...but not the fun, superhero kind. The 2^6=64 kind. I bet I got you all excited there.
I have been doing to much math.
Proof:
much math = (m*u+c*h)+(m*a+t*h) = u(m+h)+a(m+h) = (m+h)(u+a)
Yeah, that's right. I just factored the phrase "much math" using grouping. Correctly, I might add (if u=c and a=t, but c'mon, this is cool enough that two assumptions is a fair price to pay).
So if everyone ever asks you the common question (because I hear this ALL the time):
"Hey, _____ what is the expanded and distributed form of the quantity of the variable "m" plus the variable "h" all multiplied by the quantity of the variable "u" plus the variable "a", with the word "too" in front of it, assuming u=c and a=t?"
then you can answer:
"too much math..."
and (here's the kicker) be RIGHT.
...
God, I'm such a nerd.
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