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How to simplify this \[ y= \frac{\log_e\left( \frac{x}{m} -sa \right)}{r^2} \]
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I did this: \[ r^2 y = \log_e\left(\frac{x}{m}-sa\right) \] \[ e^{r^2y}= \left(\frac{x}{m}-sa\right) \] \[ me^{rry}= x-mas \]
Haha :D nice one
ahahahahaha! Merry Christmas :)
Hehe, I remember seeing this one last year :)) lots of fun
Yes, I did not invent this. But it is cute.
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:D merry Christmas!!! did not think i'd get to see the human side of phi X'D
now i can't wait for April Fool's Day....
Saw this on facebook, logged in here to post it, late by an hour! :P
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