I'm in 6th
ask me any math question and I'll try answering them
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Jan 7, 2026
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#28
MasonEx ha scritto:
#25 he doesn't know
it's 21
it's 21
I don't get it and #26 in Italy algebra is in 7-8th grade
Jan 7, 2026
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#30
#28 it's actually in the mental maths book . Oh wait i forgot I was using the 7th class book😅
Jan 7, 2026
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#31
MasonEx ha scritto:
it's an old vine
I don't have all this knowledge T^T
Jan 7, 2026
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#32
You have one if/then statement to give a robot, it will repeatedly follow this instruction. The robot is on a checkered grid, it can see the color of the square it is one, it can see if it has been to the square it is on or is trying to go to before, what 1 if/then statement carried out over and over again will have the robot visit every tile (the robot has no memory, so it can not refer to previous events)
Jan 7, 2026
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#33
Stormon-C ha scritto:
You have one if/then statement to give a robot, it will repeatedly follow this instruction. The robot is on a checkered grid, it can see the color of the square it is one, it can see if it has been to the square it is on or is trying to go to before, what 1 if/then statement carried out over and over again will have the robot visit every tile (the robot has no memory, so it can not refer to previous events)
Not really my type of question, lmao. How big is the checkered grid? A chess one? Or more?
Jan 7, 2026
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#35
Stormon-C ha scritto:
Infinite
Sorry for the late response. If it's infinite, then the robot will never cover all the squares!
Youll probably just hop on gpt
Jan 8, 2026
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#39
Actually I have a better one. Define pi. And give as many numbers as you can for it without looking it up on a calculator or Google or any other type of ai or search engine.
#17 correct
Those exercises were my favorite in 8th grade :3