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I've got items to deliver and need to figure how to use the least number of stamps.
eg 34x +24y + z = 289
all of the unknowns have to integers.
also if anyone could write this mathematically correct I'd like to learn more about this topic.
thanks for any help
I heard it on QI something about when you add 2 and 2 using log it turns out to be 3.99 recurring.
I heard somewhere this was true.
Is that an impression of Steve Irwin?
oh. and I nearly forgot Paul Hogan.
kangaroos I suppose.
oh I see. So all the t's don't count because they're suppose to be little anyway.
He hasn't died because I haven't seen episode 4, 5 and 6 so his death is only a speculative rumour.
You counted?
I said if...
yr5 super kids.
Glad to be welcomed.
If Anakin stole back his children I bet if padmé could see it now another mother raising Leia and Luke she'd be furious.
Didn't you answer your own question "Fun in Mathematics" prize.
Winner gets a free supply of binary digits for a year.
That almost sounds like a kind of chocolate.
Thank you I get how to do it what I was confused about is "Prove that 2n natural numbers is n(2n+1)" I thought it meant prove 2+4+6+8+...+2n is n(2n+1).
The exact amount of T's hijacking are how many t's were posted.
I know you there isn't a nobel prize in mathematics but four years is a bit long it's like the world cup but it's only a one man team without brazil winning it four times.
I think Zach may have kindly edited out some waste of time or other.
ok that would make sense if it didn't make sense before but if it did make sense it wouldn't make sense.
Is it better than a nobel prize? Can I sell it?
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I don't get it.
Me. Enough about me how about you.
wait let me refresh. Yep it would.
I'm really confused what does
◊0=0
◊1=1
mean?
I only started a level is there a easier way? I think I saw "S=n/2[2a + (n-1)d]" when the teacher did it.
thanks, JD
Could someone help I'm not sure how to do this.
"Show that the sum of the first 2n natural numbers is n(2n+1)"
It's a question from the heinemann c1 book.
I would ask the teacher again but it's half term and I don't know his phone number.
good day
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