MathsGod1

Hi Melody,

In LaTeX when you use $ for spaces in my coding it doesn't work..For the first line it does but for the rest it doesn't leave spaces between my words so i had to stick with \; , however I'd prefer to just use the dollar sign as it's easier...

E.g. recent code.

\\\\$Let's hope Steve has high stamina\\\\
\\So 40m every two minutes (2\times30=60 minutes) so\;40m\times30= a\;hour = 1200\;meters\\
\\$1200 meters\times\;24\;for\;a\;day\;=\;28000\;meters$\\
\\$28000\times\;365\;for\;a\;year\;=\;10512000\;meters$\\
\\10512000m\;is\;a\;year,\;a\;century\;is\;100\;years\;\\
\\10512000m\times\;100=1051200000m\\
\\\\Convert\;1051200000m\;into\;centermeters\;=\;105120000000 cm\\\\
Your\;answer\;is\;105120000000 cm

$$\\\\$Let's hope Steve has high stamina\\\\
\\So 40m every two minutes (2\times30=60 seconds) so\;40m\times30= a\;minute = 1200\;meters\\
\\$1200 meters\times\;60\;for\;a\;hour\;=\;72000\;meters$\\
\\$72000\times\;24\;for\;a\;day\;=\;172800\;meters\qquad(here's\;where\;it\; gets\;big)$\\
\\172800\times\;365\;for\;a\;whole\;year\;=\;630720000m\\
\\630720000m\;is\;a\;year,\;a\;century\;is\;100\;years\;\\
\\630720000m\times\;100=63072000000m\\
\\\\Convert\;63072000000m\;into\;centermeters\;=\;6307200000000 cm\\\\
Your\;answer\;is\;6307200000000 cm$$

Just trying to make my LaTeX usefull.

But when you showed me all the harder things like Quadratic Equation, i don't think I'll make use of that with LaTeX since i don't understand it (unless i copy for learning) for now fractions, text, indices are it's us for me.

Yeah i know?

Isn't what i said right?

HeadingNorth said it simplified so i made the answer more specific ( 400 ) .

Thank's Melody, you always put a   smile   on my face.

$$\\\\$Yes HeadingNorth is right$\\\\
\\\frac{1}{6}\;is\;the\;answer\;\mathbf{simplified}\\\\
\\$To be precise, 6\times400=2400 and 1\times400=400$\\
\\$So\; \frac{400}{2400}$$

 Lol it's not too hard.

365 days = a year

10 years = a decade

365*10=3650 days in a decade.

Nice I've seen it, it'll make Latex easier.

So...Umm...!

Now what

yes wrong Titanium...WRONG. Just like your entire army.

And Anonymous...Sheesh, you might want to work on your trash talk...I've seen better.

Thank you Melody, without your support and confidence in me, my determination to be a MathsGod would've have gone as far!