| July 17, 2009 | ||
| 5:00 pm | to | 9:30 pm |
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23 Comments
In this context, explain: 07>17<09
Not so mathematical. It’s random.
hmm… this is a tuffy.
well, 07 or 09 are not greater than 17, which makes the inequality impossible. But then God makes things impossible, possible. Therefore, inducing that no matter what kind of ‘Problem’ comes our way (not pertaining to arithmatic ones), God has a solution to it, we just can’t see it with our mental-selves, but we have to trust in what is unseen and believe God for the answer.
Final answer. haha
July 17, 2009
idk…
seems to simple for that. haha
Good guess.
Here’s a clue, I did say, “it’s not so mathematical” yet it does involve some math logic. It has something to do with the measurement of time. So, July 7, 2009 is not so far of an answer. However, it must have backing solutions. To make it a little bit more complicated, 7 & 17 are prime numbers. Hope that helps.
(When you find out the real answer, you will be amazed at how this inequality is purely born out of imaginative random minds. Extremely lame, but worth exercising your logic muscles.)
You are so cool MarvinOrdono! Yeah! Nothing is impossible with God!
Okay bellecagas. Is the event still the context of your pseudo-mathematical equation? Or simply the measurement of time? Or both?
I must say both. The simple answer relating to the context of events is the date. That’s clear. However, the inequality goes beyond the simplicity of the date itself. Here’s another clear easy clue.. Each number represents something thus solves the inequality basing on what it represents. Solve it, then ull find out the answer is quite simple. Very. I’ve given probably 75% of the answer away with this clue. Another clue, there are at least a few ways to show ur solutions.
1) 7 months is longer than 17 days which shorter than 2009 years.
2) 17 days is shorter than 7 months and 2009 years.
That doesn’t solve anything because it’s not really a mathematical equation. It’s simply making a statement. By “solving” you meant explain why the greater than and less than symbols are thrown in there. Right?
Oh you are right! Solve for the unit of measurement… Wait, what do 7 and 17 being prime numbers have to do with it???
Nice. Exactly, solve=explain (that’s what I said in my very first comment).
That wasn’t too hard, was it? Correction, this is NOT a mathematical EQUATION because it IS an INEQUALITY. You will NEVER be able to “solve” it. You can only give a statement/explanation of what the variables represent.
Here are few ways to show your answers:
1.) The simplest would be,
7 months > 17 days 1717<733285
The prime numbers just adds a little bit more complication to finding the answer. That’s a totally different story. (lol) But since the answer has been revealed, it is now totally irrelevant.
Congratulations! You are now officially a geek.
(lol)
That was weird, my answers didnt show. Here it is again.
Here are few ways to show your answers:
1.) The simplest would be,
7 months > 17 days 1717<733285
The prime numbers just adds a little bit more complication to finding the answer. That’s a totally different story. (lol) But since the answer has been revealed, it is now totally irrelevant.
i dont what happened there. oh well.
TOO MUCH MATH
my head…it hurts.
your answers showed up, I just had to approve them first.
It was missing #s 2 and 3. HAHAH I elaborated on the answers. I think my comment was too long.
Or, im thinking, is it cause of the inequality signs that didn’t allow it to show? Cause the rest of my message showed up.
I think this is the longest “comment-thread” there has been. not sure.
Also, U GUYS BE READY. My super-soaker will soak you up. You will need a raincoat, seriously. BWAHAHAH!
im just gonna bring the hose. or maybe a bukket.
Bellus Dorkus Maximus Galorus!
I wish I can go to church that early. I’d bring a bucket too! LOL.
That’s funny. But God still loves us, dorks.
I wonder if anybody ever called Jesus the Aramaic equivalent of “dork” when he was a kid? I wonder what He said back to them if they did?
LOL. That would be really funny! I tried looking it up, it said: “The word ‘dork’ was not found in the dictionary, please try again using another variation of the word.” Hahah
try “dorkface” maybe that’s a variation that will work?
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