palmer live (I'm think it's the same group) are incredible.

Thanks for that jpj

[QUOTE=Schyma]My respect for him lies farther than strictly the music it’s just some of things he says really moves me in a way I can’t quite explain, I can’t think of any other musician that is like him in this way.[/QUOTE]

A big 123 for me too.