Re: How can I solve this @#%#@%^#@$&^%*$%#@@#!
From implode <imp...@germanengineering.de>
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· 18 Nov 2001 21:43 · View full thread
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Sebastian Pena pondered a moment and came up with: > I've been working in this equation for years!!!!!!!!!! > Haven't found the way to solve it, maybe it's the wrong group though. > BTW, I'll send the last set of Hiragana tomorrow....... I'm feeling lazy. > > ## ## > ## ## > ### > ## ## > ####### ## ## ####### ## ## > ## ## ## ## ## ## > ## ## ## ## ##### ## > ######## ### ####### > ## ## ## ##### ## > ## ## ## ## ## ## > ####### ## ## ####### Well, there are 2 solutions (obtained by calculator: TI-86 =): x = 3 and x = .12786942458901 But I don't know how to get there... (I tried to do it by taking the log of both sides and reducing the exponent, but that didn't get anywhere) ObASCII: ___ /\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \__\ \/__/ -- [implode] [ mtsys # att.net ] [ http://chomp.freeshell.org ]
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