Need to make a graph for class. I'm doing arm size vs your mass. I want to see if it's linear (how close overall mass relates to arm size) appreciate it you'd give me your cold, flexed arm measurement, your weight, and your height. Please don't lie, you'll screw up my results. I'll start 5'10", 172 pounds, arms 15 7/16". Thanks.
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12-07-2001, 12:53 PM #1Registered User
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Making a graph- how big are your arms vs. your weight
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12-07-2001, 12:56 PM #2The Bear
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5'9",190lbs
15".5 cold,16".5 flexedMilk is for babies. When you grow up you have to drink beer.
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12-07-2001, 01:36 PM #3
5'6"
148 lbs
13 not flexed 13.75 flexed,not pumped
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12-07-2001, 01:55 PM #4The Physique Architect
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5'10" 207 lbs.
15.5 unflexed, 17.25 flexed
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12-07-2001, 02:02 PM #5Registered User
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5'10"
204 lbs
18 flexed
I heard your arms have to be half your weight in kilo's (lbs/2.2), if you want to be in the right proportion. So my arms are to small
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12-07-2001, 02:04 PM #6Registered User
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Thanks, appreciate it thus far, keep em coming. One clarification, I wasn't very clear. The arm measurement I'm looking for is flexed but not pumped. I'm assuming that those who've answered already were umpumped for their flex measurement. If not please change it to keep my results consistant. Thanks a bunch.
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12-07-2001, 02:11 PM #7Registered User
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5'11
180 lbs
14 inches not flexed
15 flexed
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12-07-2001, 02:11 PM #8Registered User
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Mmmm...make that 17,4 flexed, not pumped.
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12-07-2001, 02:13 PM #9Banned
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I am 5'4 140 lbs gained 20 pds since lifting my arms were 10" when started now there 13 when flexex 11 1/2 cold.
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12-07-2001, 02:26 PM #10Registered User
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5"7' 15.25 180lbs
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12-07-2001, 02:32 PM #11Registered User
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6 feet, 270 pounds, 20 inch arms flexed, but not pumped.
Lifting weights makes me happy.
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165lbs, 6'0", 15 inch arms flexed but not pumped
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Re: Making a graph- how big are your arms vs. your weight
what kind of class is this?Originally posted by devildog
Need to make a graph for class. I'm doing arm size vs your mass. I want to see if it's linear (how close overall mass relates to arm size) appreciate it you'd give me your cold, flexed arm measurement, your weight, and your height. Please don't lie, you'll screw up my results. I'll start 5'10", 172 pounds, arms 15 7/16". Thanks.
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12-07-2001, 03:09 PM #14Registered User
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5'6 145, 12 1/4 cold, 13 1/2 flexed.
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12-07-2001, 03:55 PM #15Banned
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6' 225
17 cold, unflexed
sorry, never measured flexed
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12-07-2001, 03:57 PM #16Registered User
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Re: Re: Making a graph- how big are your arms vs. your weight
Probability and StatisticsOriginally posted by Buff_Daddy
what kind of class is this?
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12-07-2001, 03:58 PM #17Registered User
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is that class hard? i'm planning on taking that class next year(senior year). i just want to cruise that year, all ez classes.
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12-07-2001, 04:01 PM #18Registered User
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13 years
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12-07-2001, 04:03 PM #19Registered User
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Easy with a capital E. Of course not all classes are the same. Sophomore in college. We have to take a survey and plot the results on a graph.
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12-07-2001, 04:04 PM #20Registered User
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Re: Re: Making a graph- how big are your arms vs. your weight
5'8" 171 15.5
that would be math i assume.Originally posted by Buff_Daddy
what kind of class is this?
devildog, you guys doing correlation coefficients or something? or just linear models? just curious...
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12-07-2001, 04:06 PM #21Registered User
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damnit while i was writing that you guys responded like 5 times! LOL
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12-07-2001, 04:06 PM #22Registered User
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i would be a senior in HS not college? do you think it would still be pretty easy for me?
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12-07-2001, 04:08 PM #23Registered User
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Re: Re: Re: Making a graph- how big are your arms vs. your weight
Just linear models for this one. By the way I'm 20, does that mean I shouldn't be here or are there others pushing out of their teen years?Originally posted by John G
5'8" 171 15.5
that would be math i assume.
devildog, you guys doing correlation coefficients or something? or just linear models? just curious...
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12-07-2001, 04:11 PM #24Registered User
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Probability and Stats is usually a fairly easy math course. Not always but I think it's easier than Geometry and way easier than any Calculus course. Probably equivalent to an Algebra class.Originally posted by B1gReDheAd
i would be a senior in HS not college? do you think it would still be pretty easy for me?
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12-07-2001, 04:18 PM #25Registered User
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Hmm...
5'8, 160lbs, 12.5 inch arms flexed (puny ass)
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12-07-2001, 04:27 PM #26Banned
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Re: Hmm...
Originally posted by rpgnick
5'8, 160lbs, 12.5 inch arms flexed (puny ass)
Hey at least u admit ur real arm size like me , many others dont u got aol?
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12-07-2001, 04:28 PM #27Registered User
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Making a graph- how big are your arms vs. your weight
Nah...screw that. The whole test issue is really all that separates you from being a teen, and at 20, you're probabaly still just slowing down on production. I'm gonna be comin on these boards 'til im 50! well, not really but i like to say that, its fun...Originally posted by devildog
Just linear models for this one. By the way I'm 20, does that mean I shouldn't be here or are there others pushing out of their teen years?
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12-07-2001, 05:23 PM #28
Im 5'9, 173, and measure 14 and 3/8ths inch
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12-07-2001, 08:19 PM #29Registered User
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6'5", 205 lbs, 15.5" arms
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12-07-2001, 09:17 PM #30Registered User
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5'8
160 - just
16.2 cold , 16.7 pumped
**** am i the lightestt person here for my height?
im not ripped either im bulking lol
alot of you must have heavy heavy bones
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