Hay guys this my sound like a weird request but here it is. I'm taking a calculus class and our teacher wants to right a paper dealing with our major. While paint ball isn't my major (at least I haven't seen paint ball on our major lists) I was thinking calculus had to be used some where. Any help from you guys would be I also need formulas and other stuff like that to but right now I just need how it's associated (any well known formuli and such). Any help is a appreciated.
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X = My bank accountOriginally posted by Migz
Y = My expenditures
Y = Gun + Parts + Tank + Field Fees + Registration + Hotel + Food + Paintballs + Air + Alcohol + Car Rental + Misc.
X - Y = Some negative value.
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dt = how many tourneys you play a year.Comment
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lim = mortgage value of house
y-> infinity
sigma y(sub n) = diverges to infinity
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Use parametric equations... so that x is the amount of money you spend and y is the amount of friends you have outside of paintball...
x= 1/t^(1/2)
y=t
now find how quickly a particle (you) will move along the curve given time=some numer.
you need to find dy/dt and dx/dt and set up a vector diagram (or use pythagorean theorem):
Speed= ((dx/dt)^2 + (dy/dt)^2)^1/2
And that's how fast you're losing money and friends outside of paintball.Comment
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possibly the nerdiest thread ever.
Anyway, you could always derive some ballistics equations from newton's laws and use painball to demonstrate them.Comment
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