Algebraic Geometry
How to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE two MIXED-FRACTIONS QUICKLY
In many Timed Math Tests there are certain problems that directly or indirectly have the operations of MULTIPLICATION or DIVISION of MIXED-FRACTIONS. This article will show how to do these operations QUICKLY.Step 1
Given any two MIXED-FRACTIONS to be MULTIPLIED, as shown in the Image below, it takes a longer time to MULTIPLY the MIXED-FRACTIONS as they are, and less time if we should change them to IMPROPER FRACTIONS, then MULTIPLY them. To change a Mixed-Fraction to Improper Fraction we take the Denominator of the Fraction and Multiply the Whole Number of the Mixed-Fraction, we then add the Numenator of the Fraction to the product of the Denominator and Whole Number part of the Fraction. This sum becomes the new Numerator of the Improper Fraction.
This is not a fair question to someone who is just a learner. You would need to be very familiar with both linear algebra, and algebraic geometry, in order to answer it, so it would seem to me to be obvious that you could not compose an answer to this question yourself. You could only get the answer from another source, which does not mean that you know/understand the subject matter ( or even understand the answer.)
I’m not surprised even your smart friends couldn’t answer it. I’m afraid I can’t answer it either. If your dad’s so brilliant, ask him what the answer is.
Math homework help: ?Can linear algebra be replaced by algebraic geometry in a systematic way? please help?
I am not doing well in Algebra 2 and my teacher said I could get my grade to be an A if I could answer this extra credit question. I asked all my smart friends and no one knows. please help. my dad will kill me if I fail.
Question: Can linear algebra be replaced by algebraic geometry in a systematic way?
It’s my opinion that, whether it’s geometry, algebra, or algebraic geometry it really just depends on a persons mind, and what the person’s talents are whether or not algebraic geometry is exceedingly complex. I, personally, have no talent whatsoever where anything faintly resembling mathematical equations are concerned. So, for me, any algebraic geometry would be next to impossible. I just can’t wrap my mind around anything but the very basics of numbers. I can do up to square root equations. That’s the limit of my understanding. I have other talents which are equally valuable in my life, but don’t ask me to be involved except in the most basic way when it comes to math/numbers. So, for me, the answer to your question would be yes, algebraic geometry would be exceedingly complex. For someone else, not so much.
(secretschizoid’s question) Is algebraic geometry exceedingly complex ?
You would be much better off putting this into a search engine.
I would argue that algebraic geometry uses the techniques and language of geometry to study algebraic objects. However, I know many who would argue the reverse. I first studied it in preparation for general relativity, but have used it several places since. Lie groups (and the associated Lie algebras) are considered essential for modern quantum mechanics.
Algebra is a form of Arithmetcs in which letters like x ,y ,z substitute figures like 1, 2, 3 etc. Geometry is also Arithmetics in graphic form . Very simple subjects
(thepathichoose’s question) Is algebraic geometry exceedingly complex ?
(witnessprotectionprogram’s question) Is algebraic geometry exceedingly complex ?
What does algebraic geometry involve? What are its applications?
My dear Mr.”Holmes”…
Well..I doubt, that in these high technology days with all the high-tech-equipment it wouldn’t be all that elaborate to “survey” someone, etc.-Besides, they have Appliances like tiny chips they can attach in the most obscure places….and lazer devices, where one can locate an individual within a yard radius…That’s how efficient those devices are these days!!!
I don’t think any “higher” math -nor- the “sentences of Pythagoras” is needed to accomplish their aim….-There is nothing “complex” about it anymore, Mr. Holmes….-
However, I send you all my best wishes from germany….along with all my love…your friend…Annette***