I'm bored w/ a buncha math

can you figure this out?

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3*8+6^2-8/2=26

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AHHHH! YOU'RE TESTING MEEE! GOD NO!!!

Using BODMAS or not? What's the little arrow thingy? Pay attention? Test?! What test. Test?! Damn it, it's saturday, right? And... I'm not in school this day. These days. All past that, man, all past it. I GOT RID A YOU, MAN! I GOT RID A YOU!

XD exactly
i have left school now, i never want to do maths again for the rest of my life thank you :D

(3*8+6^2-8)/2=26 = true

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Originally Posted by rubah

(3*8+6^2-8)/2=26 = true

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Actually it's 56

jehjfsej :D

edit: no wait. don't you divide BEFORE adding and subtracting? I could've sworn that's how it goes. I think the answer is 65. >:/ it is.

edit2: hey, wait. Are we doing your homework now? :rolleyes2

I looked at it, and my brain broke. I don't like Math at all, especially Algebra. Even Geometry is bad, and that's mostly graphing shapes so far.

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jehjfsej :D

edit: no wait. don't you divide BEFORE adding and subtracting? I could've sworn that's how it goes. I think the answer is 65. >:/ it is.

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Yeha my math skills failed me for a second there.

First 6^2
Then you subtract (8/2) from 36
Then you add (3*8)
And you get 56

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Originally Posted by rubah

(3*8+6^2-8)/2=26 = true

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you have it right.

now
7 8ths/5

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Originally Posted by Levian

hey, wait. Are we doing your homework now?

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no, but I'm getting a good laugh from your answers

Maths make my brain hurt

But math FUN!!!!!!!!

VERY FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lame. Try this [img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img], bitches.

What is 2x^2-8/(x-2)^2 when x = 0? Furthermore, at what point is that equation constant?

Constant?

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What is 2x^2-8/(x-2)^2 when x = 0?

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What's to the 2nd power? (2*[^2])

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Originally Posted by rubah

(3*8+6^2-8)/2=26 = true

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Actually it's 56

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The point of the original post was to place parenthesis so that it was true when order of operations was applied.

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Lame. Try this [img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img], bitches.

What is 2x^2-8/(x-2)^2 when x = 0? Furthermore, at what point is that equation constant?

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-2, and "constant at a given point" doesn't make sense for an equation.

no one really answerd my 2nd question

7 8ths/5

7/8*1/5=7/40?

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7/8*1/5=7/40?

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no.
you're wrong (for once)


and it's 5/1, not 1/5
(other than that, you have it right)

You said 7/8 divided by five. that's the same as multiplying by 1/5.

the real answer is 4 3/8
7*5=35
8*1=8
35-/-8=4.3
4 3/8
get it?

That would be multiplying 7/8 by 5, not dividing. Generally the / sign denotes division. Given your original problem of 7 8ths/5, that would be 7/8 ÷ 5.

mental math, the $calc() function in mIRC and the windows calculator all give me 0.175 or 7/40

you do division, eventually. 35/8. but you're right, that's multiplying, not division.

that's just how I was taught it.

I need more problems. Gimme problems!!!
(keep it easy, though)

http://forums.eyesonff.com/showthread.php?t=70759

Find the integral of (e^x)sinxdx. Use the Looper Method by Parts.

The math you're doing bores me.

I asked for something easy!!! I just say I'm 18!!! I'm younger than that!!!!



(and what is e and x???)
and what does integral mean!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

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I asked for something easy!!! I just say I'm 18!!! I'm younger than that!!!!

(and what is e and x???)

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I'm 17. ;]

And come now, that's pretty easy. It's just integration by parts that you do twice.

e = 2.71828183
x is a variable.

by younger, I mean 7th grade!!!!!

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I asked for something easy!!! I just say I'm 18!!! I'm younger than that!!!!



(and what is e and x???)
and what does integral mean!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

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The integral of f(x) is simply the the equation for which f(x) is the measure of its slope, or derivative. The integral of 2x is the equation for which the derivative at a point can be found by using 2x, or simply x^2 + C.

Find the slope of a line that passes through these points (-4, 19) and (0, 8)

I was so tickled when I realized that e starts off 2.71.

Oh KB, you're so cute when you try to use big mathy words. :p

Math never made any sense to me at all.

Im not that advanced in Maths yet :(

4 *wins*

Please help me, I am about to faint.

/action kicks

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Lame. Try this [img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img], bitches.

What is 2x^2-8/(x-2)^2 when x = 0? Furthermore, at what point is that equation constant?

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-2, and "constant at a given point" doesn't make sense for an equation.

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[img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img][img]/xxx.gif[/img], I should have said when is it zero. I f**ked up.

It's like that IRC quote on bash.org where some guy says something about "don't you hate it when you **** on the floor and you're looking around for like 10 minutes and can't find it" and everyone was like ZOMGWTF and he eventually realized what he said and says "OMFG I meant don't you hate it when you DROP ****".

Edit: int(e^x sin x dx) = [(e^x)(sin x - cos x)/2] + C.

Jesus, I hate the lack of math symbols in php.

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I should have said when is it zero.

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1+sqrt(3); 1-sqrt(3); 1+i; 1-i.

Yup.

Now, from someone who hasn't answered, what is it when the slope is zero?