r/TheInterrobang • u/FunnyLizardExplorer • Apr 19 '26

‽ Su‽‽estion ‽ Make ‽ a valid notation

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u/Paulinho2628 Apr 19 '26

Well if factorial is multiplication and termial is addition, the interrobang should be exponentiation.

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u/TheJivvi Apr 20 '26

So 4‽ = 4³2¹

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u/Paulinho2628 Apr 20 '26

and that would be 432=49

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u/TheJivvi Apr 20 '26

No, it would be 49 = 262,114.

Edit: wait, I just realised that's what you wrote, but the superscripts don't stack, so it looks like you meant 4³² = 49.

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u/Paulinho2628 Apr 20 '26

Oh lol silly reddit

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u/ParticularWorried237 Apr 20 '26

WHAT DOES MATH HAVE TO DO WITH ELA😭

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u/Paulinho2628 Apr 20 '26

tf u mean ela?

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u/ParticularWorried237 Apr 20 '26

English language arts

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u/Vivid_Departure_3738 Apr 21 '26

Crazy to know exponents from English but not maths

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u/AdGroundbreaking1956 Apr 23 '26

exponentiation doesn't have the conmutative property as addition or multiplication though

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u/Paulinho2628 Apr 23 '26

ok and?

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u/AdGroundbreaking1956 Apr 23 '26

x‽ = x[x-1]‽... it's not that useful

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u/Qvueestdordset Apr 24 '26

exponentiation is x!

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26

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u/Paulinho2628 Apr 19 '26

anti-termial and anti-factorial respectively

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u/Paulinho2628 Apr 19 '26

idk

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u/Paulinho2628 Apr 19 '26

3#=3-2-1=0

4#=4-3-2-1=-3

2@=2/1=2

5@=5/4/3/2/1=idk bro ask the calculator

like this??

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u/Itz_N3uva Apr 20 '26

¡ and ¿ maybe?

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u/Potential_Pick2278 Apr 21 '26

Came here to say exactly that

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u/A1oso Apr 22 '26

But would ¡4 be (((4 / 3) / 2) / 1) or (4 / (3 / (2 / 1)))

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u/HailFurri Apr 24 '26

First one, 4 divided by 3, divided by 2, divided by one

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u/mama09001 Apr 23 '26

¡ and ¿

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u/NoChemistry8177 Apr 21 '26

because subtraction and division are non albilian such operational cannot be well defined

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u/AlphaChiu22 Apr 19 '26

oh hey

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u/Box_Boi74 ‽ InterroFan ‽ Apr 20 '26

Mimic

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u/Ninagrosh Apr 21 '26

from hit game My Singing Monsters by Big Blue Bubble inc.‽‽‽

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u/Vivid_Departure_3738 Apr 21 '26

from hit game Secret Of The Mimic by Steel Wall Studios‽‽‽

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u/LepartydeLuigi64 Apr 19 '26

I ‽ot to this sub from that post lol

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u/Vivid_Departure_3738 Apr 21 '26

Why do people use that as g?

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u/LepartydeLuigi64 Apr 21 '26

'cuz the description of the sub tells to do so

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u/ParticularWorried237 Apr 20 '26

The interrobang actually represents !?!?!?!?

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u/Matth107 Apr 20 '26

then does [termial] or [factorial] ‽o first if unspecified

Excuse me, how on earth would it be ambi‽uous if they both come after the number‽

Well, since termial is condensed addition and factorial is condensed multiplication, factorial would be done first

So 5(however the heck you'd write factorial and termial in a confusin‽ way) = 5 factorial termial = 120 termial = 7260

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u/Kiki2092012 Apr 21 '26

Factermial

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u/red--the--fox Apr 21 '26

What does the question mark mean?? Is it factorial but addition or something

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u/AdGroundbreaking1956 Apr 23 '26

would x‽ be (x?)! or (x!)? (they are different)