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CSEF · 2006

Pick's Theorem and the A.C. Extension

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is not to only prove Pick's Theorem because that would be a bit boring. I also wanted to see if his theorem works on alternately consistent spaced…

CSEF · 2006

Predictive Analysis using Linear Regression

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals To determine if linear regression can be used to accurately predict results of a given experiment. Methods/Materials All you need for this project is microsoft word to be us…

CSEF · 2006

Taking Stock in Phi: The Golden Ratio

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals Open your wallet and pull out a credit card. Why does this card have such a familiar and pleasing physical dynamic? The answer is Phi, the Golden Ratio. The ratio of Phi exi…

CSEF · 2006

The Actual Cost of Credit Cards

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals This project was performed in order to determine which credit card would charge the least amount of interest with regard to the percantage of the balance paid. It also helps…

CSEF · 2006

The Eleventh Variation

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this project is to determine if there is a mathematical solution for the card trick known as The 11th Variation. How does the mystery card the volunteer selec…

CSEF · 2006

The Gaming Theory Is a Winner

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals My project is to see if the gaming theory invented by John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern help to improve your chances when you are involved in a gambling game as apposed…

CSEF · 2006

The Pappus Chain Theorem: A Proof

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The Pappus Chain Theorem, a type of Euclidean geometry, was discovered and proven by Pappus of Alexandria in the third century. In the 1800's, Jacob Steiner, a Swiss mathema…

CSEF · 2006

The Planar Isometries of Polygons

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals In this project, the planar isometries of polygons are characterized by their grap structure. It is shown that the reflections and rotations are the only possible planar iso…

CSEF · 2006

What's So Great about Sex?

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals To determine whether the rate of evolution towards on optimal genome is greater among a sexually reproducing population (SRP) or an asexually reproducing population (ARP). M…

CSEF · 2006

Will You Be the Next Millionaire?

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals My objective was to see if the lottery numbers are predictable. Methods/Materials The material I used for my project was the computer program QBASIC, that I used to create m…

CSEF · 2006

Your Password Is Not Secure

Mathematics & Software

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this experiment is to determine what type of password is most #secure#, where type is classified by character set and length. Methods/Materials The testing wa…

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