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RE: The fun math game! - MrMunroe - Jan 14, 2010
(Nov 25, 2009, 07:50 PM)SonicTheSilverHedgehog Wrote:(Nov 25, 2009, 05:56 PM)Fireball Wrote: Uhhhh..... 45?
Nope. Here's something more simpler.
7aaabccddeexxyy. Simplify this.
([a^3] * [b] * [c^2] * [d^2] * [e^2] * [x^2] * [y^2]) * 7
RE: The fun math game! - Rct31337 - Jan 15, 2010
I'd post a calculus question but I think that's way too hard for you guys lol.
Hmm...
Here's something simpler.
Umm... How do you type exponents?
RE: The fun math game! - MrMunroe - Jan 15, 2010
(Jan 15, 2010, 12:04 AM)G-Force Wrote: I'd post a calculus question but I think that's way too hard for you guys lol.
Hmm...
Here's something simpler.
Umm... How do you type exponents?
Just use ^ thingy. That's what it is.
RE: The fun math game! - SonicTheSilverHedgehog - Jan 15, 2010
I'm probably going to have to give you guys some easy numeric questions with at least 2 variables. Did anybody take Algebra 1 in 7th grade? (Now I feel like a complete nerd saying that)
3n + 6 = 24
Solve for n.
RE: The fun math game! - TC8950 - Jan 15, 2010
n = 15
55 +45 x 77 -3000 =
RE: The fun math game! - Rct31337 - Jan 16, 2010
Actually, n=4
520
What about typing square roots?
RE: The fun math game! - MrMunroe - Jan 16, 2010
(Jan 15, 2010, 09:23 PM)SonicTheSilverHedgehog Wrote: I'm probably going to have to give you guys some easy numeric questions with at least 2 variables. Did anybody take Algebra 1 in 7th grade? (Now I feel like a complete nerd saying that)
3n + 6 = 24
Solve for n.
I was in pre-algebra last year, but I switched to accelerated math because I was failing, I wasn't paying attention thanks to ADD.
RE: The fun math game! - Drew_ - Dec 29, 2010
I got one.
x^3 + x^4 + y^3 + y^8 =
RE: The fun math game! - zach_gamer77 - Dec 29, 2010
4*7/7n=2
Easy in you are in pre-algebra.