BL. Eternally diminishing returns
With enough time and patience and bananas, can we go as far as we please?
October 30, 2006 · answers, calculusey stuff, infinity, math puzzles, The Mathcast
With enough time and patience and bananas, can we go as far as we please?
October 25, 2006 · answers, calculusey stuff, infinity, math puzzles, The Mathcast
A classic puzzle reveals why rockets require so much fuel, even for wee payloads.
October 11, 2006 · answers, calculusey stuff, math puzzles, The Mathcast
Albert Einstein is often quoted as saying that compound interest is the most powerful force in the universe. He didn’t really say that, but the sentiment is valid. If you compound more and more frequently, is there a limit on the interest one can earn?
December 17, 2005 · answers, calculusey stuff, infinity, logic, math puzzles, numbers, paradoxes, The Mathcast
How to do infinitely many things in a few minutes!
November 22, 2005 · answers, calculusey stuff, math puzzles, The Mathcast
An old jalopy zooms up and down Arkansas hills…
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