Who counts right first will get a congratulation.

One---Two---Three---Four---Five---Six---Seven---Eight---Nine

Edited 10/8/2016 21:06:58

Count the pigs in my picture.

At least 7.
I need exact number.


One---Two---Three---Four---Five---Six---Seven---Eight---Nine
Wrong.


Count the pigs in my picture.
One pig and two cows.

Edited 10/9/2016 07:17:29

8

9

666

Congratulations, DesertFox!

Tabby, there is one next to the wall. Its probably it which you missed.

4

^You mean on the left, right? Yeah I missed that one. I was thinking about whether this is a cat or something else.

Yep. That was the trick of the question :P

Count the cats on my picture

Too many.

One pig and two cows.

I'll accept the answer.

it's a matter of how you look on the picture.

(d^2x/dx^2)[4x^2+16x+pi]

i don't see any cats, just pixels

(d^2x/dx^2)[4x^2+16x+pi]

I guess you can't say what does this equal.

The second derivative of four x squared plus sixteen x plus pi? The answer is 8.

This is basic calculus. What I am learning is Ordinary Differential Equations. What I don't know is partial differential equations.

Just because you don't know about it doesn't mean it does not exists. And this is exactly the problem twelve year olds have, is trouble understanding just truly how minuscule their amount of knowledge is.

If you want to fact check it, please feel free to use any derivative calculator you have at your hands. However, since this is a double derivative, you will first get:

(d/dx)[8x+16]

and will have to evaluate this in order to come to the final solution:

8.

Edited 10/12/2016 01:41:42

^ Math checks out. Can confirm he is correct.

Edited 10/12/2016 02:02:54

Of course, moron, I know this. But was not so sure that you do, knowing what you are.


Also, the fact that you don't know where do I study doesn't mean I don't study in maths school.

I know this

xd
LOL !!
kek
* roasted *

Kalin pretending that he knew