Will someone

[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 💀

[JDP_Random]

c = a^2 + b^2 = 32 + 32 = 4.24264
Using the Pythagorean theorem

[A Former User]

JDP_Random 42

[JDP_Random]

And then 4.24 x 10 - 0.4 = 42

[JDP_Random]

I deserve extra credit for showing my work

[A Former User]

That’s not how math works

[A Former User]

JDP_Random no

[JDP_Random]

… well at least I still got an A+!

[A Former User]

No

[A Former User]

JDP_Random no

[JDP_Random]

Well A B+ is still good!

[A Former User]

JDP_Random you copied your work from tripod

[A Former User]

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