Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
most of the buildings are, nowadays, constructed using concrete bricks. earlier clay bricks used but availability of clay is bit hard.
manufacturing process:
the big rocks from mountain is crushed into small size in a crusher. It is then transported to the work site. there it is mixed with sand and cement to make concrete. this is done in an concrete-mixture-machine. then it is shaped into brick with help of an electric power press.
if we analyze the manufacturing process, we can see that lot of energy spent in all the way.
move the die
diagonal movement is not allowed.
any path you can choose.
what number of spots, when the die is resting on the square in the position indicated by dotted line , never appears on the top face of the die?
The clue : total of spots on the two opposite faces is SEVEN
Friday, June 8, 2012
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
The Oxford murders
a series of symbols is given above . what is the fourth symbol in this series? it is a puzzle asked by the Prof. Arthur seldom at the Oxford University. don't expect the answer here. if you want to know the forth symbol and also about Prof. Arthur Seldom, watch the movie "The Oxford Murders" released in 2008.
in this movie, an Oxford university professor and grad student trying to stop a series of murders linked with mathematical symbols.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Friday, May 25, 2012
problem with temperature
now problem is, i am cutting off the power supply to the heating coil when the temperature inside the box is exactly 45 degree Celsius. box is well insulated. in this condition what would be the temperature inside the box after ONE minute?
A. increases
B. decreases
C. no change
can you draw
In the orthographic view of an object, it is having same front view, top view and side view. can you draw the 3D shape
orthographic view is the 2D representation of a 3D object as different views. these views are known as Front view, side view, top view back view, bottom view etc. for more details learn about orthographic projections.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
folding and unfolding
don't use a paper for solving this problem. first you try to visualize the folding and unfolding, then try to find out the answer, if you want to boost your creativity. if you cannot find out the true shape, nothing to worry. use a paper to find out the true shape.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Monday, April 9, 2012
refrigerator and ice cubes
a special refrigerator compartment having a size of 0.8m in length, 0.4m width and 0.5m height. this compartment is having a top mounted door. how many ice cubes we can store in this refrigerator if each cube is 0.2m on an edge?
the case of symmetry
A figure that can be folded over along a straight line so that the result is two equal halves which are then lying on top of one another with no overlap is said to be have a line of symmetry.
Now question is,
which of the following shapes have only one line of symmetry
Now question is,
which of the following shapes have only one line of symmetry
- circle
- square
- rectangle
- equilateral triangle
- isosceles triangle
Saturday, April 7, 2012
make a perfect square
a long rectangular paper strip which is equally divided into 5 squares as shown in the sketch is given. you can fold it and cut. can you make a perfect square using the paper pieces. you are allowed to make exactly two cuts only.
solution:
fold the paper strip through the center. then cut the strip as shown in the sketch using red lines. you will get 4 pieces. by arranging those paper pieces as shown in the last sketch, you can make the perfect square.
Friday, April 6, 2012
crossword of geometrical shapes
- Volume of a cone
- Volume of a sphere
- Surface area of cube
- Volume of a square prism
- Volume of hemisphere
- Curved surface area of cone
- Area of a circle
Right
8.
Curved surface area of a cylinder
1.
Volume of a pyramid
9.
Curved surface area of hemisphere
10.
Surface area of sphere
Left
11.
Total surface area of hemisphere
12.
Volume of a cube
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