Who is good at math?

[Helaku]

And Yoda isn't a shitty loser who needs to go and cry himself to sleep.

negative

Oh, so you are then? Nice.

I thought you'd notice a double negative over the inner meaning of that post and its reply

More like exploiting a shift in context.

my point being, you ignored the double negative

[Turky]

And Yoda isn't a shitty loser who needs to go and cry himself to sleep.

negative

Oh, so you are then? Nice.

I thought you'd notice a double negative over the inner meaning of that post and its reply

More like exploiting a shift in context.

my point being, you ignored the double negative

I didn't ignore it. Exercising the double negative, as I did, makes my statement read:

And Yoda is a shitty loser who needs to go and cry himself to sleep.

raped

[Laser]

For this one i keep getting C: t²/3

But Turkey and Raptor got A, where have I gone wrong?

[Max Rambone]

I actually do think it's C, but I could be missing something.

Not had to do real math in years.

5 may just go into 15 five times nowadays....with inflation and such.

Oh, and I don't think anyone ever answered this one:

Alright.. so I did a few more, and I think I have some of this rational expressions stuff under my belt, but this problem is stumping me.



It must be either A or C right? Because the denominator will have Csquared?

Edit: I came out with A after a few trials.. would that be correct?

LCD again here.....must be the theme.

Multiply the first fraction by 1 in the form of a/a and the second one by 1 in the form of b/b and you get

3a^2/abc + 2b^2/abc or 3a^2 + 2b^2/abc

The answer is B.



~archi

[Roflraptor]

Yea, the answer is C. I blame the sleep inducing flu tablets I took the night before.

[Laser]

lol, yay I'm not wrong

[Sakke]

I didn't dare talk against them - I was pretty sure it was C as well.

[Laser]

Turkey must punish himself!

[Turky]

15/5 is 3, not 5, that's where I went wrong. I tend to miss simple math quite a bit... in my abstract algebra class this past spring, I was dealing with modular arithmetic and had to re-convince myself that 7 + 9 was not 17. This tends to happen when simple arithmetic is the least of your problems.

[Sakke]

I know the feeling.