Math - Can you do it?

This is the kind of Math I'm doing.



If you're a skid and think I'm "garbage" at computer science and/ or Math I want to see you solve these kind of exercises if you already fail to program anything yet talking xD

I can't see the picture. I'm a kid, but I don't think you're garbage. Working on learning languages myself and it's not easy. You're doing great Bully!!!

Dwaynecool03 wrote:I can't see the picture. I'm a kid, but I don't think you're garbage. Working on learning languages myself and it's not easy. You're doing great Bully!!!

The picture works now

Thanks Bully!! I can't do that stuff yet. Sticking to Algebra 2 for now.

What's it called? I could prolly pick it up easily.

shitnbitch@BWH wrote:What's it called? I could prolly pick it up easily.

It's integrating a polynomial

Bully@WiiPlaza wrote:It's integrating a polynomial

No bully, it's the blueprints on how to build a nuclear missile. Seriously how do you do that shit

Programmer's calculations

Lmao, it has nothing to do with programming but we need to do these calculations at University. xD

@TheDetonator:
Using certain rules I can transform it until I get the result. It's relatively hard to be good at this though. Some of these can't even be solved by hand. It's high-level Math which you can only do when you study it which is crazy. Computer science includes this, that's why I'm doing it

I was all fine with math until they threw letters and shapes into it -.-.

@Shadow

I know, right. Geometry, English and Arithmetics are different things. Why the fuck do they put them together?! xD

God how i hated geometry...

*Pulls out a Asian* Come on *pokes him* Do math. I love Family Guy xD.

1337 + 1337 - 1337 * 539 / 539 = 1337

This has nothing to do with Hexadecimal and Decimal mathematics, I just decided to use those numbers xD. Its just as long as you use that set of operations in that exact order or in a reversed order (/ * - +) and as long as you have the first three sets of numbers the same and the last two sets of numbers the same, you will always get the result of the first three set of numbers used. I figured this out one day in math class when I was bored.

It's stupid how they'll teach you how to do it, but they won't teach you the secrets and how all the numbers work when different operations are applied.