Survey posted 2004-10-19 16:31 by Morgan.

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I've forgotten how many differnt computers I've used it on and how many times we've changed OSs. I do know I've dl-ed more than 10 times though.

Woah. You've returned! Welcome back.

-W-

i pop in every now and then. I gtg right now. I work for The Sharper Image and I have to open this morning.

"10" and "10+"... C'mon, you guys are math people! You should know that "10" is taken care of by "10+"!

It's designed to trap people who vote for "10" in their own logical fallcies, I'm sure...or something like that.

No its not "10 or more" implies 10 and more than than 10. 10+ means anything greater than 10 but not equal to :-P

Come on your a math guy...figure it out!

That would be ">10"! (Note the ! on the outside of the quotes, I don't mean "greater than ten factorial".)

I agree, 10+ definitely means {n|n≥10 and n is an element of the set of integers}
or maybe [10,infinity)

You need to start posting survey answers in set notation!

ok so I'm over ruled...oh well and wouldn't that be (10,infinity) "[" indicated that it is equal to 10 as well.

it should have been: (10x+x^2)/x where x cannot be negative...I love making things overly complicated ;)

hehe...Rusty's got 1,033,148 downloads at the time of this post and around 600,000 of them are from variations of VTI...that's well over half...from just VTI (one of SEVENTY programs he uploaded)

I guess it can't be zero either. ;-)

intentionally... :)

But what happens if we take the limit of x->0? Dun dun dun...

lim x->0 (10x+x^2)/x

THEN you can get ten :)

is it 10? I don't have my 89 on me...from looking at it I thought at first that it would be 1...wait no...you're right ;)

Yes I know, I meant another way of saying 10+

When I posted this, I was the only one who voted 7...

Well, I was going to say... "And you still are now", but... just look down.

(Havin trouble with my brain today... We just started logarithms in Algebra 2.)

120d\! I did logarithms in Algebra 2 but now I have to do them AGAIN in Precalc...Yuck I hate graphing equations like f(x) = 1.2e^(-x^2-1) when my calculator is out of batteries and instead by hand. It takes up so much time...

Twice, once for each computer.

And you still are now...

you replied to the wrong quote! :-)

hehehe...so that's why I was mildly confused!

Woh.. that was cool we replied at almost the same time... =)

Yes, I see that now...

Of course I am!

That was meant for me...

Anyway, I'm not going to be downloading VTI anymore, since I no longer program in assembly. I just got frustrated by it. No, don't try to convince me to restart - your attempts will fall on deaf ears.