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Wait this wont even work because negitive*positive is always negitive! Also an absolute value can never be negitive or it is not an absolute value! like what he said. So the answer is Not posible!

I really liked your answer!!

 The answer is 31. This is because if he has 7w and 3d it means that 7w+3d=44. From this we know that one W is bigger then 1 but smaller then seven. A win cannot be 6 points because then a draw would be 0.666 repeated! That means that it is 5,4,3,or 2. If we plug in 5 then we will get that one draw is 3 points! After we find this we can do 5*5+3*2+0 because she has 5 wins, 2 draws, and 3 losses and because a win is 5 points, a draw is 3 points, and a loss is 0 points the answer is 31! Hope you liked my explanation!

The largest such integer is 9*9 = 81.

The angle of the sector that is not used is 108 degrees.

Thats a great answer! But you should explain why you fliped the fraction! You also could skip saying 4(9/2). 

You cant do 44/10 this is because 44 is not the max amount of points you can get! 

awe ill miss you CU

Before I leave, just gonna say this

Web2.0Calc has changed my life. I went from a normal kid at school to someone who loves math and dreams of a bright future ^{(ok maybe not so much anymore because school is depressing)}.

I was using the online calculator one day when I was curious and clicked "forum".

I was intrigued at the type of math questions that were asked. My view on math at the time was boring and easy, as school doesn't really provide you with the best math. But seeing the math problems, I was immediately hooked and I wanted to solve them.

At first, I asked some questions, then I started answering them. Soon I was using this as my "second education", literally the amount of things I learned from here is insane.

Of course, there is AoPS, but that wouldn't have been in my life if it weren't for Web2.0Calc

This is my massive thank you to this website, it made me into a nerd, and I am grateful for that.

yup i already am

Gonna' miss you, CU....you are a real asset on here!!!

Don't be a stranger....!!!

The probability is 5/36.

The probability is 7/72.

In our school netball league a team gains a certain whole number of points if it wins a game, a lower whole number of points if it draws a game and no points if it loses a game. After 10 games my team has won 7 games, drawn 3 and gained 44 points. My sister's team has won 5 games, drawn 2 and lost 3. How many points has her team gained?     

Since 5 points are awarded for a win and 3 points for a draw, your sister's team has earned 31 points. 

The way I did it was by dividing 44 points by 10 games, which gave me 4.4.  Then I just tried the whole numbers around 4.4.  The first ones I tried were 5 & 3 and they worked.  I tried 6 & 2 and they don't work.

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sometimes I wonder if its all a troll, but this wondering is because people aren't really specific on the problem.

Are they confused on the ^ symbol?

or they just want a calculation? I mean, there is website is a calculator, and literally you will have to visit the calculator FIRST before going to forums.

In 2019, everyone is too busy playing their screens or sleeping all to escape the horrible reality of the real world.

Ohhh ok. I’ve seen a handful of AoPS problems on this site...

oh really? lmao have a good one!

Convert 4 1/2 into an improper fraction: 9/2 

Now you have 4/(9/2). 

Dividing by fractions is the same thing as multiplying the number by the reciprocal of the fraction. 

So we have 4(2/9). 

Multiply to get 8/9. 

This means that all x values would be greater than 12. 

For example if you plug in 3, 3>12, then the equation would be false. 

Whereas if you plug in 13, 13>12 then the equation would be true. 

Make sure to remember that when you plug in 12, 12>12, the equation is false because 12 isn't greater than 12. 

Thanks asinus and CPhill,

I was wondering about this one.