See how easy it is to work with, Exponents?
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11/?
VvV_ChloeKatsu_VvV wrote:
11/12
Whi Yehss
What is (10^9)^(4/3)??
VvV_ChloeKatsu_VvV wrote:
10^12?
Shure, Sir.
Sorry Mam, and thank you for no Spam.
VvV_ChloeKatsu_VvV wrote:
Otherwise I would have never figured this out on my own.
Yes. Once you know, you contain. And it cannot spilled out.
PawnStriker_17 wrote:
Will you ever play a game one zeroth or are u just here to fill the forum with math that is wrong
Please prove that the Math is Wrong(?!), Madaum!
VvV_ChloeKatsu_VvV wrote:
Welcome, your best thread so far!
Thanks.
Sep 27, 2023
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One_Zeroth wrote:
VvV_ChloeKatsu_VvV wrote:
Welcome, your best thread so far!
Thanks.
By best she means least worst and actually correct unlike 99.9 %of your posts so um yeah
Qinshu111_the_chess_panda wrote:
One_Zeroth wrote:
VvV_ChloeKatsu_VvV wrote:
Welcome, your best thread so far!
Thanks.
By best she means least worst and actually correct unlike 99.9 %of your posts so um yeah
If you can't understand, don't take a stand, Just disband!
correction - n=3/4
and this isn't that hard, its the basic laws of exponents
Sep 28, 2023
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One_Zeroth wrote:
Qinshu111_the_chess_panda wrote:
One_Zeroth wrote:
VvV_ChloeKatsu_VvV wrote:
Welcome, your best thread so far!
Thanks.
By best she means least worst and actually correct unlike 99.9 %of your posts so um yeah
If you can't understand, don't take a stand, Just disband!
Ok one zeroth disband then this lesson is actually pretty good but clearly you don’t know what 0.999999999… is
I think zeroth is trying rage bait
If (10^8)^n is (10^6) then x would be 3/4
If (10^12)^n is (10^11) what is n??