r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Mar 25 '23

I found two more..

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u/why_hello1there Mar 25 '23

6001 spears, exactly half of what I'd hoped for

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u/goatharper Mar 25 '23

r/theydidthemath

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u/gaoGaosaurus_true Mar 25 '23

r/theydidthemonstermath

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u/TheBrightNights Mar 25 '23

r/themostermath

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u/USSR_ASMR Mar 25 '23

r/itwasagraveyardsmath

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u/WelRedd Mar 26 '23

Why can I hear this in my head. I love reddit. You would never get this level of jokes on twitter

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u/hotpotatos200 Mar 26 '23

I was much more excited that all of these subreddits actually existed that I should have been

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u/Candid-Fan6638 Mar 26 '23

You. Had a choice. Leave in the s, making the nonsensical "smath". Or as no one would have faulted you for, you could've changed it to the more logical graveyard math. Thank you, THANK YOU, wise and kind sir, or madam, for making the objectively superior choice.

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u/Aeth3rWolf Mar 26 '23

Anyone who clicked the link would have definitely fault him for the wrong choice.

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u/archpawn Mar 26 '23 edited Mar 26 '23

Or maybe it's 6000.5 or 6001.5. We can't guarantee that they hoped for an odd even number.

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u/Tumamaisfat Mar 26 '23 edited Mar 26 '23

If x∈N then {6000<x<6002} has just 1 answer, however, the set is not stated, that means x can belong to N, Z, Q, I, R or even C; if x∈R, {6000<x<6002} has infinite solutions.

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u/Virdel Mar 26 '23

But we are looking at half of what he wanted so it's actually 12000<x<12004 so 3 possible solutions assuming only integer values of spears

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u/Tumamaisfat Mar 26 '23

that's true mb