Are you able to solve this 4th grade math problem ?
It took me about 35 minutes to figure it out, maybe it will take you less time.
[spoiler] My answer:
c = 1
i = 2
s = 3
e = 4
u = 5
a = 7
n = 9
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Are you able to solve this 4th grade math problem ?
It took me about 35 minutes to figure it out, maybe it will take you less time.
[spoiler] My answer:
c = 1
i = 2
s = 3
e = 4
u = 5
a = 7
n = 9
[/spoiler]
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~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
Got it, but it needed some time (might be more than half an hour). It is funny to do division by hand , which you have done 30 years ago last time, thought the real challenge was the english notation I needed to look up first (in germany we use an other division notation).
The alignment is the problem for me. Spent forever trying to figure out CU, when CU is really CU0, which throws the whole alignment off
The alignment is the problem for me. Spent forever trying to figure out CU, when CU is really CU0, which throws the whole alignment off
Agreed. And I'm not used to the notation itself. It took me some time to realize that r means remainder.
This will be very useful for people who is not used to the english division representation (such as myself):
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Oh how the education system pales in comparison to Finland.
Thanks, Obama.
Any chance you could rewrite this in X/Y=Z notation? Following the wikipedia link makes me thing this method was created just to litter a maximum amount of text in as little space as possible, do people actually go through those intermediary steps?