(Notice the other numbers: The perfect cube before 27 is 8. 3^3 is 27. Notice the 10 has a hand over it, if you use the 10 twice... 12-10 and 35-10 and add those answers together... 27. This is how my mind works.)
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When Gary Larson decided to draw a little comic about Albert Einstein (an amazing mathematician) playing basketball, I wonder which number he would pick to put on Einstein's jersey? Oh, 27.
(Notice the other numbers: The perfect cube before 27 is 8. 3^3 is 27. Notice the 10 has a hand over it, if you use the 10 twice... 12-10 and 35-10 and add those answers together... 27. This is how my mind works.)
(Notice the other numbers: The perfect cube before 27 is 8. 3^3 is 27. Notice the 10 has a hand over it, if you use the 10 twice... 12-10 and 35-10 and add those answers together... 27. This is how my mind works.)
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I just wanted to point out that if you take 8 + 33 + 12 + 27 + 10 + 35 = 125 divided by the 7 people gives you 17 with a repeating decimal of 857142 which added together equals 27. If you take the 17 divided by 7 you get 2.42 then the same repeating decimal...
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