This is especially important in geometry questions because it can help you visualize specific theorems, identities, propreties, et cetera. (Yes, the circle was not well-cropped 😐 ) But if you don’t draw the line accurately enough, the two shapes won’t be tangent. You will know they are tangent, in the moment. Once you spend some […]
Octahedron
An octahedron is a three dimensional shape with 8 sides and 6 vertices. Visualize it as two pyramids glued together by the base.
Consecutive Integer Partition Theorem / Odd Divisor Property of Consecutive Sums / A Proprety of Sylvester’s Theorem
The Consecutive Integer Partition Theorem, also known as the Odd Divisor Proprety of Consecutive Sums or a proprety of Sylvester’s Theorem, states that: for any positive integer N, the total number of ways to express N as the sum of one or more consecutive positive integers (including the trivial one-term case where the sum is […]
Angus Barbieri
Angus Barbieri, born 1938-1939, was a Scottish man known for the longest time spent fasting. He fasted for 382 days, consuming water, vitamins, electrolytes, yeast extract, tea, coffee and sparkling water. Before he started the fast, Barbieri weighed 207 kg. He often needed assistance with daily tasks. When he came to view the 1960–61 British […]
CAMP SQUEAH FOOD
Camp Squeah Food Ratings 27915 Trans-Canada Hwy, Hope, BC V0X 1L3 Rating system Out of 10 0/10 Poisonous. Health hazard. 1/10 Tricky to eat, not satisfying or filling, no freshness / flavour, wrong definition entirely 2/10 Slightly fresher or tastier, still abysmal. 3/10 Not satisfying, not filling, lacking in flavour, not fresh. 4/10 Minimally acceptable, […]
Vieta’s Formulas
Refer to the image above. Remember, don’t get the sum and the product of roots values mixed up!! If you are unsure use an equation to test, like x^2 + 5x + 6. Fun fact: These formulas were invented by François Viète, a French mathematician. He worked on questions for up to three days straight […]
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Victoria Day this Monday
Victoria Day is celebrated every year on May 18 to honor Queen Victoria, the monarch who granted Royal Assent to the British North America Act in 1867. This estabilished Canada as a country. Today, it also marks the unofficial start to summer. Well, what more can I say? I’m not Wikipedia