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Memorized non-integer radicals outside of 2, 3, and 5? Those at least come up in geometry. Any idea where I can get more English questions like the ones you’ve
by koolba 3y ago
Memorized non-integer radicals outside of 2, 3, and 5? Those at least come up in geometry.
Any idea where I can get more English questions like the ones you’ve listed? They’re quite enjoyable! Though some of your translations are a bit off:
> A cube has one of its sides 2cm. The total area of the cube is ...
Pretty sure you mean “surface area”.
- nomemory 3y agoThe sources are scarce at least for everything that's older than 2010, but I did started to collect exercises like this from various forgotten places. I plan to put them into a github repo this month. Sorry for the translations. I will try to check them again, and maybe to some corrections.
- alexdowad 3y agoDon't be sorry! I enjoyed your post, and your English is very good. Here's another tiny little nitpick if you want to improve your translation a bit more: In English we don't say "inequation", we say "inequality".
- lordnacho 3y agoWhen you get the repo up, can you tell me? I'm very interested in a summary like that.