How do you calculate something like that?
a^0.2 * b^-0.8 + a^-0.8 * b^0.2 = ?
How do you summarize something like this? Can someone show me how to calculate it?
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Can anyone make sense of what this is supposed to represent?
Somehow it seems to be a hyperpoly geometry tiled in 7-gons, where the center of the largest 7-gon is not quite in the center and all are somehow described with numbers that repeat themselves over and over.
That’s a weird expression. Maybe you could simplify it
5√(a/b4) + 5√(b/a4) = 5√(ab)⋅(1/a+1/b) = 5√(ab)⋅(a+b)/(ab) = (a+b) / 5√(a4b4)
Beautifully written:
Here’s a proposal from me:
^-0.8 * b^-0.8 clip, then you have
(a + b)
Whether this is better, that is another question.
Why do you even calculate that? Normally you never need something like that in later life.
Look at the law of potency, so you can almost always do something.
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