Re: Math Question
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Date: 03/29/05
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Date: 28 Mar 2005 16:29:05 -0800
Or maybe the brackets and regions don't matter?
So is it 32*31*30*29 etc? If so what is that?
32 factorial = 2.63130837 × 10 to the 35th power
And if that is it, what is the number? I don't even know how to get an
actual number for 10 to the 35th power.
If you give me that I COULD multiply it by 2.63130837 (unless you can
do that too for me?)
Thanks, I REALLY REALLY am TOTALLY math challenged
a_weisman@yahoo.com wrote:
> zipzip wrote:
> > you have to do a 'column' equation.
>
> Is that AKA a "factorial"???
>
> If so, how would it be applied here?
>
> 64 teams, but in four "regions" seeded 1-16 in each. 32 total first
> round games.
>
> Round 2 32 teams, 16 games, still in the four regions of 16 each (now
> 8).
>
> Round 3 16 teams, 8 games, still in the four regions of 16 each (now
> 4).
>
> Round 4 8 teams, 4 games, still in four regions of 16 each (now 2).
>
> Round 5 (final 4) four teams, 2 games, regions are eliminated now.
>
> Round 6 (championship game) 2 teams, 1 game.
>
> This is really bugging me and I swear I am WAY math challenged.
>
>
> >
> > 64 x 63 x 62 x 61 ..... etc
> >
> > if you had 4 seats in a car and 4 people how many different ways
> could
> > you seat them?
> >
> > 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 24 possibilites.
> >
> > i.e. person a, person b, person c, person d.... person a, person b,
> > person d, person c.... and so on
> >
> > there is a shorthand way to do the problem with bigger numbers but
i
> > forgot. didn't you study this for the LSAT weisman :)
> >
> > >a_weisman@yahoo.com wrote:
> > >how many different combinations could there be? Etc for the whole
> > tournament?
> >
> > actually only one because UNC is going to win it all (by 7 points
> over
> > Louisville).
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