show your rule
show your rule
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Goddang liberals wanna take God out of school and replace him with gay math
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That rainbow is a promise from God that 10 will never be greater than 3 again.
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Obviously he is correct because the smallest base that can represent 10 is base 2 and 10 in base 2 is equal to 2 in base 10. And the smallest base in which you can represent the number 3 is base 4 and 3 in base 10 in equal to 3 so 2 is the smaller number hence "10" is the smaller number. And from the drawing of the rainbow you can infer that he wants to use a diverse range of bases and not just the common base 10. Btw I am only talking about the natural bases (whole number positive).
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flawless answer and arguments
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i too am gay and can't do maths
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TIL there's such a thing as being too gay for math.
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Too fabulous for calculus.
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they never specified the order relation, so we can’t really know what they meant by smallest. for all we know, 10 could be the right answer
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What are you supposed to write there? I guess 3 < 10 is not the answer. It also requires text, so drawing 3 vs 10 of something isn't suitable, too. "You taught us" or what do they want to hear??
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If | A - B | != A - B then B > A
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Are you a computer?
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i think when it says ‘or show’ it allows a drawing
id probably put dots … ………. then circle the bigger one
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says Tell or show, so probably math or drawings or words are all fine
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I imagine you might say that 10 has two digits, so it has to be bigger. Or maybe you can list out the first 10 numbers in order.
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10 Skittles < 3 elephrants.
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They're out of line, but they're right
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