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Dj Bueno Posted 21 years ago
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By changing just one...
By changing just one number's place,can you make this equation correct? 
15.5=5
15.5=5
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Let me give you a little hint --> think about the exponents
- Let me give you a little hint --> think about the exponents
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Exponents are also known as powers. 3^3=27 you cant make this equation work with exponents. 1^5.5=1 15^.5 = 3.87
so are you sure its a exponent? only thing that would make this equation right is if it was 15.5? 5. I dont think anyone is going to guess this one though.
so are you sure its a exponent? only thing that would make this equation right is if it was 15.5? 5. I dont think anyone is going to guess this one though.
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1^5.5=5 yes the answer would be that one .. congratulations anonymous 
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Er........ something not quite right here Di Bueno
1^5.5 = 1 and not 5
in fact 1 to the power of any number will always return 1
I'm with the opinion of anonymous i don't think it can be done.
1^5.5 = 1 and not 5
in fact 1 to the power of any number will always return 1
I'm with the opinion of anonymous i don't think it can be done.
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Well,let me explain like that;
The equation that we're talking over is 15.5=5. I said that "changing just one number's place u can make this equation correct".Firstly I took the 15's "5" and put it on the top of 1 as a power or exponent.whatever it is.And then five times one is one. That's what we get after the operation 1^5. and then 1.
The equation that we're talking over is 15.5=5. I said that "changing just one number's place u can make this equation correct".Firstly I took the 15's "5" and put it on the top of 1 as a power or exponent.whatever it is.And then five times one is one. That's what we get after the operation 1^5. and then 1.
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Hi Dj Bueno
I think the confusion has arisen with the first problem with the layout of it.
I have taken it as 15. (point) 5=5 When in fact i think you meant 15 x 5=5 then the exponent 1^5 x5 =5 would be correct.
The second one should be a zero next to give 20.
I think the confusion has arisen with the first problem with the layout of it.
I have taken it as 15. (point) 5=5 When in fact i think you meant 15 x 5=5 then the exponent 1^5 x5 =5 would be correct.
The second one should be a zero next to give 20.
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Yes,your answer is correct Eargasms! u figured out the logic,good
Here
Here
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You could flip the first "3" around and place it up to the next "3" to leave you with (one) or 1 8
Well thats the best i can come up with !!
Well thats the best i can come up with !!
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