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Moog, is it showing up questionmark144 for you? Cause it's supposed to be square root of 144.
Parenthesis first: square root of 144=12
Then you have -(12/4-4) so parenthesis first, and then division first, so:
12/4=3, therefore:
-(3-4), again parenthesis: 3-4=-1
-(-1)=+1
Therefore: -((?144)/4-4)=+1
okay, so i was ONE off. big deal.
Makes a big difference in the answers, depending on the equation/problem. Like that incident with the NASA shuttle that got buried instead of landing cause of a small error in one of the math problems.
Ugh....this is a new low for the 'Post your Pedalboard' threads....
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There, it's not mine but I'm going to pretend to stop this maths madness.
okay, so i was ONE off. big deal.
I could give a tutorial on integration by trigonometric substitution or do some Riemann sums for you, but I'd rather see some damn pedalboards.
Holy hell, that's beautiful! That's probably about how big my next board is going to be! But why put the pedals on a board if he's using GCX switchers? Wouldn't a rack be more practical if you're using a switching system?