Let's Count

[SteveC]

Okay... [b]<FONT SIZE="+4">Thirty!</FONT>

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Cheers,
Steve

"Life is what we make of it, yet most of us just fake"

[Pace]

dZeus: It's from a (generic) question, with no statemnt given to be represented by P. The question is:

Rewrite each of tge following statements so that negations only appear within predicates (that is, so that no negation is outside a quantifier or an expression involving logical connectives).

a) ...
b) ...
c) ...
d) ...
e) The one given above!

Paul.

[Pace]

Rags: wtf?

Here's 2 I can add to the acronyms!

Richard of York gave battle in vain. (no prizes for this one)

My very early morning jam sandwiches usually nauseate people. (a small prize for this one )

Paul.

[agallag]

My very eyes may just see you now, pluto...

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Andrew
Carpe Cerevisi

[SteveC]

How's about this one:

_T_he _O_range _A_lligator _S_at _O_n _H_is _C_ornflakes _A_nd _H_icupped!

(hint, maths!)

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Cheers,
Steve

"Life is what we make of it, yet most of us just fake"

[Raptor^]

Pace - I think that the answer is something like

Ex(AyEz¬P(x,y,z) OR (AzEy¬P(x,y,z))

Thats at least slightly wrong, but I can't remember the laws for negating the existential and universal quantifiers properly. If you could post them I could probably give the right answer (I found this stuff really easy, but all of 6 months later I can't remember the rules )

Oh yeah

35 btw

[Pace]

Steve, I believe you have sinned, cos I've never had such a tan from Southend-on-sea

And Raptor, my friends find that easy too, but I just don't have a clue - don't know what it is, I mean I consider myself fairly competent in computing and maths, but combining the two in this abstract POS just loses me! Ok, don't get me started!

PS: The lecturer wears (wArEz?) poofy red trousers (apologies to any poofs or red trouser wearers - but not to a combination )

Paul.

[Jorden]

Originally posted by SteveC:
_T_he _O_range _A_lligator _S_at _O_n _H_is _C_ornflakes _A_nd _H_icupped!

Okay, what's this then? A sneaky Orange Telecom commercial? Who has ever seen an Orange Alligator? Or was it a drink?

Jord.

[Rags]

I always remembered that as soh-cah-toa

Sine is Opposite over Hypotinuse, Cosine is Adjacent over Hypontinuse, Tangent is Opposite over adjacent.

Rags

[Pace]

Ditto here Rags.

And where were we in the count again? 1,000?

Oh - no - that's the number of posts by me

Yay! 39 I think we are at in the original topic!

Paul.

[HedsSpaz]

Heh, as long as we are throwing goofy acronyms out there, try this one.

Kings Play Cards On Fat Green Stools.

And yes it is science related(can't get too far off topic now can we ).

Oh yes, and um, dx2 20x^2.( I hope I got that right, the notation may be wrong though :O).

[cerb]

41!

Okay, brain teaser for yas...

What's next in this series:

O T T F F S S

First one with correct answer (with explanation of the series) wins the respect of everyone else on these boards (not!)

Actually, I may start a new thread with some more teasers - I've got a couple of good ones...

Cerb

[Jorden]

4x

O T T F F S S

Off Topic Translation For Future Super Stallions?
Other Types Tried Friendly For Solid Security?
Old Tires Thread Further Fired Super Stars?
Over The Top Fire Flies Sharing Sex?
Often Tried Tigers Flying Funny Sexual Superloops?
Orange Threads Tearing Furry Furies Sadly Somewhere?
Orbital Type Things Fly Flipping (in the) Sun Shine?
Ominous Typos Type Furiously For Saving Spike?

What?

Jord.

[cerb]

Answer is:

"E"

The series is actually:

One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight

Cerb

PS: 44!

[Raptor^]

Pace - its odd that everyone you know finds that stuff easy, because all my mates thought it was impossible

I've got a feeling that the above answer could be right, I was getting confused with skolemising and thought there should be some constant appearing somewhere