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2 is twice as good as 1 (mathamatically speaking)

 

Nope..its 200% betta than the first one...(Mathematically speaking)

 

that exactly the same . . . you plank:doh: :doh: :doh: :doh: :doh:

 

haha....I knw I was jst joking

 

2 = (1+9) / 5

 

:O
i thought its like 2 = (1+99) / 50
:chk:

 

yeah, i know

BTW: your both wrong, the correct equation is: 10 - 407 = -397 then -397 / 8 = -49.625 + 52 = 2.375 - 0.375 = 2

 

:chk: hehe, it shows that u are scared of Multiplication :stickout2

 

First you'll need to calculate 1+9 because it is enclosed. That would be 10. Then you should divide it by 5. So 10 / 5 = 2.

You could also use this to get 2:

2+(0*58²+10²)=2

First the enclosed part:

58² + 10²
3364 + 100 = 3464

0*3464=0
2+0=2

 

:stupid:

:stupid:

:yesmaster, this is the hardest one belive me!

 

It starts with this word and a poll, and ends with mathematical stuff.

 

multipli what, ahh do you mean timesing

Edit:

well what do you expect

 

????

 

times ing, X ing, basically multiplication[ot]but it's not funny now i've explained it[/ot]

 

He seems like science student..... V shud better start putting some Alpha Beta in it

:good::yesmaster

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:O[/ot]

 

2(x) - y + (50000000 / 25000000) = Z

where x= 3.14

so

2(3.14) -y + (50000000/25000000)= Z

find out "Y" & "Z"
:chk:

 

hooooolllly, u guys are nuts; i should start posting questions in the testing arena, and add an extra question about the numbers 1 and 2; ill prolly get more replies that way

and ure all wrong; 1 is greater than 2; who wants to come in 2nd place??

 

maybe, but it's funny

no, 2 is twice as good as 1, or as Karan said it's 200% better [ot]mathematically speaking[/ot]

 

You can't, because either the y or the Z is not defined. If you would remove y, then you'll have 2(3.14) + (50000000/25000000)= Z. Then Z = 6.28.
If you would define y as 10, then you'll have 2(3.14) -10 + (50000000/25000000)= Z. Then Z= -3.72.
edit: I got a nice one for you. The attached image below has 3 lines. AB, BC and AC. AB=7 cm, BC=1 cm. So what length is AC?