2 x a = 14
3 x a = 1e
10 x a = A0
50 x a = 320
7 x a = ???
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2 x a = 14
3 x a = 1e
10 x a = A0
50 x a = 320
7 x a = ???
46 or did I miss something?
hehe damnit
good one
2 x a = 14 a=7
50 x a = 320 a=32/5 a= 6+2/5
6.4 = a = 7
???
This is driving me nuts! How does 7*a = 46??
since a=A 7*a has to be 46
That was a bit easy
BTW: Buy stating "1e" instead of "1E" you do point in a wrong way!
a=A ????
What does the capitalization mean??? I'm too used to prgramming in VB where case doesn't matter :(
The little "a" is the variable we are looking for, everything else is hexadecimal ;)Quote:
a=A ????
What does the capitalization mean??? I'm too used to prgramming in VB where case doesn't matter
OH! Ok I get it now! lol... you shoudl've used X.. the a = A :confused: me
What made it obvious for me was having letters in 2 of the rhs answers, which made it clear that this was in hex; thus the 'a' wasn't a variable name, but hex'A'. If you had chosen right hand sides with only 0-9 in them, then it would probably have puzzled me for a while that the variable 'a' was taking on different values.