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Friday, May 9, 2014

A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Find a polynomial for the re?




Angel Came


A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Find a polynomial for the remaining surface area of the pool


Answer
A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Polynomial for the remaining surface area of the pool is given by
x^2 -- pi (5^2) ft^2 = x^2 -- 25pi ft^2

Trampoline vs. Outdoor Pool?




cs_millar


Which one and why?
Thanks.



Answer
Have had both within all my teenage years. I would highly recommend a trampoline over an overground pool, because the pool requires chlorine tablets and daily maintenance. You will also get a better workout with trampolines. Plus the pool you have to have to take apart seasonally.. that becomes extremely tiring after a year.
If you want to cool off with the trampoline, put a sprinkler under it that sprays up... those are always great because the water puts on more weight, and you go higher!




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Tuesday, February 11, 2014

I am having a pool party, i need advice!?

Q. SO i am 11 and i am having a pool party and about 8 ppl at my house. We will swim at my house and jump on my trampoline. What else can we do.


Answer
There's LOTS you can do!

Get some inflatable beach balls and scatter them around in the pool everyone will love having them to play around with.

Set up a volleyball net and play volleyball and badmitten.

Get an inflatable kiddie pool and fill it with water, break into 2 teams and have a tug of war, the losing team ends up in the water!

Set up some lounge chairs and waterproof cushions around the pool so when you and your friends aren't swimming you can use the area as a lounge area to hang around.

Have some relay races in the yard. Potato sack races, three legged races, etc.

You can do a pie eating contest, but instead of pie, fill the tins with whipped cream and whoever finishes first, wins!

Have some water balloon fights in the yard!

Set up an ice cream bar. Get chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry ice cream and some toppings. Sprinkles, chocolate syrup, whipped cream, and cherries and have everyone make their own sundaes. You can go to the dollar store and get the plastic sundae glasses or the grocery store and get the waffle cone bowls.

You can play some team sports, kickball, soccer, baseball, etc.

Play charades, pictionary, board games, etc.

I'm sure there's some water games you and your friends can come up with, with the beach balls you can play volleyball in the pool, come up with a mid-point for the net, and have 4 on one side and 4 on the other.

I hope some of these ideas help and that you have a great party!

Can Someone Help Me Please?




Shawn Hodg


A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Find a polynomial for the remaining surface area of the pool.


Answer
The area of the pool is Length x Bredth since its square. But since both sides are x ft long the total area is just x^2.

The area of the trampoline is (1/4) * (pi) * (D^2) which just gives you 78.54 ft^2

The remaining area is therefore:

A = x^2 - 78.54




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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Find a polynomial for the re?




Marsha Mas


A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Find a polynomial for the remaining surface area of the pool


Answer
Supposing x to be greater than or equal to 10:

Area of the pool: x^2 sq. feet

Area of the trampoline: (Ï (10/2)^2) = 25Ï sq. feet

So the remaining area = x^2 - 25Ï sq. feet

(If x is less than 10, the remaining area can be calculated, but it becomes complicated because of the overlap of the trampoline on the surrounding land. The word "floating" suggests that x is not less than 10.)

A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Find a polynomial for the re?




Mangie Bam


A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Find a polynomial for the remaining surface area of the pool


Answer
r=5
xsquared-25pi would be the area not covered




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Monday, November 25, 2013

What would be the area if x was 12 feet? What would be the correct units for your answer?

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Angel Came


A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Find a polynomial for the remaining surface area of the pool is given by...
Answer:
r=5
xsquared-25pi would be the area not covered
x^2 -- pi (5^2) ft^2 = x^2 -- 25pi ft^2
Question:
What would be the area if x was 12 feet? What would be the correct units for your answer?



Answer
Since the problem states dimensions are in feet, the answer must be in feet^2.

x^2 = 12*12 = 144 ft^2

x^2 - pi*(5^2) = (144 - 25*pi)ft^2

A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Find a polynomial for the re?




Angel Came


A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Find a polynomial for the remaining surface area of the pool


Answer
A 10-ft wide round water trampoline is floating in a pool measuring x ft by x ft. Polynomial for the remaining surface area of the pool is given by
x^2 -- pi (5^2) ft^2 = x^2 -- 25pi ft^2




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Saturday, November 23, 2013

How to have the best summer party for teens?

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Sarah Huds


Ok so I wanna host this summer party thingy in my backyard
Here are my ideas so far:
A pool, trampoline, water ballons, hot tub (kinda) water inflatable and fire pit
For food i wanted to have pizza, candy, chips freezes icecreams anything summer
and i wanted to host games and everyhting but the kids there are like 13-14 of course im gonna have music and everything but am i missing anything else? Any suggestions?



Answer
Your game should be just interesting and must to capable of uplifting the joy throughout the party. You can even find lyric games that are very challenging and fun filled. If you need such games, you can find them at http://www.spontuneous.com/

I am designing a waterpark for a scool project and I need a name for it?




Caiti


The water park has:
-A water roller coaster
-A pool with thousands of waterballoons and beach balls
-Waterswings
-Waterslides
-Water trampoline
-10 foot tunnel [upwards] where water pushes a tube inside of it up and down
-Basketball hoops
-Hot tubs
-"Lilypads"
-sprinklers
-Moving elevator/sidewalks

My name is Caiti/Cait/Caitlin if that helps at all...
And its a waterpark that should be appropriate for little children and adults.
Thanks!



Answer
Wet Dreams Water Park

Splash N' Fun

Wippin N' Drippin Park

Splash County Fun Park

Splash N' Chill Cool Fun Park

Bubbles Wet N' Fun Park

Stiff Nipples Fun Park (NOT!)

Whip N' Wet

Sparkilling Waters Fun Park

Flippers Wet N' Fun

Cristal Guiser Water Park

Cristal Gardens Water Park

Nut N' Dry Fun Park

Family Splash Gardens

Safe Waters Fun Park

Magic Waters Splash N' Ride

Magic Waters Mineral Springs

Moist N' Magic Garden Park




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