what kind of “scientific notation” or numbers from other bases, the rule is still vague
Just normal numbers basically. Those are fancy maths terms I just love using. Scientific notiñation is for very big and very small numbers. Numbers from other bases is, for example hexadecimal or binary. Stick to normal numbers. Anyway, nobody prohibited square roots or exponentiation. So the fun is still in!
fair enough to me
wait what if the equation that has 5 numbers results in a negative number such as 33-33-33-33+33, but -33 is the negative version of 33 yet it still contains the same digits
You’d need to use the absolute value: |33-33-33-33+33| = 33 because the bars mean you replace the -sign for a + sign, and a + sign stays the same
You just said 33, kinda, so I say 17 * 5 * 2 / 5 which is 34
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36+36+36+36-108
(\sqrt{37})^2. which is the square root of 37 squared. Aka 37
Thanks @anon36408158 for the maths idea
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39-39+39-39+39
what if there’s 5 numbers in the equation but they’re extremely large and long when all five are typed out
2 * 2 * 2 * 5 = 40
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les do it faster gng
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foh tee six
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