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Formerly worldrevolution. The only reason I am nice to anyone else is to avoid being banned.
The real trick of the problem is the use of it's instead of its makes the answer null and void.
1 + .5(price) = (price)What? I think it should be $1.50
Does it keep going up by half? Or does it stop?
A million dollars or a penny double everyday for a year, which do you choose?
*shakes head*6÷2(1+2)=?
*shakes head*
(6/2)*(1+2) = 9
6 / (2 * (1 + 2)) = 1
MD != Multiplication before Division, they have the same priority![]()
With that weak stuff? Let me do you one better:Buzzkill. This thread was giving me a high.
Maybe I am completly wrong but here is how I understood it
answer is unknown or unintefiable.
cost = 1 + half of price
answer is unknown.
c = 1 + x/2
With that weak stuff? Let me do you one better:
.999... = 1
true or false
Maybe I am completly wrong but here is how I understood it
answer is unknown or unintefiable.
cost = 1 + half of price
answer is unknown.
c = 1 + x/2
That x should be a c.
With that weak stuff? Let me do you one better:
.999... = 1
true or false
Maybe I am completly wrong but here is how I understood it
answer is unknown
cost = 1 + half of price
answer is unknown.
c = 1 + x/2
Correct.
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it doesn't really matter what it is, but yeah c is easier on you're brain cellulars.
Correct.
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Actually, smarty-pants, in the context of the question asked by the poster to whom I was responding, yes, it does matter that the variables are the same as each other. Whether they are both x or both c or both some other letter or symbol, it very much matters.
Nice try, though.
no it doesn't matter c is y is the function containing the independent variable x
it's indicates possession fyi this is america ffs let's get real i'll fight you.
Is "cost" the same as "price"?
of course not. "cost" c is the dependent variable y, "price" p is the independent variable x. the total cost is dependent upon the price of the game, half off plus one dollar.
1 + .5(price) = (price)
1 = .5(price) (Subtract .5(price) from both sides)
2 = x (Multiply both sides by 2)
What? I'm to sick to understand this. This my head hurts from dehydration and this flu already.
I don't under stand the second point of of subtracting from both sides then multiplying both sides by 2. . . .
It is considering price equal to cost.
cost = 1 + (1/2)*cost
cost - (1/2)*cost = 1 + (1/2)*cost - (1/2)*cost
(1/2)*cost = 1
(1/2)*cost*2 = 1*2
cost = 2
A million dollars. Who the fuck wants all those pennies? Where would you even keep them all. I bet it'd break the coinstar machine.A million dollars or a penny double everyday for a year, which do you choose?