Moderately Difficult Math Problem (solve if you're smart enough).

9x - 7i > 3(3x - 7u)

i = square root of -1

There is a surprise for the first person that solves the problem.

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I don't think that was the answer.

It's my process, don't censor me.

haermm

I'm actually very aware i is basic college maths but we did that last fall semester and I don't remember how to do it because I was an art major and dumb as all hell

I think it involved flipping fractions or dividing by -1 or something

Therefore I'm justified in spamming more EF.

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you're such a ****

bork pls

where is dudathong with our prize?

it's probably him clogging up the OTF again by obnoxiously replying to threads

I just mark forum read.

too much work

Lazy shitbag

duh

still no dadudeisamom

dadudelookslikealady

Heh heh yeah

Originally posted by dadudemon
9x - 7i > 3(3x - 7u)

i = square root of -1

There is a surprise for the first person that solves the problem.

-i > -3u

i < 3u

-1 < 9u(sq)

1 > -9u(sq)

1/9 > -u(sq)

1/3 > -u

-1/3 < u

I think.

I was never good at sums so I'm gonna go with

8=> - 7175

parenthesis

You're close but not quite right.

i/3 < u is the correct answer but there is another way to express that same exact inequality that is the answer I am looking for.

Jaden, you're way off.