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sorry for the late response. The games are meant to build primitive skills. Modular arithmetic and base conversions - if you can do them in your head at a good level - it really accelerates the learning at the higher levels.
I have a game on the site where you can challenge a friend (or CPU) to see who can do conversions the fastest. Whoever wins gets the XP which will be usable on the site for actual courses and other "premium" content.
You can try the games on the main landing site.
will do - never thought id get that request but I will for sure make sure this is available at some point.
I never heard of it until 3 weeks ago. It seems to work well - eventualy gonna migrate it to magicinternetmath.com - somehow i was able to buy it!
kind of - i took it in college but when i prepared for my first actuarial exam I had no idea what i was looking at. What I mostly self taught was stochastic calculus, differential equations, real/complex analysis and abstract algebra
ive been building it for about a month. I was an actuary for 30 years but mostly self-taught in math.
As a bitcoin podcaster, I can say seriously - I'm glad my wife doesn't listen. I don't want to answer for everything i say that she misunderstands, I don't want her uninformed pointers of how to improve or grow it - I'm grateful I get to have the escape.
Hold your ground - its for his own good.
I didnt want to get too cute with the answer but there arent a lot of details provided, so I do make some assumptions.
- There is gravity on the planet (clearly because it has mass and a given escape velocity)
- There is matter in outer space that will have gravity
The speed exceeds the escape velocity so greatly that I will say that the rock will land inside some mass in outer space after which the speed of the rock will be:
A) Zero
I'm happy to discuss the work any time. Glad you guys found it.
the main website is at https://www.magicinternetmath.com