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55julie55 said:The question is why?.......?...?
TheRambler said:Got it Richard......it's a way of remembering our Regal Houses
No plan like yours to study history wisely.
Normans, Plantagenets, Lancaster, York, Tudor, Stuart, Hanover and Windsor!!!!!!!!!
I CAN FINALLY GO TO SLEEP.....YAYYYYYYYY!!!!
55julie55 said:The question is why?.......?...?
Nice puzzle, Twerpoet. It's a good old one for which I have 2 solutions - worked out some years back. Let's see how quickly these are solved
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Ah hah. I know iths trick. I'm doing my A levels at the moment and last year we did something known as decision. It's effectively a module of maths used for working out complex partnerships using algorithms. Google 'kruscals algorithm' and you'll see some of the stuff we learnt. It's not particularly difficult fortunately. On topic though, there's an algorithm that can tell you exactly how many routes are possible and where to start from if I remember correctly. If I get a bit of time tomorrow I'll fish it out and let you know.
Proud owner of a 32GB wifi iPad2 iOS5.
Try this experiment: -
Take an empty plastic 4 pint (2.27L) milk container. This size is best because it has a good handle, and can be held safely.
Part fill it with hot tap water. Screw on the top and shake the container.
Q.1 What happens?
Q.2 Why?
I have tried this experiment with a little boiled water from the kettle, but care needs to be exercised to avoid spillage. Also, when you shake the container, point the top away from you. The same thing happens, but with more drama.
Lastly, hopefully this experiment will encourage folk to recycle plastics. I love flattening the sof container after emptying it. The plastic doesn't have a memory, and less space is taken up in the recycling bin.
I am sure this experiment could be carried out in a Lab. I am thinking of trying to use a set quantity of water at different temperatures, and to take physical measurements to compare what happens.
I won't post the answers with this, just in case your children or students read these forums. However, lets see what replies arrive here, and I will then give my layman's take on what happens and why. I'm sure the physicists and engineers will put me straight.