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Is fermat last theorem the new fizzbuzz? come on, if you can't solve it you are not gonna make it
Gabriel Sanchez
Jordan Perez
a=0
b=0
c=0
0+0=0
QED
Carter Thomas
\forall n \in Z > 2
\forall a, b, c \in Z
a^n + b^n != c^n
Nicholas Morris
n > 2, not a,b,c
Christopher Cruz
Brainlet
inb4 all the computer """science""" majors start posting brainlet nonsense
Cooper Hernandez
>letters in math
Yeah this is unsolvable, i tested 5 for loops but since theyre all letters i didnt know what to do with them
Joshua Hernandez
n=infinity
a^infinity + b^infinity = c^infinity
infinity + infinity = infinity
Ethan Barnes
>infinity
not a number
Jace Murphy
Retard kek
Dylan Stewart
bump
Justin Anderson
Qed: Real numbers don't exist.
Jaxon Diaz
the question says it cannot be solved. so why bother solving it then? i shall allocate my time to more valueable, more solveable matters.
Ethan Bennett
NaN
Daniel Nguyen
>if you can't solve it you are not gonna make it
You already posted this and it was determined that people who bother trying to solve it are the unemployed ones
Nathan Myers
YWNBAW
Adam Sullivan
I found an interesting proof of this, but this post is not large enough to write it down
Xavier Ross
post it faggit
Jonathan Sullivan
> Math.pow(844487, 5) + Math.pow(1288439, 5) === Math.pow(1318202, 5)
true
ez
Nicholas Walker
Found a solution guys:
import math
print math.pow(18014398509481984,3) + math.pow(1, 3) == math.pow(18014398509481983,3)
Dominic Richardson
This gives false for me? It's supposed to be JS, right?
WTF? how does this work??
Brandon Ortiz
>This gives false for me? It's supposed to be JS, right?
Huh, it works in node/Chromium/V8 but not in Firefox. Slightly different implementations of Math.pow?