Melody

@@ End of Day Wrap  Sat 8/8/15     Sydney, Australia Time   8:42pm    ♪ ♫

Hi everyone,

We have had some terrific answers from TitaniumRomew, Rubenhh, Geno3141, CPhill, Alan Heureka, And Dragonlance.  Thank you  

I like your logic Dragonlance :)

Hayden had 212 gallons of water in his watering can. The seed packet said to use 14 of a gallon for peppers and 58 of a gallon for tomatoes. Hayden than used some of the water for lettuce. If Hayden had 34 gallons of water left over, about how much water did he use for lettuce?

$${\mathtt{212}}{\mathtt{\,-\,}}{\mathtt{14}}{\mathtt{\,-\,}}{\mathtt{58}}{\mathtt{\,-\,}}{\mathtt{34}} = {\mathtt{106}}$$

106 gallons.

I do not understand what you are asking.   

Thanks Geno,

Hey anon,

Whatever happened to "please" ?    

$$\\110-x*9=12\\\\
110-x*9-110=12-110\\\\
-x*9=-98\\\\
x=\frac{-98}{-9}\\\\
x=10\frac{8}{9}$$

965=193×5

So the smallest factorial is 193!

I am not sure what the calculator thinks X08 is.   It has basically just ignored it.

Hi anon, thanks for getting involved :)

2*3=3*2

and

c*27=27*c

It makes no difference what side the c is on   :)

You are right   c*27 cannot equal c*5  UNLESS c=0.  

If c=0 then you get 0=0 which is true :)