Are you smarter than a 10 year old?

how the **** did you get 3 lines?

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Favourite console: PSP
Status: Nigger

You are approx. -5 years old? wat?

lolpwnd, I have 2 lines in mine, bitch.

check your math buddy.

Fuuuuck you and your relations.

Quote from muttonhead

To find my age, you must find the value of "y." To do so, you must first find the value of "x." (by the way, this actually works and gives you my real age, I solved it).

(Round all numbers to the nearest tenth)

f(x)= 2.1x-4; x+1= f²+18

y+4x= 2.3+15x

y-52.3= muttonhead's age

(Once you get the answer, don't tell anyone, they have to figure it out themselves. The age in my profile is not accurate).

Why the hell does it say f(x)? The paranthesis just indicates that you have to solve the sum inside of the parenthesis.
Since there's just 'x', you don't use the paranthesis.
so it should be: fx = 2.1x-4.

Unless you mean that you take f from x and that equals 2.1x-4.
Please explain.

Quote from Aycaramba

Why the hell does it say f(x)? The paranthesis just indicates that you have to solve the sum inside of the parenthesis.
Since there's just 'x', you don't use the paranthesis.
so it should be: fx = 2.1x-4.

Unless you mean that you take f from x and that equals 2.1x-4.
Please explain.

f(x) means "f of x." Just sub f for 2.1x-4

Quote from Aycaramba

Why the hell does it say f(x)? The paranthesis just indicates that you have to solve the sum inside of the parenthesis.
Since there's just 'x', you don't use the paranthesis.
so it should be: fx = 2.1x-4.

Unless you mean that you take f from x and that equals 2.1x-4.
Please explain.

its a function...

Quote from muttonhead

f(x) means "f of x." Just sub f for 2.1x-4

Yea, I didn't know if you made equation wrong or if you meant that.
I'm too lazy to figure it out now, I might do it tomorrow.

Quote from Aycaramba

Yea, I didn't know if you made equation wrong or if you meant that.
I'm too lazy to figure it out now, I might do it tomorrow.

he wrote it correctly, that's how you're supposed to write it out

Quote from Aycaramba

Why the hell does it say f(x)? The paranthesis just indicates that you have to solve the sum inside of the parenthesis.
Since there's just 'x', you don't use the paranthesis.
so it should be: fx = 2.1x-4.

Unless you mean that you take f from x and that equals 2.1x-4.
Please explain.

Clearly you haven't taken Algebra II yet. f(x) is basically a fancy way to just say y. So the equation is just y=2.1x-4. Kinda.

has anyone solved it yet?

f(x) means a function of x. That's what I learned in algebra 2. :D

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A light year is a unit of distance, not time

i loled