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			<title><![CDATA[[RESOLVED] What is the answer to this ?]]></title>
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I just saw the above on FaceBook.. Using the order of operations, the answer I came to was 1. However, a number of commenters insist passionately that the answer is 9. Some of them offer some semblance of an explanation why but I must admit, I was lost. Some people said they used something called PEDMAS which I honestly never heard of before (I know it as BOMDAS) and some people talked about some distribution principle behind their conclusions. 

I'd be the first to admit that math really isn't my strong suit. I know that sounds strange coming from a programmer.

My question is, who is right ?]]></description>
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I just saw the above on FaceBook.. Using the order of operations, the answer I came to was 1. However, a number of commenters insist passionately that the answer is 9. Some of them offer some semblance of an explanation why but I must admit, I was lost. Some people said they used something called PEDMAS which I honestly never heard of before (I know it as BOMDAS) and some people talked about some distribution principle behind their conclusions. <br />
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I'd be the first to admit that math really isn't my strong suit. I know that sounds strange coming from a programmer.<br />
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My question is, who is right ?</div>


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			<title><![CDATA[[RESOLVED] ANGLE OF INCIDENCE IS EQUAL TO THE ANGLE OF Reflection]]></title>
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			<description>hey is this true even when two balls meet?
is this the right way to get the answer?


To get the final angle:
AngleIncidence = AngleReflection
AngleIncidence = (180° + InitialAngle) - (NormalAngle)
AngleReflection = (NormalAngle) - (FinalAngle)
Solving for FinalAngle:
180 + Init - Norm = Norm - Final
180 + Init - 2 Norm = - Final
Final = 2 * Norm - 180 - Init


is the InitialAngle the angle between the two balls and if so does it matter if i get the angle from A to B first or B to A first?



i have the angle between B and A of 134 by 314 degrees when touching each other

ball B is moving at 23 degrees
ball A is moving at 229 degrees

how do i get the right reflextion angle for each ball?

thanks verry much</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>hey is this true even when two balls meet?<br />
is this the right way to get the answer?<br />
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To get the final angle:<br />
AngleIncidence = AngleReflection<br />
AngleIncidence = (180° + InitialAngle) - (NormalAngle)<br />
AngleReflection = (NormalAngle) - (FinalAngle)<br />
Solving for FinalAngle:<br />
180 + Init - Norm = Norm - Final<br />
180 + Init - 2 Norm = - Final<br />
Final = 2 * Norm - 180 - Init<br />
<br />
<br />
is the InitialAngle the angle between the two balls and if so does it matter if i get the angle from A to B first or B to A first?<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
i have the angle between B and A of 134 by 314 degrees when touching each other<br />
<br />
ball B is moving at 23 degrees<br />
ball A is moving at 229 degrees<br />
<br />
how do i get the right reflextion angle for each ball?<br />
<br />
thanks verry much</div>

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