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CSEF · 2002

Simple As Pi?

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The objective is to try to get pi as accurately as possible using only math available to the average eighth grader (i.e.-- Algebra [not much], basic Geometry/Trigonometry, a…

CSEF · 2002

Step Right Up! Carnival Game Probability

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals My objective was to find the real chance of winning a prize at a carnival dice game, and what the operator needs to charge to make a profit. In my hypothesis I stated that I…

CSEF · 2002

Streaks in Baseball: A Matter of Chance?

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project was to determine whether random chance alone or other factors affect the frequency of win/loss streaks in baseball. My hypothesis was that factors…

CSEF · 2002

Tails Up

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals How many times do you have to drop ten quarters, while re-dropping all the ones that land on heads until you get all tails? Also, do the results vary if you use pennies, nic…

CSEF · 2002

The Intentional Loss

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The goal was to determine whether or not the intentional walk in baseball is a good idea or not, using two separate C++ programs. One program with the intentional walk, and…

CSEF · 2002

Virtual FlashCards

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The primary objective of developing the Win32 program, Virtual FlashCards was to create a more active flashcard-style learning environment in which interaction is a part of…

CSEF · 2002

What're the Odds? A Lesson in Probability

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals My objective was to figure out and test the probabilities of rolling certain combinations of dice in role-playing games. My hypothesis was that 10 three-sided dice were more…

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