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Anonymous No. 16136364

Can anyone figure out what this is supposed to mean? For those who haven't read Ender's Shadow: Bean is a young genius in a space battle school. He's tired from constant battle practice in this scene.

The equation is easily solvable with algebra and doesn't have any significance in any field. I genuinely have no clue what Orson was going for here.

Anonymous No. 16136366

>>16136364

Seems like he knew that the teachers all knew what was going on, and if they wanted to pretend that classwork still mattered, fine, let them, but *he* didn't have to play.

Anonymous No. 16136377

>>16136364
It's meant to be meaningless nonsense, that's the point. Though why Card went to the effort to have the equation actually printed I have no idea. If I had to grasp for an answer, instead of writing 2 + 2 = 4 he wrote 2 + 2 = gibberish.

Anonymous No. 16136380

>>16136364
n in this equation is an irrational number so it's "value" can't be known. Of course that is only if you aren't allowed to use pi in your notation. It may also be a smug jab at how gravity calculations also produce approximations and thus he can just round pi to 4 when doing them but pretty sure this is a children book so that's probably not it.

Anonymous No. 16136394

>>16136380
N is easily solved you clown, n = (2+2)/pi^2-2 = -1.5947

Anonymous No. 16136399

>>16136394
You might want to check your math, but yes, your point still stands.

Anonymous No. 16136400

>>16136394
That's not it's value

Anonymous No. 16136401

Where is N?

Anonymous No. 16136408

>>16136400
Value is subjective

Anonymous No. 16136470

>>16136366
Brilliant observation, Anon. Absolutely outstanding.

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Anonymous No. 16136474

>>16136470
Thanks :D

Anonymous No. 16136476

>>>/lit/23299375

Anonymous No. 16136480

>>16136476
>>>/lit/23300984

Anonymous No. 16136486

>>16136377
Something like this. I think he was going for 2 + 2 = (some really hard equation the teachers will struggle with) because it's not gibberish. Only problem is any highschooler could solve this kek.

Anonymous No. 16136517

>>16136401
I guess Bean ain't finishing the test lmao

Anonymous No. 16136924

>>16136364
I already told you, OSC is just a mathlet.

Anonymous No. 16137065

>>16136364
n is 16/pi^2-2
now finish the test, midget

Anonymous No. 16137223

>>16137065
Ok now tell me the value of N.