A little help with this problem

[kewlnick12]

Ok Im a lazy kid dont want to find it out for my self.I got this math problem that I dont understand.

Write a rule that exspresses the months m as a function of the number of years y.

I cant figure this out.All help is great

 

[Lucid]

Find it out yourself you lazy kid.

 

[Dalamari]

.0001m^3*t

 

[function9]

e=mc^2.

 

[Solaris]

m=y/12

That was piss easy.

Next!

 

[kewlnick12]

Ya im trying homeschooling for one year and I hate it.The stupid book cant help you when you need help.Plus they dont describe it well.

 

[Beerdude26]

Then you get a better book.

 

[kewlnick12]

yes I could but it is very close to the end of the school year so why would I do it.

 

[Danimal]

Better to learn a little than nothing at all, dude.

 

[Bad^Hat]

Better to learn a little than nothing at all, dude.

What he said.

For the latter, try public school. Worked for me. :thumbs:

 

[kewlnick12]

Thats what im doing next year

 

[Solaris]

"Thanks solaris!"

Your welcome

 

[kewlnick12]

Oh right thanks

 

[tehsolace]

Is it just me or is that answer wrong?

it should be:
m = 12y

So, if you input 1 year (y = 1), then you get 12 as the solution (12 months in 1 year).

 

[Solaris]

Is it just me or is that answer wrong?

it should be:
m = 12y

So, if you input 1 year (y = 1), then you get 12 as the solution (12 months in 1 year).

No,
Let m= the number of months
Let y = number of years

m=y/12

 

[Rapstah]

Y>m could work too.

EDIT: No it couldn't. I suck at maths.

 

[Krynn72]

LOL @ rabarber


Thanks for that hearty laugh of the day.

 

[TCfromBN]

No,
Let m= the number of months
Let y = number of years

m=y/12

If we plug in 1 for y: m=(1)/12 we are going to get 1/12 months. That equation is telling us what part of a year a month is.

Try: y = m/12
This equation will tell you how many months (m) are in years.

ex.)Solve for 2 years:

2 = m/12

12(2) = m

24 = m

24 months in 2 years


( Technically the equation should be written f(m)=m/12 )

 

[Solaris]

If we plug in 1 for y: m=(1)/12 we are going to get 1/12 months. That equation is telling us what part of a year a month is.

Try: y = m/12
This equation will tell you how many months (m) are in years.

ex.)Solve for 2 years:

2 = m/12

12(2) = m

24 = m

24 months in 2 years


( Technically the equation should be written f(m)=m/12 )

Oops, a small typo lol

Yeh
y=m/12

 

[NeptuneUK]

You temporarily induce a partial vacuum.

 

[Dan]

No,
Let m= the number of months
Let y = number of years

m=y/12

So after 12 years have gone by m=1? Not so easy eh

 

[MiccyNarc]

Ya im trying homeschooling for one year and I hate it.The stupid book cant help you when you need help.Plus they dont describe it well.

You said you're lazy, then why the hell are you trying to homeschool yourself.

I was homeschooled for 12 years, didn't hurt me any, but I had to apply myself.