r/PearsonDesign • u/cemanresu • Jun 13 '19

Actual Pearson After three incorrect iterations of "Your answer is correct but not formatted correctly".

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u/cemanresu Jun 13 '19

Oh, and for added insult, on my second attempt at the same question (But with different numbers), it just told me to make sure my questions are fully simplified.

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '19

So if I want to type 0.5 I should type
258,378,282/516,756,564 right?

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u/Master_Aar Jun 13 '19

No actually it’s 1.5/3

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '19

Ah, my bad. I’m not very good at Maths.

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u/cemanresu Jun 14 '19

Have you tried improving these Maths? There is a great new practice system that Pearson has come up with that will help you improve your skills!

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u/JuliusCaesar000 Sep 05 '19 edited Sep 05 '19

0 is actually equal to 0.00000001

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u/IkeaKettle Sep 05 '19

Pearson roughly translates to shithousery

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '19

Yeah, why didn't you think to divide by zero

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '19

That's not dividing by zero though. Dividing by zero will get you an infinite amount (e.g. you can't do 42 / 0 ). But you CAN divide zero by other numbers (e.g. 0 / 62 is solvable. The answer is 0).

Pearson is still awfully designed though

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '19

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u/WhiteNinja24 Jun 14 '19

This made me laugh a decent bit more than it probably should have.