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my math teacher gave us 2 problems to do over spring break (which starts on friday) and since i'm not all too much of a math whiz, i'd like to ask you guys. (after seeing that '0.999~=1' deal, you guys must be good)
1)How many non-similar interger-angled triangles are there?
2)How many numbers less than one million have at least one zero as a digit?
i'm assuming that on number 2, my teacher meant to say "non-negative numbers" somewhere in there, otherwise it'd be infinite.
also, my friend and i worked on number 2 for the whole period, and this was the answer we came up with, just wanted to see if we got close to the real answer: 402,530.
thanks to all who are willing to help.
-edit- oh yeah, please post how you got the answer also.
1)How many non-similar interger-angled triangles are there?
2)How many numbers less than one million have at least one zero as a digit?
i'm assuming that on number 2, my teacher meant to say "non-negative numbers" somewhere in there, otherwise it'd be infinite.
also, my friend and i worked on number 2 for the whole period, and this was the answer we came up with, just wanted to see if we got close to the real answer: 402,530.
thanks to all who are willing to help.
-edit- oh yeah, please post how you got the answer also.