Re: TI-M: Dimensions

To: ti-math@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: Re: TI-M: Dimensions
From: PieMan2000@aol.com
Date: Mon, 15 May 2000 21:57:25 EDT
Reply-To: ti-math@lists.ticalc.org


well, this is the way i looked at the 4 diminsions i mintioned (SP?) i cant 
spell, so just look at what the word should be! so anyway, back to the 
discution!

lets use this example, u will equil to units, simple enough, i will use the 
number 2 for most of this because 1 is weird, and 2 is just a fun number ;)

lets just real quick do the diminsions as poweres of 2:
2^1 = 2,  2^2 = 4,  2^3 = 8,  2^4 = 16
[Unable to display image] so obviously, the 4th diminsion (asuming its not 
time) would have to be 2 of the cubes, to equil 16 (8+8= 16 duh!) so what 
posibly could it be?  I've been thinking about that for a few days, and so 
far, all i can think of is that there is an oposite of space (pretty strait 
forward i think), and the other part of this cube would be located in the 
oposite of space. 2 cubes with area's of 8 = 16, any other ideas?