TroubleX10

Satisfying curiosity & learning about what isn't on the straight & narrow. In other words getting in trouble:)

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@JackNapierNot https://t.co/SsE1Rxf7Uk

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@Rhee_10 7

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@lil_mae231 +/-10

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@Mimiiben1 10

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@ChiomaOnye4l @grok what episode?

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@Zara_588 Oops 37. Blurry vision

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@Zara_588 48

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@Hoor9234 81+3 =84

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@pjkoele @farman4x When using square root, I do not ignore the negative root, but offer both possibilities. If I were solving for a physical dimension I would restrict myself to the positive root.

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@walt_theus @farman4x When using square root, I do not ignore the negative root, but offer both possibilities. If I were solving for a physical dimension I would restrict myself to the positive root.

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@SimranDoll97 3 cubed is 27

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@TiffanyFong I agree with you. That is so ridiculous.

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@Hulyaa90s Algebraically, it is 70, but a simple calculator that doesn't use algebraic hierarchy may give 40.

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@godcleo @grok what show and episode?

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@Mimiiben1 98

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@cnj23344 @Mimiiben1 5 is one of the 4 real solutions that I provide in my earlier post. There are also complex number solutions with imaginary numbers included.

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@soran0312_ +/-6

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@_alee__sha_ The other problem is that it would take more time to remove the calculator from the case than to use my brain.

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@_alee__sha_ Lol, if I use the solve function on my main calculators, it will still give +/-10.