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Mysteries of Maths

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Author Kaylab
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Created 2010-02-04
Last Modified 2010-02-04
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Sunset
2010-02-07

I still don't get that


ZTHING
2010-02-04

I hate operations with imaginary numbers.

Chrdrenkmann
2010-02-04

The mine is really sexy.

:>

BluePretzel
2010-02-04

I give you a challenge. AGD it. Theres gold buried in the floor.

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Kaylab
2010-02-04

Was a that sarcasm?

I can't really tell, if it wasn't, i is an "imaginary answer" due to the fact that there is no such thing as the the square root of minus one. however, the squareroot of minus one presents many oppitunities to solve maths problems by using it to get 'real' numbers.

BluePretzel
2010-02-04

is that so?

thats a big mystery