need help on homework

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The Ones
i have to write a report on lines, crossovers and regions. can someone give me a few things on what i need to include and how to set it out?

Ou Be Low hoo
Go to the Salad bar and eat some coleslaw. Then, go to the bar and get me a Margarita. Thanks.

mechmoggy
Here's a good line for you: -

hoover

The Ones
please im serious. i need to do this and im stuck!

Fionnuala
What subject is it?....

mechmoggy
I was serious. confused

Do THAT line, and all will be well.



Disclaimer - This effect is only temporary; in fact it'll probably make things worse in the long run.

Ou Be Low hoo
I'm serious too! I really want a Margarita.

The Ones
Originally posted by Fionnuala
What subject is it?....


maths

Ou Be Low hoo
Originally posted by The Ones
maths

Tequila + Lemon Juice + salt x ice = Margarita

The Ones
fine heres your margatita. NOW HELP ME!

Fionnuala
Originally posted by The Ones
maths

oo..i'd like to help but I have no idea how to do that..English and Art is my thing..

Ou Be Low hoo
I didn't order a Margatita...I ordered a god-damn, bloody Margarita!

Hmpf...

The Ones
fine heres your: Margarita. NOW HELP!

Ou Be Low hoo
Sorry. That was too strong...I'm drunk now.

Clovie
Originally posted by The Ones
maths could you plz be more specific about what you need help?

The Ones
heres the sheet: http://img186.echo.cx/img186/366/lastscan6qi.jpg

The Ones
ive got to write a report for the 20 lines

Clovie
it's not oppening

The Ones
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crap.

lil bitchiness
I can see it, but im shit at maths...

mechmoggy
I can't see a direct mathematical relationship by adding more lines, is there a specific rule to adding these lines? i.e. do they have to cross through existing points, or can they be drawn arbitrarily?

The Ones
they have to be drawn with a ruler, they cant be parralel and no more than 2 lines going over 1 point


ive got to find a pettern for the maxinum number of lines fo open regions, closed regions and cross overs and proove for 20 line without drawing it and write a report for it

BENITO
Originally posted by The Ones
i have to write a report on lines, crossovers and regions. can someone give me a few things on what i need to include and how to set it out?
use snoopy stationary

mechmoggy
Okay, I think this is right...but I'd still do it again yourself to check I haven't made a mistake: -


It sounds like the trick is that any new line you add has to cross 3 existing lines, no more or no less. The original drawing gave the following results: -

4 lines gave 6 cross over points, 11 regions (8 open, 3 closed)

I then added a line at a time to see what happened: -

5 lines gave 9 cross over points, 15 regions (10 open, 5 closed)

6 lines gave 12 cross over points, 19 regions (12 open, 7 closed)

7 lines gave 15 cross over points, 23 regions (14 open, 9 closed)

See the pattern?

If I'm right, then you should get...

20 lines will give 54 cross over points, 75 regions (40 open, 35 closed)



Or something like that. confused

mechmoggy
Forgot to add piccy...

whirlysplat
add 16 more lines crosing the structue count how many are closed have no open sides and how many are open, easyOriginally posted by The Ones
i have to write a report on lines, crossovers and regions. can someone give me a few things on what i need to include and how to set it out? big grin

The Ones
mechmoggy, your a life saver. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!

misha
Originally posted by mechmoggy
Here's a good line for you: -

hoover

laughing out loud


but seriously - i dont understand what you have to write confused

just say something like .... i dunno ... how some things are open, some are closed messed

whirlysplat
Originally posted by misha

laughing out loud


but seriously - i dont understand what you have to write confused

just say something like .... i dunno ... how some things are open, some are closed messed

Counting how they change as you add more lines smile thereby gving your relationship big grin

mechmoggy
No probs. thumb up

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