Ang MSN Search makasulbad sa Algebra.

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief June 5, 2005 · 1 min read

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Kaniadto lang nakakita ko niini. Ang MSN Search, pinaagi sa MSN Encarta, makasagot gyud og mga algebraic equations.

Kaya nako ang pipila ka mga pormula sama niini: 0 = x^2 + 2x + 1

... ug tinuod nga naghatag kini kanako og '1" isip ang tamang tubag. Gihimo nako usab ang pag-eksperimento sa mas lisud nga ekwasyon sama niini: x^3 - x + pi^2 - x^2 = 1

Kuha ko og -1.92182 sa unang gihimo. Kung naa nay niini kaniadto sa akong mga adlaw sa high school, mahimong kuhaon nako ang perfect 1.0 nga grade imbes nga 1.25. :D

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16 Comments

velvet · 21 years ago

wow if i knew that too i should have caught the attention of that math wiz in my class who seemed to have known all the answers… which more than half the class is going nuts solving. tssk!!!!

Fleeb · 21 years ago

Darrrrr… I remember, I joined PMO as well back in first year, getting the top place in the divisions (since there was no regional event for that year level), I was not really expecting it because I am not the best in math in our batch. That is when they told me to try Damaths. And oh, we only knew about Sir Jamora inventing damath after graduation. He never said anything about it, humble him. :)

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 21 years ago

marc: I tried some more complex equations using nested brackets and the system failed to solve it. Looks like your theory might be true.

fleeb: Yup, I did. Was disqualified for DaMath because of conflict of contest schedules. We were the very first batch who road-tested the new game which was invented by Sir Jamora and a colleague.