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lennyconundrumguy
 
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Reply Thu 30 Nov, 2006 05:23 pm
ooh
A * [(B + C)^(D - E) - F^(G*H) ] / J = 10



Put the numbers into there and check it, its WRONG
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thoh13
 
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Reply Thu 30 Nov, 2006 05:57 pm
A * [(B + C)^(D - E) - F^(G*H) ] / J =
2 * [(5 + 6) ^ (9 - 7) - 3^(1*4) ] / 8 =
2 * [( 11 ) ^ ( 2 ) - 3 ^ 4 ] / 8 =
2 * [ 121 - 81 ] / 8 = 2 * 40 / 8 = 10
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stapel
 
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Reply Thu 30 Nov, 2006 06:00 pm
lennyconundrumguy wrote:
A * [(B + C)^(D - E) - F^(G*H) ] / J = 10

Put the numbers into there and check it, its WRONG

You seem to think (from your previous posting) that there are square roots in the above formula, but, from what has been posted here and elsehwere, there aren't any.

It might be helpful if, instead of attacking people and making angry all-caps claims, you justified your statements, as have others.

Please reply showing your work and reasoning, including the step-by-step computations by which you arrived at your conclusions. Thank you for your consideration.

Eliz.
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Valkyrie
 
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Reply Thu 30 Nov, 2006 08:49 pm
been awhile ok

You are confronted with the following formula:

A * [(B + C)(D - E) - F(G*H) ] / J = 10

Knowing that each variable is a unique, single-digit, nonzero number, and that C - B = 1, and H - G = 3, what is the number ABCDEFGHJ, where each letter is a digit? For example, if A = 4, B = 2, and C = 7, ABC would equal 427.

The ones underlined are in superscript supposedly so the answer is correct.
2* [(5+6)9-7 -3 1*4)]/8 = 10
2*[121-81]/8 = 10
2*40/8 = 10

yes it is correct.
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sunnyday666
 
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Reply Thu 30 Nov, 2006 09:43 pm
also the person said it was multiplied by 8. bye the way this "/" sign means that it was divided by 8. if you wanted to multiply it would be this "*" sign. i checked the formula on paper and it came out correct as well
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lennyconundrumguy
 
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Reply Fri 1 Dec, 2006 05:05 pm
ooh
bye the way this "/" sign means that it was divided by


No, I knew that, I said multiplied by two, and I didnt mean square roots, I meant (still cant remember the name of them but the numbers to times a number by itself, however many times, lol)

I did all the work and I didnt get it to equa 10.... oh well, Guess I was wrong...
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lennyconundrumguy
 
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Reply Fri 1 Dec, 2006 05:06 pm
ooh
even multiplied by 8


I meant divided
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stapel
 
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Reply Fri 1 Dec, 2006 05:07 pm
lennyconundrumguy wrote:
I said multiplied by two, and I didnt mean square roots, I meant (still cant remember the name of them but the numbers to times a number by itself, however many times, lol)

"Exponentiation", perhaps...?

Eliz.
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NPLC
 
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Reply Sat 2 Dec, 2006 06:26 am
Lol, you mean the POWER or EXPONENT, for example x to the power of y.
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stapel
 
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Reply Sat 2 Dec, 2006 08:37 am
NPLC wrote:
Lol, you mean the POWER or EXPONENT, for example x to the power of y.

Raising something to a power or an exponent is called "exponentiation".

Eliz.
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NPLC
 
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Reply Sat 2 Dec, 2006 11:42 pm
Yeah I know, my post was just replying to what lennyconundrumguy said.
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megaprotoman
 
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Reply Sun 3 Dec, 2006 11:26 am
lenny conundrum!
help me... whats the new lenny conundrum?
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stapel
 
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Reply Sun 3 Dec, 2006 11:59 am
Re: lenny conundrum!
megaprotoman wrote:
help me... whats the new lenny conundrum?

Are you asking what the question is? It's posted here.

Or are you asking what the answer is? It's posted here.

For future reference, that "Previous" button can be pretty darned handy. Rolling Eyes

Eliz.
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morbiDreamscape
 
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Reply Mon 4 Dec, 2006 02:47 am
What I want to know, even more than just getting the answer, is how people got it. I'm assuming some people wrote programs with certain constraints and such to find the answer, but the rest? Sadly, there were way too many combinations for me to get the answer on my own, even after narrowing the possibilities down with certain 'common sense' things.
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Corey0o
 
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Reply Tue 5 Dec, 2006 11:45 pm
I asked my math teacher he got the same answer
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Guiguty
 
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Reply Wed 6 Dec, 2006 08:36 am
by the way does anyone knows the new mystery pic awnser? Razz


http://images.neopets.com/games/mysterypic/563_43372.gif

I think that maybe is the brain tree banner, what do you think?
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owlette
 
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Reply Wed 6 Dec, 2006 07:12 pm
New Lenny C is up!

A mysterious gypsy vendor lays out some coins. Each coin has a different letter on it laid out in the following order:


A C E L R N T U I S T Y N D E I L E R A R N A U M W O H A R R G D C I N G

"When you arrange these coins properly, it will spell out a question to which you must find the answer," the vendor advised you.

What is the answer?


ps: for the mystery pic a hint is to search all types of cards Smile
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Ferret
 
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Reply Wed 6 Dec, 2006 07:32 pm
Wow, I was in the first 250 for that last one. o.O
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meisha
 
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Reply Wed 6 Dec, 2006 07:41 pm
i dont even know where to start with this one...
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chrislovespie
 
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Reply Wed 6 Dec, 2006 07:58 pm
anagram solvers arent working. too many letters.
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