Funnily enough I come to you from my Algebra II class
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What a coincidence.
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…or any value of x you wish
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I guess I’m part of that 0.01% then.
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Same.
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I claim the 99.99%.
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I don’t see any
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Pay attention to the last two digits.
1² = 1
2² = 4
3² = 9
And so on.
51² = 2601
52² = 2704
53² = 2809
20² = 400
19² = 361
18² = 324
17² = 289
30² = 900
31² = 961
32² = 1024
33² = 1089
80² = 6400
81² = 6561
82² = 6724
83² = 6889
3² = 9
2² = 4
1² = 1
47² = 2209
48² = 2304
49² = 2401
50² = 2500
97² = 9409
98² = 9604
99² = 9801
100² = 10000
20² = 400
21² = 441
22² = 484
70² = 4900
71² = 5041
72² = 5184
10² = 100
11² = 121
12² = 144
60² = 3600
61² = 3721
62² = 3844
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The plural of mouse is mice, but the plural of mouse can be either mice or mouses
The Azul Rosa A339 is in Infinite Flight but not in service with the airline in real life.
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Fake liveries: Are we a joke to you?
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But Azul Rosa is a real one
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It is currently stored at Tarbes. I actually saw it last month
Edit: sorry, posted that before i read the article
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This should actually be fairly obvious, but
One 12-inch pizza has more pizza than two 8-inch pizzas.
12-inch
A = πr^2
A = π(6)^2
A = 113.09734
8-inch
A = πr^2
A = π(4)^2
A = 50.26548
113.09374 - 50.26548*2 = 12.56278
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And you get almost a quarter of a 3rd 8-inch pizza as well
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So using that math, let’s compare the prices of an 8” pizza and 11.5” pizza at Papa Johns, because it’s the closest to 12 inches, and using two different restaurants would be unfair.
8” - £14.53
11.5” - £16.45
So essentially you are paying £1.92 more for 100% more pizza.
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The plural of catus is a regional dialect
You were at one point the youngest person on earth
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