96 im smart btw
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litterally you are lazy, search it up, https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/2104450/120-60-80-90
Sorry, what's the answer...?It's a terrible question unless you've missed out a key part of the question. There are multiple perfectly valid answers, mostly listed on the stack exchange post @Creepis linked.
Most obvious option is that fraction thing though: a_0=120, a_n = a_0(n/(n+1)) where n>1.
With some rather simple math, i get this:
∑n=1∞n3(132+103+32√+64+2x52+2x132103+32√√2242)n=42∑n=1∞n3(132+103+32+64+2x52+2x132103+322242)n=42
What tf are those ticks anyways?
What tf is that?Square roots...
What tf is that?
In year 4 I was still struggling with adding and subtracting. I still don't know my time's tables. I don't know where you got that 12 from tho? Why not use 15?12 squared is 144. So the square root of 144 would be 12. No offence but someone in year 4 could have answered that.
In year 4 I was still struggling with adding and subtracting. I still don't know my time's tables. I don't know where you got that 12 from tho? Why not use 15?
Oh, So what are those weird pushed over Ms then?You can use 15, it was just an example.
Oh, So what are those weird pushed over Ms then?
Forget I asked. To me those letters look like a spider ran in ink and then had a stroke then died on a piece of paperIf you don't understand what square roots are, you'd have no chance understanding A level maths and algebraic functions.