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27 Nov 09
17:01
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need a mathematical formula, a correct one to which the answer is 17. its for a birthday cake for a lad who is a maths geek 9so it has to be accurate!) quadratic equation, calculus type thing but funny quirky will do as well
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he would probably ponder that for the hidden meaning
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³√4913
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lol
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any equation can = 17 .
All you have to do is: 17= 3x^4-2x^2+4x -3 as long as you have 17 on one side of the equality and a set of x variables raised to different powers the coefficients can be anything and you can have as many X variables as you like. I like maybe use greek symbols instead of x variables |
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He sounds like a right hit with the ladies
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actually he is,he is one of those types that makes you sick, seems to have it all, unfortunately no relation of mine, I only have 95% of 'it all' :-)
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My present to you can be measured by the inch
When you get it, you're sure to wince It's length is 17, less 12 more It's gonna bash in your back door. Happy birthday, Jimmy. Yours, RD |
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Sorry, sorry
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I am terribl sorry, aeful use of the apostrophe
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And typos now too
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9^2 - 8^2
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2^3 + 3^2
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17 is the number of wallpaper groups in 2D if that helps.
Next in the series 7,10,12 is 17 (Perrin recurrence relation). |
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11 (in hexadecimal)
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binary
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anymore?
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√289
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I cant believe some of the finest collection of mathematical minds in the betting world cannot come up with better than this?
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I like mine - not too complicated and the symmetry would like a nice on a cake !
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the year jesus lost his cherry
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70 + e - s
============ seven tens + e -s seventeen |
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UR4V1RG1N
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4 x 9 = 17
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