In binary the answer is good, which is fun
55Goddang liberals wanna take God out of school and replace him with gay math
17That rainbow is a promise from God that 10 will never be greater than 3 again.
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Obviously he is correct because the smallest base that can represent 10 is base 2 and 10 in base 2 is equal to 2 in base 10. And the smallest base in which you can represent the number 3 is base 4 and 3 in base 10 in equal to 3 so 2 is the smaller number hence "10" is the smaller number. And from the drawing of the rainbow you can infer that he wants to use a diverse range of bases and not just the common base 10. Btw I am only talking about the natural bases (whole number positive).
17flawless answer and arguments
15i too am gay and can't do maths
11TIL there's such a thing as being too gay for math.
5Too fabulous for calculus.
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they never specified the order relation, so we can’t really know what they meant by smallest. for all we know, 10 could be the right answer
8What are you supposed to write there? I guess 3 < 10 is not the answer. It also requires text, so drawing 3 vs 10 of something isn't suitable, too. "You taught us" or what do they want to hear??
8If | A - B | != A - B then B > A
4Are you a computer?
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i think when it says ‘or show’ it allows a drawing
id probably put dots … ………. then circle the bigger one
3I imagine you might say that 10 has two digits, so it has to be bigger. Or maybe you can list out the first 10 numbers in order.
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10 Skittles < 3 elephrants.
5They're out of line, but they're right
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