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good job jay for surrendering to the Master of Battle. You've been promoted from soldier to lieutenat. "All Hail Kinji Fukasaku!"

oh, jay "the great" thinks calculators are useless. lets see what happens when calculators are pernamently removed!!!

i also know how to k**l al capone

dude, u cant use a calc 4 alot of this stuff. 

Titanium knows how to do math, but jay does mental math. aka girl power

Titanium did an awesome job explaining so i cant one up him. however i can give u a handly list of cubes to memorize. 

                     1^3=1

                     2^3=8

                     3^3=27

                     4^3=64

                     5^3=125

                     6^3=216

                     7^3=343

                     8^3=512

                     9^3=729

                     10^3=1000

actually its the x to the y power button, located to the 7's left

all shapes are different, son. that's why

no no no jay. anonymous, dont be misguided by jay. unlike jay, TitaniumRome knows how to do math!

12*x^3 did it, bam

the x to the second power button, located to 1's left

this symbol: /

type it as a fraction (ex. 3/4) then hit math-enter-enter. tada! its like magic!

fractintainous calculos for any potter heads that care to try my spell

by my mental brain power and compensation-YES! it can be symplified to 9/4 by taking sq. roots, however it cant be simplified into a whole number.

did it, heres your answer:

{r=7-sqrt(30), r=sqrt(30)+7}

based on my excellent calculator and my math skills no it cannot be simplified. lo siento, amigo!

-Titanium Rome

i did it and this is what i got as the answer on a calculator:

ERROR+2*x^2+5*x-((3/x^2))

3,5,4

4,3,5

5,4,3

its gotta be 3 different ways

cubes are cubes, son. theyre mainly used as a power exponent at the results of volume problems. reminder: when doing volume and putting down you answer, ALWAYS PUT THE CUBE (OR 3) OR ELSE YOUR ****** MATH TEACHER MARKS IT WRONG!!!!! it's used mainly for volume. it can also be used for exponents in pemdas (aka parenthesis, exponents, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, or simply known as Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally). For example, if theres this: 4 to the 3rd power, this would mean 4*4*4 3 times to make it cubed, which is also known as the answer, which is 64.

There, hopefully this helps, son. Now if you excuse me, I got some Battle ROyale to watch.

-Titanium Rome

a number multiplied by itself 3 times

uh, is it a day where i have to either authorize or answer some math questions?

nevermind i know how to do it :P