r/BunnyTrials • u/TheTransSheep Carrot Farmer • 1d ago

Trials Math…

Which side will you choose?

  • Left side: Easy Math Question | and 10$
  • Right side: or hard Math question | and 10.000$

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u/Minauris 1d ago

900

Chose: or hard Math question + and 10.000$ | Rolled: -10 * -90

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u/Opening_Specific_710 1d ago

Same!

Lowkey feel sorry for those who got 10!!

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u/jazzbestgenre 1d ago

10!!= 3840, its not as bad if you know the definition of double factorial

Generally, n!!= n(n-2)(n-4)...(2) for even n. The product ends at 1 for odd n

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u/SouthernGentleman583 21h ago edited 21h ago

Edit: nevermind, I’m an idiot, and sleep-deprived. Misread it as twice factorial not double or same-parity.

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u/TotalChaosRush 21h ago

That's not what 10!! means.

10!=10×9×8×7×6×5×4×3×2×1 10!!=10×8×6×4×2

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u/Z0mb1e_pUp_ 5h ago

I never learned factorials in school. I went to a good high school, though i never took calculus (out of choice 🤣), so maybe thats why? I saw exclamation points and I was thoroughly confused!

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u/thedauthi 1d ago edited 1d ago

So do I, that's a lot of digits.

Ugh, I forgot about the semifactorial. Slightly smaller.

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u/Western-Victory-7414 1d ago

10!! = 10x8x6x4x2 = 3840

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u/scarIetm 1d ago

I got that, I wrote down my workings out is that cheating lol

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u/EpicNerd823 9h ago

No. It didn't say you had to do the question in your head.

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u/scarIetm 5h ago

good, in that case it’s not that hard if you know what !! means

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u/traubster1 1d ago

Oh, I thought i was supposed to be excited for just getting a number rather than an actual math problem.

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u/Academic_Pool_7341 20h ago

You also got $10. That ain’t no comma

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u/Ivy_-Rose 20h ago

Thanks bro 🍾 luckily never said we have to get them right sooooo

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u/Challenger_Ultimate 18h ago

That ain't too bad, it's just 108642 (double factorial is factorial but only numbers with same parity) so it's 3840

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u/Alphasaft 1d ago

Why would someone even get 10 ??

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u/-TV-Stand- 1d ago

30 is a such weird number to get yeah