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boxster6354 08-03-2013 10:25 AM

I must admit I cheated!

I used Google Image search :p

So MeatHead seemed to perform more effort and the prize should go to him, but if a new contest for a Johnny Danger Action Silver keychain is in the works I am all in.

thom4782 08-03-2013 10:53 AM

JD:

What was the answer to the math problem?

Johnny Danger 08-03-2013 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by boxster6354 (Post 355461)
I must admit I cheated!

I used Google Image search :p

So MeatHead seemed to perform more effort and the prize should go to him, but if a new contest for a Johnny Danger Action Silver keychain is in the works I am all in.

Your honestly is much appreciated. The JD Action Keychain will go the Meat Head then !

Meat Head 08-03-2013 02:51 PM

:dance: WHOOOOO HOOOOO, I'M A WINNER!!! :dance:

This is a life changing moment! I can only imagine the power I will have when I gain possession of the keychain. The sky is the limit for me now!!!:D

Johnny Danger 08-03-2013 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by thom4782 (Post 355465)
JD:

What was the answer to the math problem?

Damm if I know ? All I can say, is the equation belonged to some well known mathematician named Euler. :)

thom4782 08-03-2013 04:57 PM

Thanks for the hint. It's called the Euler Product Formula. It says that the two sides of the equation converge to the same value C(s) when S > 1 and the values of p are positive prime numbers.

Johnny Danger 08-03-2013 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by thom4782 (Post 355505)
Thanks for the hint. It's called the Euler Product Formula. It says that the two sides of the equation converge to the same value C(s) when S > 1 and the values of p are positive prime numbers.

Yo kay !!!!!


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