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Ok ATOT, solve this equation

Mike Gayner

Mike Gayner

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well, when i did year 9 math it would go like this.

1-3x4+7

=1-(3x4)+7
=1-12+7
=(1-12)+7
=-11+7
=-4

/thread?
 
Trick question. This (1-3x4+7) is not an equation and therefore, can not be solved. On the other hand, it is a mathematical expression and it can be evaluated. It's value is -4.
 
KMc said:
Trick question. This (1-3x4+7) is not an equation and therefore, can not be solved. On the other hand, it is a mathematical expression and it can be evaluated. It's value is -4.
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Well, the image just says "solve this:" which is technically correct grammar. The OP is the one that added "equation".
 
Equation not found, thus there is nothing to solve.
Your mathematical expression can be "reduced" or "simplified," but not solved.
 
Ohh, I have an equation

ln( sum from n = 0 to infinity (4^n / n!) ) * sum from n = 0 to infinity ((pi * i)^n / n!) = 1-3*4+7
 
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