1+4+9+16+25+36+49+64=204
How Many Squares on a Chessboard?
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The amount of squares on a chess board is the number of my post.
Adorn_Aliment wrote:
The amount of squares on a chess board is the number of my post.
Omg, so coincidental!
But what happens if some people's post gets deleted, shifting your post #204 to an earlier number? (I have had this happen to another topic before on many occasions)
That 204 joke is a fluke. There are a bunch of answers including 80 for Capablanca chess and infinity for infinity chess now that I think of it.
eric0022 wrote:
Adorn_Aliment wrote:
The amount of squares on a chess board is the number of my post.
Omg, so coincidental!
But what happens if some people's post gets deleted, shifting your post #204 to an earlier number? (I have had this happen to another topic before on many occasions)
That currently is post #204.
Haha someone deleted a post, so it's now post #203
8 * 8 = 64 xD
Oh no. Many more
Yeah.. multiple answers, 64 as basic, 204 as complex, 80 as Capablanca Chess and infinity for infinity chess...
64 squares in the chessboard 65 including the edge(border)
64
Jul 29, 2019
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IMBacon wrote:
ghost_of_pushwood wrote:
Yeah, 204 for me too.
Having been here a few years. You would get page after page after page of people arguing over absolutely anything.
I betcha a post along the lines of: "I danced on the sun last week. Prove i didn't" Would get at least 100+ comments.
I can prove! the distance to the sun is 9.296x10^7 miles. the number of hours in a week is 168. speed =distance/time =553333 1/3 miles per hour. Nothing we haveo n earth travels that fast so there.
Jul 29, 2019
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iballisticsquid123 wrote:
IMBacon wrote:
ghost_of_pushwood wrote:
Yeah, 204 for me too.
Having been here a few years. You would get page after page after page of people arguing over absolutely anything.
I betcha a post along the lines of: "I danced on the sun last week. Prove i didn't" Would get at least 100+ comments.
I can prove! the distance to the sun is 9.296x10^7 miles. the number of hours in a week is 168. speed =distance/time =553333 1/3 miles per hour. Nothing we haveo n earth travels that fast so there.
What is the classic statistic class line:
You can prove anything statistically, or something like that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess Read this because it proves I'm right.
https://www.teachingideas.co.uk/problem-solving/squares-on-a-chessboard