This solution to 281 was submitted by Bob Ryden. It illustrates Joe's solution as well.
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Showing posts with label Quarter Circle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quarter Circle. Show all posts
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Fox 281 - Solution
Monday, May 3, 2010
Fox 281
Polar fox: Hey Dervish, listen up! You still believe that the life is beautiful, don't you?
Dervish fox: Most definitely!
Polar fox: Here is my problem: the other day, I killed two little polar bunnies. Where is the beauty in that?
Dervish fox: Did you eat them by yourself?
Polar fox: One was for me; the other was devoured by my cubs in the den.
Dervish fox: How did they feel when they were full? Playfully smiling, right?
Polar fox: Oh, I see where you're going...
Dervish fox: Just like that my friend, death of one may be life for another. Seed decays in the darkness of the soil so that flowers bloom in the sun.
Polar fox: I guess I'll need a heart to believe in what you believe.
Dervish fox: I would start with an eye. Don't just look at it, but try to see...
Dervish fox: Most definitely!
Polar fox: Here is my problem: the other day, I killed two little polar bunnies. Where is the beauty in that?
Dervish fox: Did you eat them by yourself?
Polar fox: One was for me; the other was devoured by my cubs in the den.
Dervish fox: How did they feel when they were full? Playfully smiling, right?
Polar fox: Oh, I see where you're going...
Dervish fox: Just like that my friend, death of one may be life for another. Seed decays in the darkness of the soil so that flowers bloom in the sun.
Polar fox: I guess I'll need a heart to believe in what you believe.
Dervish fox: I would start with an eye. Don't just look at it, but try to see...
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Fox 141
Labels:
Golden Ratio,
Infinite series,
Quarter Circle,
Rectangle
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Fox 177
Even though material interests may drive the human behavior,
there are still worldly images and unworldly lyrics inspring novelty,
reminding them to do good.
How can you draw righteousness on a board?
Does it really matter if charity is concave or convex?
Labels:
areas,
Communism aint no better,
proof,
Quarter Circle,
similarity of triangles,
Tangent,
Trigonometry
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Fox 175
Labels:
areas,
Quadratics,
Quarter Circle,
Rectangle,
Tangent
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Fox 174
Labels:
Area,
Quarter Circle,
Rectangle,
Tangent,
Trigonometry
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Fox 176
Labels:
areas,
Quarter Circle,
similarity of triangles,
Trigonometry
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Fox 173
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Fox 172
Simple beginnings...
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Fox 171
Fox 169
Monday, October 26, 2009
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