Consider the region bounded by x < 0, y > 0, and the line y <= x + 2. ?

Question

How many points in this region have coordinates that are integers?

Answer 1

Are you trying out a new formula to calculate a goaltender&#039;s save percentage? There&#039;s an easier way you know. Divide the number of saves by the total number of shots on goal.  

Answer 2

just one: the point (-1,1). All other points on that triangle are on either x=0 or y=0 which are NOT included because x&lt;0, NOT x&lt;=0.  

Answer 3

why are all these off-the-wall questions getting posted in the sports/hockey catagory?

something on Yahoo must be really f-ed up because I cant believe that this many people cant pay attention to what forum they are posting questions in.

Answer 4

I think if Crosby is healthy he&#039;ll lead the league in scoring this year.  Not that Ovie won&#039;t be right there with him but, after the year he had last year he will no doubt see extra attention this season.

Answer 5

Alright. X is less than Rick DiPietro&#039;s goal total

Y is someting between Shane Hnidy&#039;s goal total and Daniel Carcillo&#039;s Penalty Minutes

So basically Hnidy&#039;s goals- Carcillo&#039;s PIM is greaterthan or equal to 1 less than DiPietro&#039;s goal total + Mikka Kiprusoff&#039;s shutout total.

So you subtract Kiprusoff&#039;s total from both sides and you&#039;re left with Y (Something between Hnidy&#039;s goal total and Carcillo&#039;s PIM if he doesn&#039;t take a cross checking penalty vs. Dallas).

X therefore is Martin St. Louis&#039; Short handed goal total less than Y

Therefore the answers is

X= One less than Rick DiPetro&#039;s goal total

Y= Chris Mason&#039;s career goal total

That&#039;s your answer

(&lt; Rick DiPetro&#039;s goal total,  Chris Mason&#039;s career goal total)

Answer 6

If any of us here can (which is *maybe* a few) understand your homework, we&#039;re not doing it for you.

Answer 7

Uh..................

Answer 8

LMMFAO@ the other dudes confusion and delay comment! Holy h**l I hear that on Thomas the Train about 20 times a day with my kids. That was the funniest thing I have heard all day.