Level 1 Equations
sqrt (x) = 6
x = 36
8sqrt(3x)=48
x = 12
2 + sqrt(3x-1) = 7
x = 24
x+4=sqrt(x+10)
x = -6 or x = -1
A truncated hyperbolic paraboloid looks like one of these "once you pop, you can't stop" snacks that come in a can
a Pringle
sqrt (4x) = 10
x = 25
root(3)(x) - 10 = -3
x = 343
sqrt(2x+3) = sqrt(x-1)
x = -4
4+sqrt(x+2) = x
x = 7 or x = 2
Nullstellensatz is a theorem in algebraic geometry whose name contains "null", the German word for this number
zero
sqrt (x/3) = 2
x = 12
3sqrt((3x)/2)=9
x = 6
1+sqrt(2x+3)=6
x = 11
-4root(3)(x+10)+3=15
x = -37
Sesquiduplicate means "twice & a half as great", like the number 250 from this number
100
sqrt ((2x)/5) = 4
x = 40
5sqrt((4x-8)/2) = 30
x = 20
-8+sqrt(5a-5)=-3
a = 6
x^(2/3)+45= 70
x = 125 or -125
Hypocycloid is one of the three shapes seen on this city's NFL team helmets to represent the three elements used to make steel
Pittsburgh
sqrt (-x) = 3
x = -9
3sqrt((9x+1)/4) = 12
x = 7
sqrt(x/10) = sqrt(3x-58)
x = 20
The Kinetic Energy (Ek) of an object depends on the object's mass (m) and velocity (v) and can be written as the equation below. What is the Kinetic Energy (measured in Joules) of an object with a mass of 1,000 kilograms that is traveling at 30 meters per second?
v=sqrt((2E_k)/m.
30 = sqrt((2E_k/1,000)
E_k = 450,000J
Enneadecagon is a polygon with this many sides (or, 1 more than that of an octadecagon)
19