Q and A 🤡🤡🤡

[A Former User]

JDP_Random in spanish it’s called double v

[A Former User]

@Thetruepath Biggest fear? Favorite food? Phobia? Ex? Grades? Future career? Siblings? Embarrassing story? Luckiest moment? Un-luckiest moment? (I’m out of questions XD)

[A Former User]

sometimes

[JDP_Random]

@Thetruepath My last question, solve this
Aka The Collatz Conjecture

[A Former User]

@Creati132 fear… losing zof ❤️
Food… I can’t pick just one
Phobia… needles
Ex… as in relationship ex?
Grades… A B student
Future carrier… psychology/clinical therapist
Siblings… I have two biological and four step (divorced parents)
Embarrassing story… none to share. Their embarrassing for a reason
Luckiest moments… being lucky enough to date the prettiest person in the world zofya
Unluckiest… I had a fire cracker explode in my hand

[A Former User]

JDP_Random fuck no

[JDP_Random]

@Thetruepath whelp the Collatz Conjecture remains unsolved

[A Former User]

JDP_Random well you do it then

[JDP_Random]

@Thetruepath ok

[JDP_Random]

so it is basically it goes down to 3x+1 where x is a variable

[JDP_Random]

it asks whether repeating two simple arithmetic operations will eventually transform every positive integer into 1.

[A Former User]

JDP_Random you lost me at the first message 💀

[JDP_Random]

heres a graph also

[A Former User]

JDP_Random OoOoo graph

[JDP_Random]

I have just found the conjecture to be true for all numbers up to 2^68

[A Former User]

JDP_Random 💀🤓🤡

[A Former User]

JDP_Random =

[JDP_Random]

@Thetruepath Nope

[A Former User]

JDP_Random yup

[JDP_Random]

I think i solved it x = (2x + 1)/3