Ask a furry

is this cruel? XD

 

DUAL CRUSH! The furry ear loving Deathbreak rushes to help!

Why is the sky blue?
Because of light from the sun refracting off water in the atmosphere.
What's (sqrt(-1))?
i

Why do I have red blood?
Because you haven't died and turned it black yet.

What's (ln(-1)/pi)?
There is no true answer. If you want it simplified to it's simplest form, then re-ask the question.

Who shaves the man in the villages, who shaves every man in the village, that doesn't shave himself?
Old riddle. No answer.


What's (2 * ln( sqrt(-1)^( ln(-1)/pi ) ))?
See above imposable math question.


How many guests fit in a hotel with infinitely many rooms when all rooms are occupied?
This is the third mathematical paradox question you've asked.


Why do I ask?
To try and trick us.


Why do you answer?
To EXPOSE YOU FOR THE BAMBOO YOU ARE!!!

 

in ask a furry it means that everybody on this thread that is furry can answer?

 

Woah! loony double posting?

Is it okay if I don't touch those? I don't feel quite at ease correcting & fixing up a commanding officer's mistake, because I never grew the balls for that, I'm quite happy just being a subordinate, LOL.

 

How do I get a free PSP from you?

 

You give me a free PSP and i'll give it back

 

Good answer

How do I get that free PSP to give to you

 

You have family don't 'cha?

 

It depends on what you define family as

 

Will we ever see cjkittycat's fury again?

 

Haha, sleepy me didn't expect someone to answer the questions.

1st answer: accepted
2nd answer: right
3rd answer: tricky, nice
4th answer: nope
5th answer: right ;D
6th answer: linked to questions No. 2 & 4, so still wrong (I'm so mean)
7th answer: didn't expect anyone to know ...accepted
8th answer: lol
9th answer: ROFL


I will solute my questions for you:
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solution for question No. 4

i = e^(i*pi/2) (by definition)

=> i^2 = -1 = (e^(i * pi/2))^2 = e^(2 * i * pi/2) = e^(i * pi) (by definition of i & power law)

=> ln(-1)/pi = ln(e^(i * pi ))/pi = i * pi/pi = i (basic use of logarithms) also -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logarithm#Logarithm_of_a_negative_or_complex_number

so, the right answer is i

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solution for question No. 6

since we have the answers for question No. 2 & 4, we can simplify

(2 * ln( sqrt(-1)^( ln(-1)/pi ) ))

into

(2 * ln(i^i))

and with the thing I've written above

=> (2 * ln(i^i)) = 2 * ln((e^(i * pi/2))^i) = 2 * ln(e^(i * i * pi/2)) = 2 * ln(e^(-1 * pi/2)) = 2 * (-1) * pi/2 = -pi (by definition of i & power law)

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btw. you could use Google on these, too
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=(ln(-1)%2Fpi)&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=(2+*+ln(++sqrt(-1)^(+ln(-1)%2Fpi+)+))&btnG=Search

 

Nopesies

 

Out of the following, which is most pure?

Mathematics
Chemistry
Biology
Scientology

 

Biology, sometimes we get to see bewbies ^~^

 

Maths make the universe? YAY!

 

Why did I revived this thread?

 

Because you can't use revive grammatically well?