Okay, now try it with
x²=16!X= D6. Simple.
x = 5 in this case as well, unless you can post a mathematical proof it is not.
Plus we already found x once in the meme.
x^2=16!
x^2=20922789888000
x^
2=20922789888000x=922789888000
Is she setting up a silencer?
She is about to silence someone, that’s for sure.
She’s taking it off to send a message to the rest of the class
And not using proper safety technique. Notice what’s in front of the business-end of the silencer. Yup.
Dammit! That’s genius!
X^2=625
X=65
Holy shit it works
X=25 actually. We were wrong about the pattern; obviously the square cancels with the first digit
Sometimes it be like that. Somes it don’t.
This reminds me of a maths test I had when we had just been taught to calculate how many m2 an area was.
I seem to recall seeing an example of the formula where the answer was 2 m2, ok, looking at the test there was a question that had answer to be 6 m2, but me trying to be clever, though that the 2 in m2 represented the value of the answer, wrote 6 m6.
I failed that test…
That’s why you have to do more than one (1) homework
this is some galaxy brain move.
Mario Maker players all know x=9
TELL ME I’M WRONG.
you’re wrong.
x = -5is also a solution lmaoIs it though? Doesn’t it have to be
(x)²then? Because-5² = -25?No, because what you are doing isn’t x^2 with x=-5. It is -x^2 with x=5.
If you multiply a negative number with a negative number you get a positive number.
No they’re wrong in mathematics too. -5^2 is -25, but -5^2 is not the same as x^2 where x= -5. No brackets needed on x.
Well that is not debatable, I am talking about the difference between
-5² = -25and(-5)² = 25I edited my comment before you posted your comment. You’re right.
Open desmos. Graph y = x^2. Then graph y = (x)^2. Recognize that both graphs are identical. Realize the flaw in your argument.
x^3=125
x^3=(1+2)5
x^
3=35x=5
x⁴=625
x⁴=(6-2)5
x
⁴=45x=5
I love Facebook math.
try it when X equals 3
X=3
It works!
the left 2 is smaller than the right 2, so the answer is actually
x = (size) 5But the size is represented by a whitespace symbol. Still, that’s gonna propagate and totally flummox a future calculation on that x
2 + 2 = 4
2 x 2 = 4
3 + 3 = 6
Therefore 3 x 3 = 6
