boohoo

um, really busy (designing some intricate math problems), no time to blog ...boohoo
But i can leave a problem for you if interested...haha

Create an open cylindrical container with base C' and height d in the following manner: A simple closed curve C' is created inside a (bigger) simple closed convex curve C at a constant distance d from C. Let d vary, so like now you have a bunch of containers with different heights and bases. Is is right to claim that the largest (in terms of volume) such container will have its base area equal to its wall area? Wow, flashback of Die Hard 2...Bruce Willis and Samuel Jackson frantically measuring water in containers ...haha can you believe it, wrong math answer = boom !!!...but man! Bruce Willis is such a delight, yippekiyey &^%$#@!

Take that, Right! until i am really back and grrrr...