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I think the answer to your question is yes... but it might be 42. It might be better if someone who had professional P Chem could answer, but maybe an ADCOM member would be better.
Maybe @oldstock or @Dred Pirate or @blueheron would know or know someone who does...
Maybe @oldstock or @Dred Pirate or @blueheron would know or know someone who does...
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I did not even have the chance to see the question... I see that the OP's original post was @ 12.57 pm today then edited/deleted @ 1:08 pm (noon), and your reply post was @ 10:54 pm (night), or almost 10 hours later, so where did you see his question ?? what was it ?? hmmm
ok - I was tagged, but don't know why?
Actually I responded after the question was deleted... it was a late night after a long day...
Sorry, no one caught on to the joke - granted not a very good one.
Sorry, no one caught on to the joke - granted not a very good one.
but what was the question?
No clue, I'm not sure anyone saw the question in the time frame it was actually there.
I was just trying to see if we could start a less serious thread and see what weird answers to an unknown question we could get. Didn't work obviously.
I am in a hospital, I can only count by 1 because I don't have a residency
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haven't seen anybody man up and answer it? I guess my no-resident license is not so bad is it?what's just happened ?? PGY5 ???? to solve the square root of -1 ?????lol 🙂
Because there isn't really an answer. There is the mathematical concept of an imaginary number which we designate i in equations. Technically, -i would also be an answer.
I guess j would also be an "answer" as some disciplines use this instead of i as they already have i representing something else.
