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Sounds like you found a class boundary, definitely interesting I'm curious what the step by step algebra for 100 / .95 = x is, isn't it already solved for x?
by version_five 4y ago
Sounds like you found a class boundary, definitely interesting
I'm curious what the step by step algebra for 100 / .95 = x is, isn't it already solved for x?
Edit: n/m I see, in this case google shows you a trivial solution so it's not surprising that the classification as "algebra problem" or whatever they use is ambiguous here. If I put "x^2 + 3x +1=0" it walks me through the quadratic formula, and I'd speculate I could change the coefficients and it always will do that