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    Summing the Mountains and Valleys of a Regular Polygon

    Well I have to send this problem to a website and I think I have to make some calcules... I know that my goal is to understand how to solve it and not to receive the solution but is there anyone who can solve it so I can earn the maximum points? Thanks.
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    Summing the Mountains and Valleys of a Regular Polygon

    In every top of a regular polygon with 2n tops there is written an integer number so the numbers written in two neighboring tops always differ by 1 ( the numbers are consecutive ) The numbers which are bigger than both of their neighbors are called ”mountains” and those which are smaller than...
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    Proving Equality of Cubed Complex Numbers with Graphical Representation

    Thanks everyone but please understand that I'm only 14. I'll try to figure it out somehow.
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    Proving Equality of Cubed Complex Numbers with Graphical Representation

    Hahahaha why not to use the best method? (if I would know which it is)
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    Proving Equality of Cubed Complex Numbers with Graphical Representation

    What should I reply? All of you have different opinions... it's hard for me to understand something.
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    Proving Equality of Cubed Complex Numbers with Graphical Representation

    We have a,b,c different complex numbers so (a+b)^3 = (b+c)^3 = (c+a)^3 Show that a^3 = b^3 = c^3 From the first equality I reached a^3 - c^3 + 3b(a-c)(a+b+c) = 0 How a is different from c => a-c is different from 0 How do I show that a^3 - c^3 = 0?
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    Solving Fractional Part Sum S(n): a,b,n Natural Non-Null Numbers

    http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ai6s0YiBjnnQFDMVH4icEYwazKIX;_ylv=3?qid=20121228015407AA8frcq
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    Solving Fractional Part Sum S(n): a,b,n Natural Non-Null Numbers

    Thanks anyway man, a very good math guy helped me on other forum with a modulo n solve. It was the best I`ve ever seen. It is solved now, but thanks!
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    Solving Fractional Part Sum S(n): a,b,n Natural Non-Null Numbers

    You didn't understand. We say that a number x = {x} + [x] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractional_part (a,n) = 1 that means the greatest common factor Ex: (2, 3)=1 (23, 29)=1 (14, 19)=1 Hope this helps but I think you know physics better because this notions are learned in middle school...
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    Solving Fractional Part Sum S(n): a,b,n Natural Non-Null Numbers

    Hi everyone! How to solve this: S(n) = { (a+b)/n } + { (2a+b)/n } + { (3a+b)/n } + ... + { (na+b)/n } where {x} represents fractional part of x. a,b,n are natural non-null numbers and (a,n)=1. I don`t need only an answer, i need a good solution. Thanks!
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