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NEW VIDEO: @byakatonda_denis challenges me with a tricky question from a Vietnamese Math Olympiad. Expect a mathematical advent treat with floor functions, quadratic equations and inequalities... Premiere at 3pm (GMT) - see you in the live chat! Watch at tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #matholympiad #floorfunction
Congratulations to TRM intern Sian Langham whose article on the maths of golf has been featured by UK newspaper @dailymirror. If you missed it first time around, give it a read to learn about projectile motion and the reason why golf balls have dimples… Find it at tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #golf #dailymirror
NEW VIDEO: Demonstration of live @oxford_uni Maths interview with my colleague @stedmundhall Luc Nguyen, and second year undergraduate student Bethan. We work through a real admissions question I used in 2020 - watchalong and see how you get on! Video at tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #oxfordinterview #oxfordadmissions
How do we compare the performance of different tests for a disease? It all depends on the values of the 'sensitivity' and 'specificity' and a comparison between the two via a ROC curve. Check out the latest article by TRM intern Amie Campbell to learn whether you should take the red or blue test - read at tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #diseasetest #covidtest
With this weather in the UK at the moment, I'm sure like me you could all do with a bit of sun. So, inspired by their excellent performance on Friday night @ssearena here's a cracker from @offspring - 'Staring at the Sun’. Accompanying photo of me being suitably cold following a session of swimming in the Atlantic Ocean… Listen on the ‘Music’ page at tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #offspring #seaswimming
When in Rome… but did you know the colosseum isn’t in fact a circle? Historians believe the elliptical shape was chosen as it allows for a larger perimeter for the same area, which means more seats for spectators. For example, doubling the area of an ellipse gives a much larger perimeter than building a circle of the same area. Do the calculations for yourself and see if you can work out why! #tomrocksmaths #colosseum #rome

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