/sci/ - Science & Math

>E'eryday when you're walking down the street, e'erybody >that you meet
>Has an original point of view

>And I say HEY!(Hey) what a wonderful kind of day!
>If we could learn to work and play
>And get along with each other

oh the irony

Heya. So here's the questions and the answers... It's all a little screwed up. It's basically mice having a race.. :L

Plodder started the race at the start line and was exactly the same distance from the start after three seconds as Cubey mouse. (Running as a straight line function) - Formula that we have is: d=0.8t

Quaddy mouse was given a head start, (a massive 9m). From Woodward's awesome recording we are able to identify that Quaddy crossed the start line twice at 6 seconds and at 15 seconds. (Running as a quadratic curve) - Formula: d= ((t-6)(t-15))/ (t+0.625)

Cubey as he was the winner in 2010, started with a handicap of 1.875m (behind the starting line). After just 1 second we notice that Quaddy is exactly 7 metres ahead of him. Avoiding a near collision with Ploddy Mouse at 3 Seconds, we see Cubey turn at the start line at 15 seconds (Running to a cubic curve) Formula: d=(t-1)(t-15)^2/120

Hyper mouse, (has some issues. cause he's a fuckhead), he ran the race according to this formula... d (t) = - 10/(t+0.625)+20 (Where d is the distance from the start line at time t). Hyperbola formula: d= 20-10/(t+0.625)

futuretimeline until 2030 = Awesome, a lot of this could come true, can't wait for the future

futuretimeline shortly afterwards = fullretard.jpeg.gif.avi.net.org.co.uk.com.com

Having read through the site, 2030 is when they run out of sane predictions based on demographics, moores law, existing technologies and fall back on michio kaku/kurzweil bullshit about teleportation/singularity etc.

No help for a fellow scientist?

>>2827649

whatevz dude I heard that riddle on Arthur when i was 10