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If\[\lfloor \left(\sqrt{2}+1\right)^6 \rfloor + \lfloor \left(\sqrt 3 + 1\right)^6\rfloor=\lambda\]then the sum of digits of \(\lambda\) is?
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Abbey imqwerty this is posed as a challenge to those who don't know this trick. I know you do. :P
arrey don't worry. what's your answer?
i wrote only the method to do wait a sec lemme find the answer
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lol great
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:) i'll look for a shorter solution
oh... don't think there is one.
i worry about your pic xD
which one?
yours
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10# @ParthKohli
why should i be careful with his picture? @alexandervonhumboldt2
Mhm floor function
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