I completely forgot 0!=1 xD
I completely forgot 0!=1 xD
Thanks to Endless's contribution I am only missing six of the numbers from 1 to 100
Using the percent symbol for modulus is recognized by google's calculator feature, so I can justify using it. In added modulus to my toolbox of functions, I was able to figure out three or four really difficult ones that had evaded me thus far.
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I've never seen modulus not represented by a %. What else is used?
I have this weird thing where I find maths interesting and fascinating but I am absolutely terrible at it. Adding two numbers makes me cringe. The maths part of my mind is utterly dyslexic.
"mod". Which is also recognized by Google's calculator feature, but I'm not so comfortable using letters.
It's not so weird that enjoying something, or appreciating something, is completely divorced from ability. I am absolutely enthralled with the costuming and makeup artistry abilities of others, but I'd be absolutely terrible at it myself.
EDIT: I am now only missing 92, 94, and 100.
EDIT: Found 92.
Last edited by Yerushalmi; 09-10-2013 at 11:55 AM.
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94 is actually simple:
(SPOILER)5*(7+7)+4! = 94
100 requires using the digits in a different way, but they're all there, in the right order:
(SPOILER)(57-7)*√4 = 100
Edit : actually, you don't even need that.
(SPOILER)(-5+7!!)%((7+4)!)=100
Last edited by Endless; 09-10-2013 at 04:57 PM.
And then there is Death
Oh wow, well done. I probably would've gotten the former eventually, not necessarily the latter (though I've used 57, 77, and 74 multiple times). I blame it on lack of sleep thanks to my daughter waking me up at 5:30am demanding that I help her dress up her Belle doll.Originally Posted by Endless
When I'm not half-dead with exhaustion I'll post the entire 1-100 list.
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Get outta here with that craziness!
1+1= 11. Or a Window. Depending on how you look at it.
The numbers 1-100, in order:
(SPOILER)
5*7/7-4
5+7/7-4
5*7/7-√4
5*(7-7)+4
5+(7-7)*4
(-5+7)*(7-4)
5*7-7*4
5-7/7+4
5*7/7+4
5+7/7+4
-5+7+7+√4
(-5+7)*((7-4)!)
-5+7+7+4
5+√(7*7)+√4
5+7+7-4
5+√(7*7)+4
5+7+7-√4
(-5+7)(7+√4)
√((5+7+7))^(√4))
5*(7/7)*4
5+7+7+√4
(-5+7)(7+4)
5+7+7+4
5*(7-7)+4!
5*(7/7+4)
5*7-(7+√4)
(5+7*7)/√4
√((5*7-7)^√4)
5*7-(7-4)!
-5+7+7*4
5*√(7*7)-4
5*7-7+4
5*√(7*7)-√4
5*7-((7!)%(4!))!
√((5*√(7*7))^√4)
5+√(7*7)+4!
5*√(7*7)+√4
5*7+7-4
5*√(7*7)+4
-5+7*7-4
5*7+(7-4)!
-5+7*7-√4
5+7+7+4!
5*7+7+√4
5!-77+√4
57-7-4
5!-7*7-4!
5!*.7/7*4
5*7+7*√4
5+7*7-4
-5+(7+7)*4
5*7-7+4!
5!+7-74
(5*7/.7)+4
5*(√(7*7)+4)
(-5+7)*7*4
57+(7!)%(4!)
5+77-4!
5*√(7*7) +4!
57+7-4
5+7+7^√4
-5-7+74
57+(7-4)!
√((57+7)^√4)
5*(7+(7-4)!)
57+7+√4
5!-7*7-4
57+7+4
5!-7*7-√4
-5+77-√4
57+7*√4
√((-5+77)^√4)
5!-7*7+√4
-5+77+√4
5!-7*7+4
-5+77+4
√((5!*.7-7)^√4)
5+77-4
5%7+74
5+77-√4
(-5+7+7)^√4
5!-7-7-4!
-5!-7+7!/4!
5+77+√4
57+7*4
5+77+4
5!*.7+7-4
57+7+4!
-5+7*7*√4
5*(7+7+4)
√((5!*.7+7)^√4)
5!-√(7*7)*4
-5+7*7*√4
5*(7+7)+4!
5!-7*7+4!
5!+7-7-4!
-5!+7+7!/4!
(-5+7)*(7^√4)
5!-7-7*√4
(57-7)*√4
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Yeah I love but suck completely at mathematics.
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For me it depends on the teacher, with a good teacher I rock the socks off of math. With a poor one I'm not so hot. I do find mathematics to be absurdly beautiful; I think numerical patterns and proofs are more gorgeous than any art form.
I'm much, much too out of practice to be of any help in this thread, however. Been out of school for too long.
I haven't taken a math class in ten years. But I'm not out of practice, because I play plenty of math games like this one in my spare time. The latter quoted sentence is an excuse, not a reason, for the former
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