It would depend on what calculation you are solving.
You do not solve the diameter. You can either measure it or you can CALCULATE it. Calculation depends on what information you do have. There are different formulae which depend on whether you know the radius, the circumference, the area, the volume (if a sphere), the angle between tangents from a point at a known distance from the centre etc.
Algebra is needed to solve any complex calculation involving an unknown variable. Everything from computer games to flying to the moon relies upon algebra to calculate variables required.
I would certainly bet on a computer. Try to solve (log z)^-3i. This is log z raised to the -3i power. A computer comes in handy.
You do not need to write anything to calculate things mentally.
You repeat the calculation over and over again. The result of the previous calculation step will be the input for the next calculation step.
That depends what kind of calculation you want to do with the fractions.
It would depend on what calculation you are solving.
An algorithm is a method to solve some problem - usually some calculation. First, you'll need to have a clear idea what the specific calculation is that you want to perform, and have some idea on the steps to solve it.
The best way to choose the best calculation method to solve a mathematical problem is to choose what's best for you like whatever way the person is best with. There's a geometrical, analytic and guessing way. It'd be best to choose whatever the person is experienced with.
It is an acronym to advise a strategy for problem solving in mathematics. R - Read U - Understand (or Underline key facts) C - Calculation (some write 'choose', as in to choose your calculation method) S - Solve A - Answer C - Check Hope this helps.
You do not solve the diameter. You can either measure it or you can CALCULATE it. Calculation depends on what information you do have. There are different formulae which depend on whether you know the radius, the circumference, the area, the volume (if a sphere), the angle between tangents from a point at a known distance from the centre etc.
Abacus was manually used for counting and very old method. Computer is automatic and it can solve any length of calculation easily with no error. Thanks! William Smith
Algebra is needed to solve any complex calculation involving an unknown variable. Everything from computer games to flying to the moon relies upon algebra to calculate variables required.
I would certainly bet on a computer. Try to solve (log z)^-3i. This is log z raised to the -3i power. A computer comes in handy.
You do not need to write anything to calculate things mentally.
The formula for circumference is Pi x D= Circumference. If you know the circumference you solve for the diameter as you would any other variable. Let's say the circumference is 10, the equation would then be: Pi (3.14) x D = 10. Solve for D. D= 10/3.14