The CP Learning Thread

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Epigone

Discussion Starter · Sep 11, 2003

In addition to an awesome tennis game, Danielka possesses a brain that has a constant thirst for knowledge. Her family places a special emphasis on education and Danielka has excelled in the areas of mathematics, physics

, computer studies and languages. So, to celebrate Danielka’s love for learning, I’ve started this thread.

This is the thread in which we CPers can discuss mathematics, physics, biology, languages, and anything else that is related to learning. However, I think that we should leave discussion on the Slovak language to Mousee’s thread.

We each possess knowledge that can be used to help those who need assistance, or simply to educate those who are interested.

Just think: If you were ever lucky enough to meet Danielka, would you like to discuss the weather, or would you like to discuss animals that live in the Australian outback or the way to integrate a logarithmic function?

So let’s open our minds and learn while we support Danielka. You know that it’s what she would want

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Epigone

Discussion Starter · #41 · Dec 29, 2003

It is Macau!!! Unless you mean Singapore, coz that is independent.

mandy7

· #42 · Dec 29, 2003

Epigone said:
It is Macau!!! Unless you mean Singapore, coz that is independent.

it's not!!

and get some freaking sleep now!!

Zoltan83

· #43 · Dec 29, 2003

Is it Bangladesh?

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mandy7

· #44 · Dec 29, 2003

okay easy one now:
what's the name of the dutch harry potter look-a-like?

Zoltan83

· #45 · Dec 29, 2003

bracey said:
Jan Peter Balkenende

I think you're right. But it's mandy who must confirme.

mandy7

· #46 · Dec 29, 2003

Yeah, he's right...and trust me.. it's one scary man...

Zoltan83

· #47 · Dec 29, 2003

mandy7 said:
Yeah, he's right...and trust me.. it's one scary man...

A scary man... Isn't it your prime minister?

mandy7

· #48 · Dec 29, 2003

yes he is

Edward.

· #49 · Dec 29, 2003

I have seen him...... :haha: :haha: :haha:

Epigone

Discussion Starter · #50 · Dec 30, 2003

zoltan83 said:
Is it Bangladesh?

bracey said:
YES!! Well done for not giving up!

Could you please clarify this answer? Bangladesh is indeed the most densely populated large country, but it is does not have the world's highest population density. Macau is number 1 and Hong Kong is number 3, but they are both special administrative regions of China. Monaco is number 2, but it's population varies from month to month due to it's residents jetsetting. In addition, France still has some input into who is the minister of state. Singapore is number 4 on the list and the highest country on the list to be completely independent (no requirements placed on running the country by other countries).

Singapore has a population of 4608595 in a land area of just 682.7 square km, which translates to a density of 6750 people/square km.

Banglasdesh has a population of of 138448210 in a land are of 133910 square km, which translates to a density of 1033 people/square km.

For the record, Macau has a population of 469903 in a land area of 25.4 square km, which translates to a density of 18500 people/square kilometre.

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Zoltan83

· #51 · Dec 30, 2003

bracey said:
How near is the USA to Russia (nearest two points)?

Absolutely no idea.

Zoltan83

· #52 · Dec 30, 2003

I try an answer : 60 km.

beauty_is_pink

· #53 · Dec 30, 2003

55km!

chapel

· #54 · Dec 30, 2003

54.9km?

Zoltan83

· #55 · Dec 30, 2003

52 km?

chapel

· #56 · Dec 30, 2003

we're not talking about alaska here are we? coz alaska WAS property of the old soviet union until they sold it to the US. russia was a part of the old soviet union which separated. ...i know you know that...

Epigone

Discussion Starter · #57 · Dec 30, 2003

Approximately 2.5 miles

chapel

· #58 · Dec 30, 2003

adam, you have to explain the answer. and don't be cheap. give him a prize!

Epigone

Discussion Starter · #59 · Dec 30, 2003

Okay, here is a question for everyone.

Say you have a looooong piece of string that is as long as the circumference of the earth at the equator. Now, you want to have it so that the string is one metre above the earth's surface at each point on the equator (assuming for simplicity that the earth is level at every point along the equator). What length of string will need to be added to the original piece of string to make this possible?

Edward.

· #60 · Dec 31, 2003

bracey said:
YES!! Well done for not giving up!

Hmm.....don't wanna be a smart arse here, but this link would seem to take exception to that.....

http://www.aneki.com/densely.html

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