This is a formula that helps you solve diamond problems:
x=[-a±√(a-4m)]/-2, where a is the addition number and m is the multiplication number.
Any comments?
And where do I publish this?
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This is a formula that helps you solve diamond problems:
x=[-a±√(a-4m)]/-2, where a is the addition number and m is the multiplication number.
Any comments?
And where do I publish this?
I didn’t know what you mean by “diamond problems”, so I had to Google.
x is one of the roots of the equation x<sup>2</sup>−ax+m = 0; so you missed a square in the square-rooted expression (it’s √(a<sup>2</sup>−4m)).![]()
Oops! You're right, I missed that squared sign. Thanks! :-D
And here is a visual for diamond problems:
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