An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

[bruceb58]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

Yeah....this is funny watching some of the responses to the intial posting Boomyal.:facepalm:

LOL. :facepalm::facepalm:

 

[glenn property of pam]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

redrawn in cad squaring off the radius of the lip you will need 82.84" (adjusted to nearest higher number) or 6'-10 27/32" old school or 2105mm new school.

 

[bruceb58]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

redrawn in cad squaring off the radius of the lip you will need 82.84"

I guess you missed post #8.

 

[glenn property of pam]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

I guess you missed post #8.

nope you used your brain I just clicked on the mouse for 30 seconds. Good thing is it proves your maths is correct. Once you get this lazy its hard to go back.

 

[Boomyal]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

Well after three weeks of waiting for the dreaded 300 gallon tank to arrive, I set about yesterday to insert the tank into its room. For starters, I went prepared to dismantle the door frame as the given tank diameter was 1/2" wider than the opening. Then there was the primary issue that I had been dreading about having enough height to tilt the tank vertical, once thru the doorway.

Much to my relief, the tank slid snugly through the intact door frame, then tilted to vertical with about a finger's thickness to spare. Now I will get to connecting all the system pieces together and collect my paycheck for the month.

 

[Bondo]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

Well after three weeks of waiting for the dreaded 300 gallon tank to arrive, I set about yesterday to insert the tank into its room. For starters, I went prepared to dismantle the door frame as the given tank diameter was 1/2" wider than the opening. Then there was the primary issue that I had been dreading about having enough height to tilt the tank vertical, once thru the doorway.

Much to my relief, the tank slid snugly through the intact door frame, then tilted to vertical with about a finger's thickness to spare. Now I will get to connecting all the system pieces together and collect my paycheck for the month.

Ayuh,.... Glad to here it Boomer,.... Job well done,....

 

[achris]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

Much to my relief, the tank slid snugly through the intact door frame, then tilted to vertical with about a finger's thickness to spare. Now I will get to connecting all the system pieces together and collect my paycheck for the month.

Which of course you'll be sharing with the people who helped you with your math problem :rofl:

 

[Boomyal]

Signed, sealed, delivered and PAID!

Signed, sealed, delivered and PAID!

I'll be getting all your shares out in the mail, soon!

 

[bruceb58]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

Very nice work. This guy obviously has some money to do this for a swimming pool.

 

[Boomyal]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

......This guy obviously has some money to do this for a swimming pool......

Thanks Bruce. As for the 'guy', as of yesterday's mail, he has a fair chunk less than he did previously.

 

[bruceb58]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

Thanks Bruce. As for the 'guy', as of yesterday's mail, he has a fair chunk less than he did previously.

So what's my cut?

 

[Boomyal]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

So what's my cut?

Hang in there, bruce. I was trying to figure it but my calculator broke down! :blue:

 

[Tim Frank]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

Hang in there, bruce. I was trying to figure it but my calculator broke down! :blue:

Just use 10%....a NRN and the arithmetic is easy.

 

[Boomyal]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

Just use 10%....a NRN and the arithmetic is easy.

Ayuh....an NRN. Why didn't I think of that? :facepalm:

 

[Tim Frank]

Re: An algebreic calculation for all you mathmeticians.

Nice round numbers were invented to make life easier.....