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ydoaPs

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  1. You've shown consistently that you have no idea how to multiply binomials and you did some weird math magic with the i. Are you sure YOU should be making the algebra GUT?
  2. NO!i(a+√b)(a-√b)=i((a+√b)(a-√b))=i(a2-b)=a2i-bi NOT a+b!
  3. NO! You're still wrong. FFS, I told you how to do it.
  4. I thought atomic clocks were more accurate.
  5. And you're writing the Algebra GUT?
  6. Grav, are you sure you know how? It doesn't look like it. Here's a trick I learned in middle school. It's called FOIL. FOIL stands for "First Outside Inside Last." It means you take the sum of the products of the first term in each binomial, the product of the first term of the first binomial and the last of the second(the outside ones), the product of the last term of the first binomial and the first of the second(the inside ones), and the product of the last term in both binomials. (a+b)(c+d)=ac+ad+bc+bd
  7. Do you know how to multiply binomials?
  8. Evolution says nothing about how life began. That's abiogenesis.
  9. I think physics is the easiest. It's like calculus; once you understand a few concepts you can make up a lot of the rest.
  10. Newtonian gravity should be fine for your program.
  11. It looked cool(and "didn't detract from the uniform").
  12. I wear an analog Fossil watch with a leather band. I bought it just after boot camp.
  13. Okay, why not? 101 and 5 definitely ARE the same thing.
  14. [math](a-\sqrt{b})(a+\sqrt{b})=a^2+a\sqrt{b}-a\sqrt{b}{\mp}b=a^2{\mp}b[/math] It equals neither (a-b) nor ab. You messed up simple math.
  15. We used to have an attachment limit, so I started using the tags for pictures. I just host them elsewhere.
  16. That had to be intentional. If not, my irony meter would have exploded.
  17. just like 101 and 5 are the same thing?
  18. Or, maybe they didn't use the same number system we do!
  19. How are they stationary if there is a non-zero net force acting upon both objects?
  20. IIRC, when he posts here, it's usually a post and run.
  21. What is the other force on the objects keeping them stationary? Also, you don't have enough information to calculate the distance; you'll need the force or one of the accelerations.
  22. Is it permissible to reply with String Theory based answers?
  23. Label your axes lest someone calls BINGO!
  24. What is acting and on what is it acting?
  25. Then he must really like Klaynos.
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