Question

http://prntscr.com/43eneb

Answer 1

that's incorrect btw

Answer 2

I know lmao

Answer 3

we are not multiplying nor dividing :P

Answer 4

I was thinking 2^2014 * 2^2014

Answer 5

\(2^{2014}-2^{2013}=2*2^{2013}-2^{2013}=2^{2013}\)

Answer 6

good job ZZ

Answer 7

its some ridiculous number though, with 606 decimal digits

Answer 8

did you wolfram that schit?

Answer 9

It is clearly 1, people please

Answer 10

me?

Answer 11

Yeah i put 2^2013

Answer 12

2^2013 - 2^2014 is a long azz number btw XD

Answer 13

2^{2014} is longer

Answer 14

607 decimal digits so much longer

Answer 15

mine is longer

Answer 16

lol

Answer 17

\[2^\infty \]

Answer 18

dats how long mine is

Answer 19

o.o

Answer 20

*changes Question*

Answer 21

length = measurement = units

Answer 22

tell me moar nincompoop

Answer 23

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Answer 24

Not really

Answer 25

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Answer 26

Answer is http://prntscr.com/43erpm

I think all of you got it right

Answer 27

well ive seen much more complicated xD

Answer 28

Yeah these questions always tend to be the same.

Answer 29

and when you say all of you, you mean me.

Answer 30

:)

Answer 31

lolz zzr

Answer 32

@Astrophysics said it was 2

Answer 33

:P

Answer 34

That was a mistake! I thought we were multiplying at first >_>

Answer 35

If you are an astrophysicists that gets 2 confused with 2^2013 we are all in trouble

Answer 36

lol jk

Answer 37

zz! lmao

Answer 38

I thought it was 2 at first as well

Answer 39

I'll be back with a more intermediate question.

Answer 40

So did nin, he was acting like he knew, but he gave me a medal right away.

Answer 41

i got it wrong :c

Answer 42

Nin doesn't know pellet

Answer 43

o.o

Answer 44

ok @zzr0ck3r quick Qn for u ,
whats the remainder of 2^2013 when u divide it by 7 :P

Answer 45

this was a good question, in all my years of doing math I don't think I have seen this(or a symmetrical) question.

Answer 46

find a power of 2 for which has a nice remainder

Answer 47

@ikram002p what level number theory class? there are a few ways to do that. you can use fermats little theorem or the long way of finding nicer ways to write it....

Answer 48

well lol i randomly posted it for fun :P
dnt take it serously hehe