lol, found this thread as soon as I woke up, tried solving the "easy" one and got as final result: -976/45 - 483/sqrt(5) + sqrt(5)/9 XD
I had this hunch something was wrong but I didn't want to restart all over =P
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Bump for a great puzzle. Only solved Easy and "Easy" thus far due to time constraints, but will come back! :)
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easy was hilarious.
Bump cause i probably wont do others XD
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Don't do this to me, please ^_^
I'm too old for this shit bump
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I got a solution for "easy", but it's not accepting it. Hmmm.
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Bump for solving some of these, not solving some others :)
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I will wait for the hint on Knowledge for now. I don't think it's hard, but it's probably because the allowed answers are too limited.
I still don't know why my answer for Calculus Q1 is wrong. Calculus Q2 doesn't quite make sense to me, since F(x,y) does not appear in the equation.
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Yep, to solve the Cauchy problem would be the correct question: find y(5) provided y(x0)=y0 and y'(x0)=p0. But certain values for c1 and c2 have no exact sense...
"Natural" indefinite form using c1 and c2 as arbitrary constants is not accepted as the correct answer as well :(
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Apparently, what counted as solution is one of the results you get when solving by hand, so the formula is different from (but equivalent to) what you get from machine solver. As for question 2, I'll let OP do the hinting.
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F (x,y) is just a function with respect to both x and y.
I'm using F (x,y) cause it's the standard ish form of it
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A bump and a sigh. I am sure i know the answer for logic q1 but i can not word it. I think i don't understand well what " What property " means.
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Finished Easy and Logic and stucking at Probability Q2...
It's strange cause I have the answer for Q3 so maybe I'm missing something...
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You don't need to solve question 2 for question 3.
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I know. I already have Q3 and i thought Q3 might be a big help for Q2
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I'm actually stuck on Q3 on that one, and got Q2 done pretty quickly.
Q3 I keep getting the same number, but it's got a ton of decimal places, so I'm like... this can't be right.
Edit: Oh, silly me. I assumed I actually needed to calculate it out, but the fraction works.
Oh, and Q3 actually DOES help, if you can figure out how many combinations there are once Blue has been seated. Of course, you can also just ignore Q3 and solve it regardless.
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I can solve all of them but I refuse to. No pen and paper during gaming.
grumpy cat gif
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Hello and welcome one and all to the dual math event between bluelightning42 and ylil.EndedIn special maths spirits there is 31 total GA's hidden in this thread. (a prime number :P)
If any of the following are too hard blame ylil. (she's the sadistic one of the two of us) apologies in advance if your favorite genre of math is under-represented.
If we planned better this better we would correlate the GA's with some math related holiday like PI day but as it is they all end on the 30th at Midnight GMT.There was also GA's hidden in the ITH's decode using xlate gives I6dOM
simultaneous equations A < L < G < T < E
for Geometry 2 the rounded integer values gives a = 73, b = 54, c = 100, d = 79, e = 77
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