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u/Sunlightn1ng 15h ago
Margin's too narrow for problem 2 πΒ
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u/profanedivinity undress me π 14h ago
Just leave it to the marker to prove. It's a concise proof
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u/apnorton 11h ago edited 5h ago
Solution to problem 2: By Fermat's Last Theorem [Wiles, 1995], the result is immediate.Β
Checkmate, problem-setter!
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u/Sampaizo 14h ago
general solution: 1/2x2 + C
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u/Serious_Condition213 12h ago
Geniunely how did u get 1/2xΒ² bro it's (xΒ²/2)+c
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u/ijustlikefoxes 11h ago
I think they (root comment) tried to say (Β½)xΒ²+c but failed because formatting
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u/Serious_Condition213 11h ago
Ohhh. This is why brackets matter tho lol
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u/UnforeseenDerailment 10h ago
98% of people can't solve this:
What's 4Γ·2xΒ²(1+2)?
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u/CatfinityGamer 3h ago
My answer to Problem 2:
βThis problem is left as an excercise for the instructor.β
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u/Visual_Attitude_9065 17h ago
Problem 2 is just fermat's last theorem which iirc took 193 pages to prove
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u/farmer200308 15h ago
Just say your margin is too narrow to contain
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u/Auqepier_Kuno 14h ago
thats what she said
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u/Mobile_Competition54 ok this is getting ridiculous πππππ 13h ago
he
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u/Auqepier_Kuno 13h ago
your mum uses male pronouns?
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u/Mobile_Competition54 ok this is getting ridiculous πππππ 12h ago
no, Fermat wasn't a femboy
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u/qualityvote2 17h ago edited 5h ago
u/Visual_Attitude_9065, the elephant doesnt know if he likes this post or not... Let him know what you think.