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0xSplayTreee

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{ 𝚿 } | Web3 Security Researcher | DAML & Solidity Specialist | 10 years experience in Computer Programming | BSc in Computer Science in Brazil (🇧🇷)

Sao Paulo, Brazil Beigetreten Mayıs 2026

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0xSplayTreee@splay_treee·5d

I'm: - Web Developer 🌐 - Software Developer 👨‍💻 - AI & Machine Learning Engineering Student 🧠 - Cybersecurity Analyst Pro 🕵‍♂️ - BSc in Computer Science 🧮 - Starting a Graphic Design Degree 🎨 - Future Mathematician (Cryptography Theory) 🧮 🧠 🕵‍♂️

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0xSplayTreee@splay_treee·23m

@Abeilla_hive sqrt(2²×sqrt(10000))

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Erva@Abeilla_hive·5h

Solve this equation...

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0xSplayTreee@splay_treee·24m

@Ziva_vibes3y sqrt(16)

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Ziva@Ziva_vibes3y·19h

Can you solve it in 10 Second ?? 🧠 What's your answer ??

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Tulsi Soni@shedntcare_·28m

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0xSplayTreee@splay_treee·28m

@Batmantallk T = [sqrt(sqrt(625)) + sqrt(4)]²

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𝗕𝗮𝘁𝗺𝗮𝗻@Batmantallk·5h

Only 1 in 10 people get this right on the first try. What is T?

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0xSplayTreee@splay_treee·31m

@Abeilla_hive 3 = 28

Erva@Abeilla_hive·19h

Only for mathematicians Solve this if u are a genius

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0xSplayTreee@splay_treee·52m

@Batmantallk A = (2 + a⁰)⁴, a is R and a != 0.

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𝗕𝗮𝘁𝗺𝗮𝗻@Batmantallk·9h

Only the top 0.01% can solve this... What is A?

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kozue@0xkozue·1h

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@MathGuyTFL x = 2⁴

Math Guy TFL@MathGuyTFL·2h

Solve for x.

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Math Files@Math_files·1h

The Collatz conjecture is a simple unsolved math problem: any number, if even divide by 2, if odd multiply by 3 and add 1, eventually falls into a 4-2-1 loop. However, we cannot prove this for all numbers, as infinite possibilities prevent brute force, and we lack the necessary mathematical tools for a rigorous proof.

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KHALID@H0H0v·6h

x=?

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Rotten@rottenwheel1·5h

Be ungovernable: stack piconeros. getmonero.org/resources/mone…

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HackenProof@HackenProof·5h

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Cosmos Archive@cosmosarcive·8h

Harvard University Entrance Examination — July 1869 Arithmetic Section Eight problems covering: • Prime numbers and fractions • Fraction arithmetic • Decimal calculations • Square and cube roots • Recurring decimals • Imperial area measurements • Simple interest • Metric–imperial conversions

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Cosmos Archive@cosmosarcive·18h

The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus connects the two core ideas of calculus: derivatives and integrals. If A(x) = ∫ₐˣ f(t)dt then d/dx[∫ₐˣ f(t)dt] = f(x) As x moves, the integral gains a tiny strip of area. That strip is approximately f(x)·dx, so the rate at which the total area grows is simply the height of the curve at x. One elegant theorem unites accumulation and change, forming the foundation of modern calculus.

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Mathematica@mathemetica·19h

Spring setups control how a system resists force and how quickly it bounces back. In series the effective spring constant follows the relation 1/k = 1/k₁ + 1/k₂. In parallel the effective value is the sum k = k₁ + k₂. The angular frequency of oscillation for an attached mass m is given by ω = √(k/m) using the effective k. It is used to determine the natural frequency of vibration in mechanical devices such as engine mounts and building dampers.

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Cosmos Archive@cosmosarcive·22h

Imagine asking some of history's greatest mathematicians just one question: What is 55 × 55? Galileo Galilei, Isaac Newton, Zu Chongzhi, Srinivasa Ramanujan, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, and Carl Friedrich Gauss might each solve it in their own unique way, yet every path leads to the same answer: 3025. Different minds. Different methods. One correct result. Which approach would you choose?