so i'm in math class today and it sometimes bores the hell out of me. i wasn't paying much attention and he told the class to turn the page. so i did on the next page it had 2 people playing chess so i read the little subtitle. heres what it said. "the number of possible ways of playing the first four moves on each side of the game in a game of chess is 318,979,564,000." talk about a huge number. just an interesting fact i thought i'd say. also this caused me to drift on about chess for about 5 minutes until he gave us our homework. 😉
the SAT test in the United States has a portion involving written passages, and questions relating to them. Well, one of the passages in my test was about Kasparov vs. Deep Blue...CAN YOU IMAGINE HOW MUCH THAT BROKE MY CONCENTRATION?
i would cry if that happened to me. do you remember the question? all i know is that anything that resembles chess in school will have me daydreaming for 5 to 15 minutes. lol on average
Originally posted by YUG0slav I have a way worse situation
the SAT test in the United States has a portion involving written passages, and questions relating to them. Well, one of the passages in my test was about Kasparov vs. Deep Blue...CAN YOU IMAGINE HOW MUCH THAT BROKE MY CONCENTRATION?
Originally posted by YUG0slav I have a way worse situation
the SAT test in the United States has a portion involving written passages, and questions relating to them. Well, one of the passages in my test was about Kasparov vs. Deep Blue...CAN YOU IMAGINE HOW MUCH THAT BROKE MY CONCENTRATION?
The year I took it the reading section had a passage on Richard Feynman, so yeah...the same thing happened to me.
counting methods and probability theory
09 Jan '07 04:40
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