The Weeknd
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6^2{10-[18/(2*3)+5]+5^2}
Need some help ASAP.
Need some help ASAP.
6^2{10-[18/(2*3)+5]+5^2}
I know this is a troll, but this is fun so I'll do it anyway.
6^(2{10-[18/(6)+5]+5^2}) #Assumption here, it is unclear what you're writing, but this is what I'm guessing
6^2{10-[3+5]+5^2}
6^2{10-[8]+5^2}
6^2{10-8+25}
6^2{2 + 25}
6^2{27}
6^54
Annnd, I'm not doing that.
You want help with math?
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It's not a troll. I actually need help with my math homework. Thanks for the help anyway, faggot.
if thats your math homework (and you need help with it) you're either 12. or retarded.
I'm 19, and I'm not as passionate about math. What I am passionate about Is whether your mother likes anal sex or not. Fuck off If you're not here to help.
6^2{10-[18/(2*3)+5]+5^2}
Here goes:
6^2{10-[18/(2*3)+5]+5^2}
6^2{10-[9*3+5]+5^2}
6^2{10-[9*8]+5^2}
6^2{10-72+5^2}
6^2{-62+5^2}
6^2{-37}
I don't know what that triangle means, I think you're just makin' sheet up.
1). Posting in the SF isn't going to help you if you need actual help.
2). You already got your answer. My first post.
3). My mother is dead. So you're a necrophiliac. Which is illegal. I think I'll report you to the police for being such an asshole.
The triangle means that you need to take the multiplicative inverse. i.e. ^2 = 1/2. Its a triangle because ancient babylonians didnt believe in fractions, but people like Euler and them still wanted to work in Q (The rationals), so they came up with different notation.
RIP
You're right, spam forum and or this website isn't going to help me. Thanks for making that clear. Cheers mate, cya.