Will someone

[A Former User]

Please solve this for me?
x^3+y^3+z^3=k with k being all the numbers from one to 100

[A Former User]

@I_Løve_Zøf
3^3+4^3+2^3=99
idk i guessed

[A Former User]

@I_Løve_Zøf 42

[A Former User]

@Ruleigh I’d be lying if I said I knew the answer

[A Former User]

K gimme a sec

[A Former User]

Wait a fucking second I know you didn’t just ask for help without telling us what it wanted us to do

[A Former User]

Do I simplify or what

[A Former User]

42

[A Former User]

@Calistaa 🤷💃🕺💃🕺 solve

[A Former User]

@I_Løve_Zøf Okay which exponent am I solving for

[JDP_Random]

21

[A Former User]

@Calistaa k

[A Former User]

k=x^3+y^3+z^3

[A Former User]

@Calistaa yerr

[A Former User]

ok bye

[JDP_Random]

what if you use Pythagorean theorem the to solve this
you can convert those numbers to shapes with areas and perimeters

[A Former User]

@Tripod wait he’s right.

[A Former User]

for the last time, 42

[A Former User]

Stop being so smart

[A Former User]

@Tripod 💀