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asmhack wrote:
![]() Last edited by revolution on 06 Mar 2008, 14:53; edited 1 time in total |
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asmhack wrote: $FFFFFFFF |
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hahahahaha just details about ~ or -> or whatever..
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ok my last attempt:
limx x->oo 9 chars and not infinite number.. that's why we use limits.. Last edited by asmhack on 06 Mar 2008, 15:30; edited 2 times in total |
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asmhack wrote: limx |
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revolution wrote:
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Artlav wrote:
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so the conclusion is that the answer is not a limit beacause the shortest thing we can write using limits based on revo's rules is :
lim1/x x->0 but that is 10 chars.. and i am sure this is not the reason you said 9 chars maximum.. ![]() |
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asmhack wrote: so the conclusion is that the answer is not a limit ... Clue: So far, with all the answers given here: As for ASCII, we have 7/9 of an answer. Of course I won't tell you which parts come from where, but one person has supplied 5/9 on one posting and the other 2/9 supplied by another person in another posting. As for concepts, we have 1/3 of an answer, so you still need to find two more concepts to build a large number. Edit: There is actually the germ of the second concept already mentioned, let's call it 1/2 of a concept, so that make 1/3 + 1/2 * 1/3 = 1/2 of the necessary concepts. |
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1/(0+)
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1/dx
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bitRAKE wrote: 1/(0+) |
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bitRAKE wrote: 1/(0+) you can't just use 'your own math rules'.. where is lim ? |
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The_Grey_Beast wrote: 1/dx |
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dx = infinitesmall number (used in integrals and derivatives)
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would you perfer?: 1/(0^+)
I really have to thank this thread for leading me back to the busy beaver function. |
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The_Grey_Beast wrote: dx = infinitesmall number (used in integrals and derivatives) |
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bitRAKE wrote: would you perfer?: 1/(0^+) |
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