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yoctograms

3.141592653589793238

Oct 03, 2009 23:12

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A test, you meandering mislead medians! The average IQ < 100; ergo consider this to be your mission. There are 005 problems in this entry; solve them all.

t = interest level. Completes will be spared.

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it's a test, *rita, *xaldin, *mitsuru, *nephry, *alfons, *patchouli, *leto, a "game", *marisa, *ash, trolling seriously, *zack, *gokudera

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[Up to 90 and working on getting into the rest!] gravity_splode October 4 2009, 17:45:45 UTC

Having fun there?

yoctograms October 4 2009, 17:54:39 UTC

±entertaining

gravity_splode October 4 2009, 18:13:09 UTC

Hey, that's what matters, riiiight?

yoctograms October 4 2009, 18:47:35 UTC

That's not the desired solution, just a fringe outcome. Still, it does make the function worthwhile in the absence of the real result.

gravity_splode October 4 2009, 19:07:09 UTC

Might have to wait awhile on that 'real result'. The place isn't exactly the best for some thingds

yoctograms October 4 2009, 19:14:12 UTC

You're way out of your vector.

gravity_splode October 4 2009, 19:23:03 UTC

It kinda comes with the territory. Who wants to bother with physics that make sense?

yoctograms October 4 2009, 19:32:35 UTC

Everything makes sense, it's just a matter of finding the right equation.

gravity_splode October 4 2009, 19:43:33 UTC

Then solve the question of someone who can make physics cry.

yoctograms October 4 2009, 19:45:12 UTC

Variable equations over an irrational vector.

gravity_splode October 4 2009, 20:08:26 UTC

Could just be a different set of rules.

yoctograms October 4 2009, 22:41:12 UTC

Still a possible solution in either case.

gravity_splode October 5 2009, 00:00:15 UTC

Fair enough.

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