@james tate
21 Years10,000+ PostsCapricorn
lol, very good.
And heck..aren't they just the WORST kind! LOL
they are. they're the devil!
down with math
down with math
were going to be screwed
down with math
"we're going to be screwed"--that was very, very random.
But yes, down with math.
but if it's money i can work it out.
Add all the numbers between one and one hundard in your head, bet you can do it, answer monday or tue if I live. And I will prove that you can do it in your head unless you are real dumb
I refuse to do math.
As soon as I saw "add", I stopped reading. 🙂
There's always a boy around who will do it for me, or a calculator.
😛
you see.. Peter Rabbit was the same way.. quit going to school right after Monday.. (Subtraction and all the rest) .. and the Rest is now history, isn't it? So.
BTW.. who changes the flat tires on your car?
Very funny. 🙂
I've been lucky enough to never have had a flat tire. The guys at the gas station do the air-thing, or something, I think, you know...that hose deal, with the air...
Although...it's funny you mentioned flat tires, because one of my tires is looking a little mushy right now. This could be a catastrophe...I'm not sure what to do. lol. I suppose I'll have my father look at it.
1,2,3,-----47,48,49,50,51,52,53,-----97,98,99,100
what is 1 &99=100
what is 2& 98=100
what is 3 & 97=100
what is 47 & 53=100
what is 48 & 52=100
what is 49 & 51=100
so if the 49 numbers on the left of 50 and the 49 numbers on the right of 50 add to 4900 and you have 100 on the right end this would =5000 and you have 50 in the middle this would = 5050.
you just did it in your little old head.
just a little fun with numbers
*closes eyes, covers ears and sings "lalalalalalalala"*
lol
lol... arathmatic sequences...
can anyone besides 13 understand it?
"see above"
*sigh*
The sum of an arithmetic sequence =
S(n)= (n(a(1)+a(n)))/2
hmph... hard to right formulas on the computer...
duh, that's why it was invented. morgan of mind.
i get it.
yes tate.
i too find useless math promblems while i'm out of school.
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