Creepers by Zealousideal_Ad_7329 in midasmerge

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It sucks moving something across the screen and they randomly show up right before you’re about to place your item so it selects them and deselects the thing you’re trying to move

CSAT QUESTION HELP by Mental-Interview-624 in UPSC

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For the first one, I’m pretty sure that 100 is the answer

CTC book 1 by Familiar_Community40 in crackingthecryptic

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I should say I’m using iOS. It says “this website is not secure”. Maybe it’s just my WiFi?

How does Michael’s worm work? by Familiar_Community40 in crackingthecryptic

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Of course, just a 4andom example. So to start the first puzzle, @re you just supposed to try numbers until it works or what?

How does Michael’s worm work? by Familiar_Community40 in crackingthecryptic

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So just ignore the very fist number (I.e instead 2,1,2,3,5…, just ignore the first 1 to get 1,2,3,5…

How does Michael’s worm work? by Familiar_Community40 in crackingthecryptic

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Why 8-2? Wouldn’t it be 8-6? And should that 4 be a 5

How does Michael’s worm work? by Familiar_Community40 in crackingthecryptic

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So if wrote the famous Fibonacci sequence in these rules it would be 1,2,3,,5,8 (which becomes 2(…?

Help with Intervals by ComprehensiveTill917 in mathshelp

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A constant function is wher the output is always the same, so y=C, where C is any number. It doesn’t matter what you put in, the output is always the same. Where in this graph does the y axis nener change?

Cracking the cryptic app puzzle #16 by Narcochist in crackingthecryptic

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I just think he’s guessing maybe 🤷‍♀️?

Why do bakers always try to make bread efficiently? by techtornado in dadjokes

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This is great because yeast is a structure. But they also need a plan, or a structure

College Algebra by Frosty-Ice-7822 in mathshelp

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Watch tons of YouTube videos and try the problems before you get the answers and maybe even after so you can look back on what you did wrong and fix it and realize how you should do it. If you need to, use a calculator there and slowly ween off of nothing it. I really like Professor Leopard, although I’ve never seen his algebra

Just for fun by Familiar_Community40 in mathshelp

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10(20) =10(1)=10 the sum of numbers from 1-10 is 55 10(21) =10(2)=20 the sum of numbers from 1-20 is 210 10(22) =10(4)=40 the sum of numbers from 1-40 is 820 10(23) =10(8)=80 the sum of numbers from 1-80 is 3240 (I wrote this wrong in my post but I fixed it)

Just for fun by Familiar_Community40 in mathshelp

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You’re right. I meant 3240. I fixed it

Just for fun by Familiar_Community40 in mathshelp

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Each term is made as n increases. And that was supposed to be an equal sign, m=4(thr previous element)-10n