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I will start. The factorial of the difference of the square of the number of spatial dimensions in this universe and one more than the smallest perfect number is X. If we let S be the number of spatial dimensions, and P be the smallest perfect number, than X=((S^2)-(P+1))!. The number of spatial dimensions is 3, and the smallest perfect number is 6. If we solve, we find that X=2.
If you don't care, just... Don't read it. Bruh
Doesn't top Zeroth. Also, when multiplying 1 by 2 all the time, the last digit will always be 2 4 8 6, repeat
Stfu
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Any number divided by zero is equal to a number larger than infinity.
Also, zero divided by zero is all numbers at once.
#12 no it's not
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i as a number is purely useless you do q-physics, but the good news is if x = even and y = odd then: normal math x + x = x, x + y = y, y + y = x, but in i math…: x + x = y, x + y = x, and y + y = y! And now you know a but of weird numbers and algebra, only one of those is useless, yw!
What is the 5th square root times the people that want to go to mars - the people under a train plus the people in this forum (d-a = 1) x Earth’s gravity pull divided by g1
i honestly like the factorial of the difference between the square of the number of spatial dimensions in this universe and one more than the smallest perfect number, which a small, pink erasable tool has determined to be nine, but the pulsating gray faceless robot speaker box disproves it to be 2 in the episode "Power of Three".
