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@Math_files the sum is always an even number, the only solution is to flip one 9 to be used as a 6.

Remembering Martin Gardner, who passed away on this day in 2010 at age 95—a master of puzzles and recreational math. Here’s one in his spirit: “Can you pick six digits from the illustration that add up to 21.”

@Math_files The problem is it is not a real number it is a set of real numbers. i^i=e^[i (π/2+2 k π)*i] =e^[- (2k+1/2) π] For k in Z (k=0,1,2,3,… or -1,-2,-3,..) How a “number” takes many different real values ? It is a “super” real number.

iⁱ is a real number

@Math_files One big pizza gives more pizza than two small ones if its diameter is more than 41% larger than the diameter of each small pizza. (D>d √2)

A surprising fact: one 18-inch pizza gives you more pizza than two 12-inch pizzas.

@codek_tv f”’(x)=💩

@Math_files They are not equal , the difference is the 3rd line.

The television show The Simpsons, in the “Treehouse of Horror” episode from the sixth season, revealed the following counterexample to Fermat’s Last Theorem: 1782¹² + 1841¹² = 1922¹² We leave it as an exercise for you to make peace between this example and Andrew Wiles’s celebrated proof. Source: Mathematical Apocrypha

@fermatslibrary Here is the exact value for “π “.

Here's an interesting approximation for π discovered by Borwein and Bailey

@InterestingSTEM 50 need to leave so the left becomes : 49/50=0.98

This is the 1% question. It’s tough! But then only 1% of people can get this in 30 seconds. Can you?

@Puzzlesonly If he could increase his speed to at least 8.86m/s he will land safely.

@Puzzlesonly By the time he reaches the other side his feet will be 1.226m below the original position or 0.226m bellow the right side surface, he could still survive if he uses his hands to climb up . (Calculation: t=4/8=0.5s. h=1/2*g*t^2)

Will he fall ?

@Math_files Maybe you mean multiplies by 1.5 50% increase each day) Bcs the other option is the $1 goes to 0. If everyday *1.5 then by the 30th day is better = 1.5^30=191,751.0592 $

@ThePhysicsMemes The barman is their teacher .

hmmmm??? #professor

@SeriesIntegral 2/2: These are not valid closed forms — likely spurious relations from low precision.

series 2-6 :

@SeriesIntegral 1/2: After high-precision computation (n,m ≤ 50, 120 digits), the two proposed double sums do **not** equal the claimed combinations of π²ln2, (ln2)³ and ζ(3). The gaps are clear. Even assuming both identities, solving for ζ(3) yields ~1.18796 instead of the true 1.20206.

@gross68477 @pickover by the standard convention for mixed numbers, 2\frac{2}{3} means 2+\frac{2}{3} not multiplication.

@CheLouPhysiMath @pickover It's not 2 + 2/3, is 2*2/3 on the left side.

Mathematics. "This equation can't be true ... can it?"

@H0H0v Somebody brought an extra pizza slice from elsewhere.

Whats WRONG in this picture?

@droidbuilds Uninstall windows and then install Ubuntu .

@sonukg4india 2026*9=18,234 9*4=36 → 9 99*44=4,356 → 18=2*9 999*444=443,556 → 3*9=27 9999*4444=44,435,556 → 4*9 etc…

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@Only_OneRR @grok That’s an unborn 4.5-month-old baby in a womb somewhere on the planet.

Hey @grok who tf is that decimal person? 😭

@IntEngineering After fixing the short circuit issue in the 2nd.

3 batteries. 2 circuits. What’s the voltage & current for each? #Engineering #Electronics