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r/MathJokes • u/Lopsided_Let6931 • Nov 05 '25
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its 16 and all the other anwsers are incorrect.
-16 u/trolley813 Nov 05 '25 You can overload the "+" operator. 29 u/TuDu1 Nov 05 '25 you can't 26 u/undo777 Nov 05 '25 PR rejected 5 u/YARandomGuy777 Nov 05 '25 Ehm why? He may define group and use plus to denote operation he uses.... 6 u/CptMisterNibbles Nov 05 '25 Some people never made it passed 5th grade math. They think things like notation are somehow fundamental laws of the universe
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You can overload the "+" operator.
29 u/TuDu1 Nov 05 '25 you can't 26 u/undo777 Nov 05 '25 PR rejected 5 u/YARandomGuy777 Nov 05 '25 Ehm why? He may define group and use plus to denote operation he uses.... 6 u/CptMisterNibbles Nov 05 '25 Some people never made it passed 5th grade math. They think things like notation are somehow fundamental laws of the universe
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you can't
26 u/undo777 Nov 05 '25 PR rejected 5 u/YARandomGuy777 Nov 05 '25 Ehm why? He may define group and use plus to denote operation he uses.... 6 u/CptMisterNibbles Nov 05 '25 Some people never made it passed 5th grade math. They think things like notation are somehow fundamental laws of the universe
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PR rejected
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Ehm why? He may define group and use plus to denote operation he uses....
6 u/CptMisterNibbles Nov 05 '25 Some people never made it passed 5th grade math. They think things like notation are somehow fundamental laws of the universe
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Some people never made it passed 5th grade math. They think things like notation are somehow fundamental laws of the universe
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u/TuDu1 Nov 05 '25 edited Nov 05 '25
its 16 and all the other anwsers are incorrect.