Math Game (not hard)

[deoxys1231]

okay i will start example i write 1+1=2 then someone else writes 2+2=4 then 4+4=8 and so on...........

[deoxys1231]

here i go 1+1=2

[Lukario]

2+2=4
4+4=8
8+8=16
16+16=32
32+32=64

Thanks,
Lukario

[Nintendolover]

64+64=128
128+128=254
254+254=508
508+508=1,016
1,016+1,016=2,032
2,032+2,032=4,064
4,064+4,064=8,128
8,128+8,128=16,256

[iceman12]

16,256+16,256=32,512

32,512+32,512=63,024

63,024+63,024=120,048

120,048+120,048=240,106

240,106+240,106=480,212

480,212+480,212=1,600,424

100,600,424+100,600,424=2,200,848

2,200,848+2,200,848=4,401,696

4,401,696+4,401,696=8,803,392

8,803,392+8,803,392=17,606,784

There enough???

[Lukario]

Just like anyone whi can solve 488221-4872.578398#49874587

Thanks,
Lukario

[iceman12]

ok that i cant im only in year 7 4 gods sake!!!!!11

[IndonesianGamer]

17,606,784+17,606,784=35,213,568
And, I am not using a calculator.

[PikaYasha]

*faints*that was incredible...

[Lukario]

A calculator can't solve problems with two decimal points it's not even a real number in the first place. The numbers themselves are right, but the format is wrong. So, that is pretty good, but it really isn't a problem.

Now, who can solve this? It's pretty easy.

2x+3x=35
7x+6y=85

Thanks,
Lukario

[fireheart708]

A calculator can't solve problems with two decimal points it's not even a real number in the first place. The numbers themselves are right, but the format is wrong. So, that is pretty good, but it really isn't a problem.

Now, who can solve this? It's pretty easy.

2x+3x=35
7x+6y=85

Thanks,
Lukario
1st one-x=7
2nd 1-x=7?

[Lukario]

I should have said to use the Substitution Method, but you got the first one right. Now all you need to do, is substitute 7 into X's place and you'll have the answer. It should be like X=7;Y=?, not a solution to both equations.

Thanks,
Lukario

[Lukario]

That's pretty hard IMO lol.

Anyway, here is an easy one.

If John can bike 3 miles in 2 hours, then how far can he bike in 8 1/2 hours?

Thanks,
Lukario

[IndonesianGamer]

That's pretty hard IMO lol.

Anyway, here is an easy one.

If John can bike 3 miles in 2 hours, then how far can he bike in 8 1/2 hours?

Thanks,
Lukario

wow! pretty hard. i can only just counting the 8. but i cant count 8 1/2.

[fireheart708]

answer Lukario. 13.5 miles.?

[IndonesianGamer]

So if there 6.000.000.000 people on earth, then it would be 1.999 savants plus me!

[fireheart708]

I know that.

Here's one,

4x(3+2*4)=23

3y(99+3*30)=1701

[IndonesianGamer]

35,213,568+35,213,568=70,427,136
Not using a calculator.

[fireheart708]

90+123=213.

Fireheart708.

[mikepie]

123+123=



what is the answer?

[LINK7777]

246+246=492

[Homer99]

200+50=250
6,000+67=6,067
1,000,0000+500=1,000,0500

18+6=24
6+6=12
1+23=24
200+900=1,100
246+246=492