P1 : 17a
P2 : 58a
P3 : 58a
P1 : 17a
P2 : 58a
P3 : 58a
Display Moreshuuure
P1 : the c/o + 3a
P4 : the c/o +5a
P5 : the c/o +5a
so ofc
P2 : (250 - (p1_co + 3a) - (p4_co + 5a) - (p5_co + 5a)) / 2
P3 : (250 - ((250 - (p1_co + 3a) - (p4_co + 5a) - (p5_co + 5a)) / 2) - (p1_co + 3a) - (p4_co + 5a) - (p5_co + 5a))
What an obnoxious way to respond.
Charr 325a
P5 75a
P1: 20a
P1 21a
P5 80a
What an obnoxious way to respond.
In France, Mathematics is not a bad word
However
p5 90a
p4 : still the c/o i guess
p1 25a
p3 + p2 : 60a /each
P1 27
P2 p3 63a
P5 100a
P1: 35a
What an obnoxious way to respond.
In France, Mathematics is not a bad word.
I didn't say mathematics was a bad word. I said it was an obnoxious way to respond. Your reply to me was also obnoxious. If anyone ever doubts that you're French, just send them this exchange as evidence I suppose.
P5 — 105a
P1 37a
P1: 40a
p3 + p2 : 60a /each
obnoxiously 80a each
82 P3 and P2
100
110a P3 and P2
P1: 50a
P1 55a
P1: 60a
P5 110a
P5 125a
P5 130a