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6+6=(3*2)*(3*2)=(1+1)*(1+1+1)*(1+1+1)*(1+1)=1+1*1+1+1*1+1+1*1+1=2*1+2*1+2*1+1=2+2+2+1=7
7-6=1... 6-7=-1... 1-1=0... 6+0=6... 3+3 also =6. Half of 6 is 3 and half of two threes is also three. This gives us two threes and an extra three. This gives us three threes. 333. But wait. What about that 2 that we divided by earlier? Let's multiply it in again. 333*2 = 666. But wait, there's more. There are three sixes. There are three sides on a triangle. There were two sixes in our original equation. 6/2=3. Doesn't something seem a little fishy? Yes, because our perfect triangle is YELLOW. Yellow rhymes with jell-o. Jell-o is jelly. Do you know what else is jelly? That's right. Jelly is jelly. Jelly is used to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches have three ingredients. There are three sides on the triangle. 6+6=illuminaticonfirmed

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I think you have   ( 5 + 1/2)  /  (2 + 2/9)

Convert these to improper fractions

5 + 1/2  = 11/2

2 + 2/9  = 20/9  .....so we have

(11/2) / (20/9)     invert the second fraction and multiply

11/2  * 9 / 20  =

99 / 40   =   2 + 19/40

(1/5 + 2/7) x 100% = 48.6 %

Thank you!

6+6=12

9+9 = 18

I've been whiting out his posts whenever I see them.....don't respond to his ridiculous stuff, MJC.......!!!!

3^2/3^5 is 1/3^3

pie is 3.141592654

Your finally on! There is someone on here posting very inappropriate comments and answers. I'm afraid to say I know who it is, but they are as a "guest"

I assume you'd like to find the square footage....we have

Cost of carpet + Installation charge  = Total Cost

4.15s + 97  = 1798.50     where s is the square footage    ....subtract 97 from both sides

4.15s  = 1701.50      divide both sides by 4.15

s  = 410  square feet

Distribute the 4...?

20m-32

l guess...

If you mean HOW to calculate it by hand, there is a procedure called "Newton's method" that you can use, and it converges quadratically, i.e., the number of accurate digits is doubled after each iteration. This is the formula: 1/2{n/a + a}, where n=the number that your trying to find the square root of, a =your first "guess". The result of the 1st iteration is plugged into the formula to get the 2nd approximation and so on. About 4-5 iterations will give you very accurate square root, perhaps to 15 - 20 decimal places of accuracy. Try it!!. Warning: It can get laborious and tedious!!.

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Very nice, Alan.... genius in simplicity....!!!!!

That is kind of a broad question.....there are various ways......do you have some examples you need help with simplifying ?