It does not yield the correanswer. Apparently, X is equal to 11 and 1 over 5 in the first one. Pythagorean theorem did not find that for me... He says that they are srudying proportions currently.

So, my friend needs help with Geometry, which I took last year. I think,"Oh yeah, it's easy!" Turns out I have forgotten how to do it. Here are the problems, if anyone could please tell me how to solve for X that would be very appreciated. http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/1298/geoh.png

*drops mic, leaves stage*

lol...

[QUOTE="Krendog"][QUOTE="St_JimmyX"] TC said good originals...St_JimmyX

And on the topic of the last 2 LOTR films, did you guys miss the point? They are basically, even though they are technically not, supposed to be about one BIG story. They each do what they are supposed to do. The first introduces us and is the perfect beginning. The second is the continuation with the third wrapping up their journey. They were all filmed back to back. What, did you want them to explain Frodo even MORE into detail in the latter two? Seriously, what more character development could they have had? They pretty much did everything that was in the books (that is, if you watched the extended edition) and explained all the characters and story in the first film. Just tell me how they could have possibly done any other type of character development etc. in the latter two. By the way, have you watched the extended editions of the last two movies? Because, that was how the movies were supposed to be but had to be cut down due to time. If you really want them to have even MORE substance than I suggest watching those.

Transformers 2.

Transformers 2.