Steve

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[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@chesscom Green arrow first. The black queen will be forced to move to same line. Then move blue line. Black queen will be forced to take Rook. White queen then takes black queen - Checkmate.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@mathsrick_ That is basically 2*2*2*2*2 (which is 32). Since a single square root is 1/2 of a number, it can be represented by 1/32...or x^1/32 = 2. To solve, take the power of the opposite of 1/32, which is 32 to both sides. now calc 2^32, which is: 4,294,967,296.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@AfreenPixel Super easy if you follow PEDMAS...simplify the upper (numerator) to: 6+9=15. Now you have 15/5...and that is 3.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@Beno10_MFC This is 4th grade math! (Sometimes 3rd or 5th depending on student). Just follow the PEDMAS rule…27.
Do multiplications first, then add.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@Freya_24mU Tricks problem, but if PEDMAS followed, it’s easy.
1) rewrite top: (-1)(4)^2+44
2) solve top: -1(16)+44; -16+44=28
3) now you have 28/4=? … solve

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[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@farman4x Remember PEDMAS rule and you will do fine. This is standard 6th, 7th grade math.
1) solve square roots: 12+8/4=?
2) divide next: 12+2=?
3) add: 14.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@Ysldyor_ 4/7=0.571

Or leave at 4/7

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@FunkyRedDevil 1.
Sqr root of 81 is 9.
81/9=9
9/9=1

Easy Peasy

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@farman4x 17!
Solve top: 45+6=51 (sqt root of 36 is 6)
Solve bottom: 3. (Sqr of 9 is 3)
So: 51/3=17

Since no unknown variable, irrational (negative) number not a consideration…answer is positive 17.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@sadafsheriff35 easy! It's 3. Here is how to solve:
Top: √49=7 (7x7), 2^3=8 (2x2x2); 7+8=15
bottom: √25=5 (5x5)
so 15/5=3.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@IQTestBrain Easy Peasy! perfect 10!

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@farman4x 9.
Remember PEDMAS.
Solve top: √144=12
Solve bottom: √16=4
Now solve inside the parenthesis (12/4)=3
the problem is now (3)^2. That is 9

Since not an unknown in the square, it is guaranteed positive and does not have an imaginary consideration...just positive 9.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@ferarri001 +/- 81!
Move 8 to other side, do right is now 9. ✔️x=9
To get rid of the sqr root of x, raise it to the power of 2 to both sides. 9^2 =81.
Since x is coming out of a sqr root…it can be either + or -, thereby giving 2 possibilities.

[Mrgunsngear @Mrgunsngear]

The ATF has proposed a "rule change" that would essentially clarify that if you're traveling, particularly interstate, and stop to get gas/your car breaks down/etc... and you have an item banned in the state where that stop happens then you shouldn't be arrested for violating said "ban state laws."

Well, the democrats are VERY mad about this. Several Senators (the ones you'd expect), sent a letter [FR Doc # 2026-08916 on the federal register if you want to look it up] to the ATF complaining about it and what is the first reason they say they oppose this new rule?

You can't make this shit up. They claim the ATF doesn't have the power to make rules 🤡

I agree actually with that but this is the first time I can recall democrats saying this (funny how that works). I'll be bookmarking this for future reference when they inevitably call for anti gun "rules" changes in the future.

Travel accordingly...

#traveling #gas #democrats #DoubleStandards

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@farman4x Well…once it is known that 225 is 15*15, then test should be super easy.
9*9=81
3*3=9
So we now have 15/3…which is 5
However… anything coming out of a square or square root can be either + / -
Therefore: it’s actually +5 or -5

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@AfreenPixel With simple algebra techniques...you should answer it. Move the 10 to the other side making it 3x=27. Divide each side by 3...and x=9. Now substitute 9 into 3(9)-5=?...and what is 27-5...fingers and toes say...22.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@miradreaamy Def 32!. Remember, any number raised to 0 power is 1 (except 0 - that is undefined). So, you have 4^3/2, which is 64/2. Quick division should give you...yup, 32.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@Ysldyor_ quick calculation is: 1/2 (or 0.5). Remember the PEDMAS and you should come to the same conclusion!

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@farman4x Well...it's fairly straight forward still: first simplify the top (9-4)= +/- 5. now you have 5/sqr(x)=1. Multiply each side by sqr(x), now you have 5=sqr(x). Simple from here. Square each side to get rid of sqr. 5^2 is 25! x=25 or -25 (anything coming out of sqr is +/-)

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@farman4x Technically, I only have it 1/2 correct. It is actually either 3 or -3. Anything coming out of a square root is either positive or negative inside.

[Steve @PulledMaGroin]

@farman4x Its 3.
Top: 12 * 1
Bottom: 4
Therefore: 12/4=3