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bleatingsheep39 wrote:SILVERBERG IS MATHBOSS?

I'm math bosser than Mathwhiz and his petty rival put together.

Mathwhiz probably answered all the question up to this point so I'll just answer them all in a public thread.

Proof 9.9999... =10
.1111111...=1/9
.2222222...=2/9
...
.9999999...=9/9=1
+9 +9
9.9999999...=10
Bam.
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Ain't nobody got time fo dat. Unless you do.
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What is Sheep's threat to vote ratio on the reputation tracker, and if sheep threatens me with a vote, what is the probability he goes through with it?

100% and 100%. He is very stubborn.

Also Mathboss responded to colts by saying calculus and vectors. No idea if it's right, but it's what he pmed me by accident.

mathboss wrote:Proof 9.999...=10

Interesting way of proving it, although I don't think 0.99999=9/9, at 0.4444=4/9 it should then go to 0.555...56=5/9.

My answer (and I think I win this one ) is that in the wonderful world of the great white north, we used to have these things called pennies. After a while, the head moose decided to ban these unlawful creators, and round all costs to the nearest $0.05. Therefore, $1.32=$1.30, $22.68=$22.70, and $9.99=$10.00. Thereby proving that 9.99....=10

Lol yeah that was for me
and it is correct.
So both of them got mine right...

That's the *one* thing the great white north has over us in the us. Pennies are such a drag do deal with and lose the government money...

So that's where the 20 trillion $ debt comes from...

silverberg wrote:Now, have some REAL number magic:

Given the lines L1 and L2, with equations
L1: (x-3)/2 = -2(y+4) = (z+1)/5
L2: (x-6)/2 = -2(y-1) = (z-3)/5

A. Prove that the lines are parallel, and

B. Find the equation of the plane containing the two lines.

I demand a response.

silverberg wrote:

silverberg wrote:Now, have some REAL number magic:

Given the lines L1 and L2, with equations
L1: (x-3)/2 = -2(y+4) = (z+1)/5
L2: (x-6)/2 = -2(y-1) = (z-3)/5

A. Prove that the lines are parallel, and

B. Find the equation of the plane containing the two lines.

I demand a response.

That's easy, it's 8, isn't it?

nojo34 wrote:That's the *one* thing the great white north has over us in the us. Pennies are such a drag do deal with and lose the government money...

but if we abolish the penny, then stores are gonna start rounding prices to 5c and the nickel will effectively become the new penny!