HOw come got one more person!!???
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*knocks PointBlue's head*
some of us arty-farty types failed math you know
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omg!Originally posted by PointBlue:Ok,
let no. of people in chalet when booking out = x
let C(n) be the statement that x^2+5=0
and since no. of people initially = 3,
let P(n) be the statement that x=(C(n.1).C(n.2))^1/2
Determining all possible combinations of n possible number of people, p,
Since,
Therefore, let S(x) = total no. of people with respect to np(1-p).n! no. of girls
* Given a subset U of A^n, when is U = V(I(U))?
* Given a set S of polynomials, when is S = I(V(S))?
Since,
Therefore if n(1-p)=1/n!
Hence, deriving the value of x via L'Hopital's rule,
Therefore, x=25.2
Conclusion: no. of people in the chalet after that =3
eu maths pro...this's chim man..
this's wad? uni maths? -
Joking only mah... your own story leh.Originally posted by banzie:Seriously I found your jokes rather distasteful... Do you act this way in real life? You must have very little friends....
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Of cos he have to count 3 people la.3 people book into the chalet more cheap ma.4 people more expensive.
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fark maths.
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let me try:
3+1=4.......equation 1
4-x=3........equation 2
x=4-1
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Read again... its referring to you....Originally posted by Cystaire:Joking only mah... your own story leh. -
yea he didn't count himself when going in....
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lol this question is just like the question in primary sch chiese textbook...Originally posted by banzie:yea he didn't count himself when going in....
the mother duck did not count herself... anyone call recall pri sch work? lol...
i am jus a kid... -
*AAAGHHHHHHHRRRSSSS !!! MY EYES!!!!!!!*Originally posted by PointBlue:Ok,
let no. of people in chalet when booking out = x
let C(n) be the statement that x^2+5=0
and since no. of people initially = 3,
let P(n) be the statement that x=(C(n.1).C(n.2))^1/2
Determining all possible combinations of n possible number of people, p,
Since,
Therefore, let S(x) = total no. of people with respect to np(1-p).n! no. of girls
* Given a subset U of A^n, when is U = V(I(U))?
* Given a set S of polynomials, when is S = I(V(S))?
Since,
Therefore if n(1-p)=1/n!
Hence, deriving the value of x via L'Hopital's rule,
Therefore, x=25.2
Conclusion: no. of people in the chalet after that =3
*MY BRAIN!!!!! NOOOOOOOO!!!!!*
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Your own story leh. Cannot take joke then don't make joke lah.Originally posted by banzie:Read again... its referring to you....
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Its not a joke.... Hmm you have really awful taste for jokes.... its not mentioning about me... it stated you remember?Originally posted by Cystaire:Your own story leh. Cannot take joke then don't make joke lah.