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Philip Cutler 6 months ago (edited)
30 is written horribly, it appears as it's showing you 9.5, not nine to the one half power. As in square root of nine
Michael Largey 6 months ago
Correct. There is no positional reason to suppose that the 150/300 is an exponent. What is pictured looks like a mixed number whose value, as you say, is 9.5.
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Robert T 6 months ago
Well I'm pleased that even after 34 years, I still managed to get the answer to 36 right. :D
Not-a-Clue (she/her) 6 months ago (edited)
Well done. That one stumped my, although I remember doing it at school (a bit longer than 34 years ago.)
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Hobby Hopper 6 months ago
The way it's written is confusing, but it's not 9*(150/300), it's 9^(150/300). In other words, 9 raised to the (1/2) power.
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LtKernelPanic 5 months ago
30 is written like a fraction not an exponent. The only ones I missed other than that poorly written one was sin(0) because I couldn't remember if it was 1 or 0 and I haven't had to do calc since college nearly 30 years ago.
Kimberley McMillan 6 months ago
Had to guess the last three. Grade 12 math wasn't a requirement for graduation in 1998. As soon as I got through grade 11 math, I quit that nonsense. Still managed 36/36 though. :D
Not-a-Clue (she/her) 6 months ago
I got 31, without a calculator. I'm old and it's bed time, so I'm pretty chuffed.
Abel 6 months ago
I quit at #16. What is "the mean of these numbers?" English is not my first language. Did I miss something?
Not-a-Clue (she/her) 6 months ago (edited)
Mean is one way of working out an average. In this case you'd need to add up all the numbers & divide by how many there were.
Load More Replies... Philip Cutler 6 months ago (edited)
30 is written horribly, it appears as it's showing you 9.5, not nine to the one half power. As in square root of nine
Michael Largey 6 months ago
Correct. There is no positional reason to suppose that the 150/300 is an exponent. What is pictured looks like a mixed number whose value, as you say, is 9.5.
Load More Replies... Robert T 6 months ago
Well I'm pleased that even after 34 years, I still managed to get the answer to 36 right. :D
Not-a-Clue (she/her) 6 months ago (edited)
Well done. That one stumped my, although I remember doing it at school (a bit longer than 34 years ago.)
Load More Replies... Hobby Hopper 6 months ago
The way it's written is confusing, but it's not 9*(150/300), it's 9^(150/300). In other words, 9 raised to the (1/2) power.
Load More Replies... LtKernelPanic 5 months ago
30 is written like a fraction not an exponent. The only ones I missed other than that poorly written one was sin(0) because I couldn't remember if it was 1 or 0 and I haven't had to do calc since college nearly 30 years ago.
Kimberley McMillan 6 months ago
Had to guess the last three. Grade 12 math wasn't a requirement for graduation in 1998. As soon as I got through grade 11 math, I quit that nonsense. Still managed 36/36 though. :D
Not-a-Clue (she/her) 6 months ago
I got 31, without a calculator. I'm old and it's bed time, so I'm pretty chuffed.
Abel 6 months ago
I quit at #16. What is "the mean of these numbers?" English is not my first language. Did I miss something?
Not-a-Clue (she/her) 6 months ago (edited)
Mean is one way of working out an average. In this case you'd need to add up all the numbers & divide by how many there were.
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