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SuicideFuel Math thread problem (official)

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What are the possible determinants of an n by n binary matrix if each row and each column contains exactly two 1s?
Determinants of binary matrices in general are quite mysterious. Do you know the answer yourself or are you just asking?
 
Determinants of binary matrices in general are quite mysterious. Do you know the answer yourself or are you just asking?
I did determine a characterization a week ago, but I was hoping one of you had a nicer one.
 
Go to the numbers on your keyboard. The first one plus itself is the next one, with the next one you skip one, with the one after that you skip two, with the one after that you skip three, the one after that you first pick the first one and skip four, the one after that you pick the first one and skip five, next one you skip six, after that seven and lastly eight :bigbrain:
 
what the fuck is x^6y^6 * x^11y^10
x^17 * y^16. It cannot be simplified further
Incorrect. You simplified (x^6)*(y^6)*(x^11)*(y^10) which is simply simplified by adding exponents.

the question is asking "x to the power of 6y to the power of 6" (on the left side) multiplied by "x to the power of 11y to the power of 10" (on the right side)
 
the question is asking "x to the power of 6y to the power of 6" (on the left side) multiplied by "x to the power of 11y to the power of 10" (on the right side)
In that case writing x^((6y)^6) * x^((10y)^10) would've been more appropriate. Or do you mean (x^(6y))^6 * (x^(11y))^10.
 
What is 63727272x728282
 
only memers in here as of late :feelsbadman:
 
What level of study do you have? I study basic math and I have problems solving plane geometry questions, is it over for me?
 
What level of study do you have? I study basic math and I have problems solving plane geometry questions, is it over for me?
I'm a math PhD student
 
Is T* the conjugate transpose? If so, this is quite trivial, no?
The questions that seem most trivial are the most enigmatic. I don't believe that any answers in this textbook could just be a few lines.
 
The questions that seem most trivial are the most enigmatic. I don't believe that any answers in this textbook could just be a few lines.
assuming T* is indeed the conjugate transpose, the property (AB)* = B*A* immediately yields that p(T*)* = p(T) for any polynomial p, wherefrom the desideratum readily follows because the zero matrix is its own transpose
 


Any funds between £6,000 and £16,000 are treated as if they provide a monthly income of £4.35 for each £250, or part of £250. For instance, if you have £6,300, the first £6,000 will be disregarded and the remaining £300 will be considered as providing a monthly income of £8.70.

I've been studying this for a while.

If I won £300, my Monthly Neetbux would go from £311.68 to £8.70

Am I wrong?

Edit:- Maybe for that Month only I would get £8.70
 
If I won £300, my Monthly Neetbux would go from £311.68 to £8.70
No. I read the article. Here are the key lines:
while gambling winnings aren't considered earnings, they do contribute to your capital.
Any funds [savings] between £6,000 and £16,000 are treated as if they provide a monthly income of £4.35 for each £250, or part of £250. For instance, if you have £6,300, the first £6,000 will be disregarded and the remaining £300 will be considered as providing a monthly income of £8.70.
This amount is then deducted from your monthly Universal Credit payment.
Gambling winnings count towards your savings/capital. What follows concerns your savings/capital irrespective of source.
You're allowed to posses £6,000 without getting your neetbux shorted (and possessing more than £16,000 will render you ineligible). But what if you posses, say, £6,300? Well, the first £6,000 is "free", but the remaining £300 is not. Since 300 divided by 250 rounded up is 2, your neetbux gets shorted by twice £4.35; i.e., £8.70. Your total neetbux would thus be £311.68 − £8.70 = £302.98.
 
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Thanks for that.

will be considered as providing a monthly income
Like, whaaaaaaaaaaat?

For whoooooooooooooooo?

I'm providing a monthly income for myself?

The Government?
 
Gross monthly income is the amount of money you receive on average per month before any taxes and other financial deductions. It includes any additional income from overtime work, bonuses, commission, allowances, investments or other income sources.

Oh ok. So for me then.

Edit:- I'm allowed to make £300 a month and stay on Neetbux?! This must be that incentive to Work I hear about.
 
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Thanks for that.


Like, whaaaaaaaaaaat?

For whoooooooooooooooo?

I'm providing a monthly income for myself?

The Government?
the idea is probably that you could use "surplus" savings to provide for yourself monthly to some extent (eating into your savings)
Edit:- I'm allowed to make £300 a month and stay on Neetbux?! This must be that incentive to Work I hear about.
I doubt it. You're allowed to have savings in excess of £6000 without losing your neetbux entirely. Just because those excess savings are TREATED as providing a meagre monthly income doesn't necessarily mean you're allowed to have ACTUAL monthly income.
 
he said no cheating. cheating is not helping you get smarter, cheating is lying to people, and cheating is wrong. you also clearly didnt read his original message that said "no cheating" because otherwise you would have known. The first two rules to math are 1. DONT CHEAT!!!!1 and 2. Read the problem alllll the way through. Just going off of this, you probably cheat in other areas of life too, dont you? Infact, this is why you are an incel. If you hadnluh
p
t cheated, you might have turned out differently. However, you can still change your future! Thats right, its not too late!!! If you start reading problems the whole way through and stop cheating, you will not be an incel anymore!! Be smarter my friend
Legit
 
Nigga posted a keyboard mash and expected it to be a math equation
 
did this thread got purged??
 
I wish I was higher IQ so I could participate. I find the complexity of math interesting but I'm too brain damaged and poorly educated to be good at it...
 
I wish I was higher IQ so I could participate. I find the complexity of math interesting but I'm too brain damaged and poorly educated to be good at it...
in principle the math thread is for all levels of math, it just got co-opted by tryhards for a bit
 
My biggest bully was my Maths Teacher ( years later found out he turned Trans ) in primary school. He was terrifying. He would belittle the kids that had issues and called us low achievers. He shouted like a psycho and even had a headset so he could shout through speakers in the classroom from the room next door. He created a huge separation between the good students and bad students. It resulted in a lot of bullying for the low achieving kids .
However because i was the dumbest this future Troon would always single out me and constantly whinged in front of the whole class that i shouldn't be here and should be in a special needs school . This encouraged the coward spineless little turd monsters in class to torment me and future years of bullying in HS how dumb i was and ugly and told to rope myself because i was worthless and consequentially i have a constant reminder of these days from self harm with permanent deep scars on my arms and can never wear T - Shirts in public today .
 
how would you calculate the probability of a person having to hold it in, in an office building, where the total of people outnumbers the total of toilets (actual toilets not foids)?
 
how would you calculate the probability of a person having to hold it in, in an office building, where the total of people outnumbers the total of toilets (actual toilets not foids)?
Depends. Are you assuming everyone needs to go simultaneously or are you asking how frequently it just so happens that many people need to go at the exact same time? If the latter, you need some assumptions on how often people have to go during the day etc.
 
Depends. Are you assuming everyone needs to go simultaneously or are you asking how frequently it just so happens that many people need to go at the exact same time? If the latter, you need some assumptions on how often people have to go during the day etc.
probability=(1- (toilets / (ppl-toilets)))*100*chance
where:
chance = toiletBreaksPerHour div (60 div 15)

of course if there are more toilets than ppl there's no issue
 
this formula can't be right. With 3 ppl and 2 toilets you'd have a negative percentage.

where do the 15 come from?
yeah, IG its: (1- toilets div ppl)*100*chance

15 is toilet break time, can be modified. it's usually something like 15 for a proper shit
 
7 Times 8 equals 56
 

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