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@NeslihanKarassu 12.
n=6
6(6)-6
36-6
30

So

2(6)=12

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@farman4x 12. 144/9=16 and 12^2=144

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@farman4x (36-6)\6
30/6
5

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@Gosleepriya 78, but if we’re allowed to just remove a stick 73

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@farman4x First you simplify the root (as a square root is just an exponent in reverse) which gives you 4x3-5.
4x3=12
12-5=7

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@Spring_Lock9361 @LunaLuna1367617 But you add 6 after all the multiplication. 6+0=6

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@RRomanycia @LunaLuna1367617 Option 3 is the technically correct one, since you do multiplication left to right

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@SqSehrish Working backwards

35+5=40
40-8=32 (since forward you would do this after doubling)
32/2=16

So starting at 16 we have:

16x2=32
32+8=40
40-5=35

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@shairnn 18. Multiply the product of the top 2 numbers by 2

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@Gosleepriya 3

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@BenForte10 @Arden_2210 You can’t subtract 9 from top and bottom, you can only multiply or divide the top and bottom by the same number

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@magashot @Arden_2210 Square root of 90/10. You get 9 by dividing, after that the 10 is gone, leaving you with square root of 9 (so 3)

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@Arden_2210 3.

(9^2+9)/10
(81+9)/10
90/10
9
Square root of 9 is 3

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@memecrashes Anything divided by 0 is undefined

if x/y=z
Then x=y*z

So:

If 1/0=1
Then 1=0*1
Which simplifies to 1=0

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@MyHorseHenry @RepJackKimble He didn’t because this account is an unlabeled parody account in violation of TOS

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@RepJackKimble Don’t engage, this is an unlabeled parody account

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@Marc_Montana @earth_tracker It’s like 10 years old, not AI

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@sosayweaaall @earth_tracker This video is like 10 years old

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@VaticanHoops @quiscapalot If you cash out Michigan you only lose out on $100 if they win, UConn cashes out for less right now AND pays out double. Cashing out Michigan is the right call, because worst case you lose out on $100

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@wannabejake9 Kelce has never been a good blocker, and that’s a big part of the tight end position. Sure we can say he’s the best receiver to ever play tight end, but Gronk is a better all around tight end bc he can actually block while still being an elite receiver