Humbleplops wrote:
bxm1000 wrote:
Not surprised with the American education system.
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?? americans are smartest and masterrace
what is the hardest math question you had
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Adding up how many times I lost my train of thought during my lifetime.
0 times infinity
lmao
its funny because u think ur smart
lmao just read #107 in a snobby 10 year old voice
FlashyFerrari wrote:
Tigerfunx wrote:
Infinity/infinity
I don’t even think infinity is a number, but rather a concept.
You clearly don't know infinity. What kind of infinity IS it and I'll be able to answer...
Nov 2, 2018
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HorribleTomato wrote:
FlashyFerrari wrote:
Tigerfunx wrote:
Infinity/infinity
I don’t even think infinity is a number, but rather a concept.
You clearly don't know infinity. What kind of infinity IS it and I'll be able to answer...
All infinities are treated as concepets.
Nov 2, 2018
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#69
saculnomekop wrote:
What is TE34690 base 12
Why is there a T there? I don’t know any base system that goes up to T. Hexadecimal for a example goes up to H. But if we assume by the T that this is base 30, then it is a large number in base ten, around 7e9. Which put is around 6.4e9 in base 12
hitthepin wrote:
HorribleTomato wrote:
FlashyFerrari wrote:
Tigerfunx wrote:
Infinity/infinity
I don’t even think infinity is a number, but rather a concept.
You clearly don't know infinity. What kind of infinity IS it and I'll be able to answer...
All infinities are treated as concepets.
for example
a +/- infinity is twice as large as a + infinity, so +/- infinity/ + infinity=2
(Sin x)/ n = six = 6
Let cup be a function of beverages.
1cup(coffee) = happiness
2cup(lemonade) = thirst quencher
3cup(pure H20) = no solution
playing monopoly = not my cup(tea)
Your cup(tea) = ?
How to confuse an american...shown him two shovels and asked to take his pick.😂
americans are the best
^ thats gonna cause some controversy
Nov 3, 2018
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#79
PyriteDragon wrote:
(Sin x)/ n = six = 6
It has two variables. How are you supposed to solve it?
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