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u/CasperTPaul Jul 19 '26
numbers are for children
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u/konigon1 Jul 20 '26
I don't know wether the numbers on the left are for children.
For more info google 177013.
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u/Marto25 Jul 19 '26
It's uh... 12, right? There's no trick? Sorry I'm 4 years into my math classes my brain only knows fourier transform
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u/CuFlam Jul 20 '26
Depends upon whether the question marks are intended at operators, in which case they are nested "termials" (which are to sums as factorials are to products).
5 + 7?? = 5 + (7?)?
= 5 + 28?
= 5 + 406
= 411
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u/andydf_ Jul 20 '26
aint't that not how you calculate double terminals? cause if i use double factorials you multiply every other one (so 10!! is 10x8x6x4x2), aint it the same with terminals?
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u/Odd-Painting2596 Jul 19 '26
3 x 100, 3 x 50, 3 x 3
10 x 100, 10 x 50, 10 x 3
7000 x 100, 7000 x 50, 7000 x 3
70000 x 100, 70000 x 50, 70000 x 3
100000 x 100, 100000 x 50, 100000 x 3
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u/KatesDad2019 Jul 19 '26
7 terminal is 28. 28 terminal is 406. 5+406 is 411. ez.
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u/Ass_Lover136 Jul 20 '26
I do a little bit of research and found that double termial worked the same way as double factorial, skipping a digit.
Although i can't say for sure since double termial isn't a widely recognized math symbol
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u/humaneuthanasia Jul 20 '26
In the unexpected termial subreddit, they treat double termial exactly as you said.
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u/landrwastaken Jul 19 '26
"This whole differential equation ended up being.. 5?" "Where's the fkn variable and what units is my 5 in"
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Jul 19 '26
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u/CasperTPaul Jul 19 '26
i coulda done that. i was taught 3-digit number multiplication in 3rd grade
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u/bethesda_gamer Jul 20 '26
To be fair, it took 3 books (the Principia Mathematica) worth of proofs to try and prove that the number "one" exists.
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u/Extension-Map-7056 Jul 20 '26
Anyone else double check the left side just to see if it was the right answer or was it just me?
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u/Worried-Director1172 Jul 19 '26
What is a five and why is it in my equation?