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Cumhardy, absolutely loved the tease. I enjoy teases that make me try to think while being turned on.

However.

I recommend you read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_operations and rewrite the answers to the last question.

I don't remember your #s, but your equation was something in the form of:

A + B - C X D

Under basic mathematics, we should multiple C X D first, getting, say, E

A + B - E

Then we would add A and B, and subtract E from that sum.

In the case of your last question, I believe the answer should've been something in the negative range.

Your given correct answer, however, presumed that people were to go straight through by adding A and B, subtracting C, then multiplying that # by D, which ended up at 1080. That math is incorrect.

The cool of hard knocks, is more like it. The math is correct and you would only do CXD if it were in parenthesis (CxD), if i remember it right?

nomeuno wrote:The cool of hard knocks, is more like it. The math is correct and you would only do CXD if it were in parenthesis (CxD), if i remember it right?

Incorrect.

All arithmetic is completed from left to right with the following priority:

Parenthesis
multiplication or division
addition or subtraction

yeah the math on the last question is wrong, but then again maybe that's on purpose?


Besides if we do the addition/subtration first and then multiply the answer is four digits, if memory serves all answers were 3 digits.

731 is doing the operation in order left to rigth, but that violates order of operations.

angusobrian wrote: Incorrect.

All arithmetic is completed from left to right with the following priority:

Parenthesis
multiplication or division
addition or subtraction

This is correct.

LNS

well i got it wrong anyways (pout)...but remember Mistress is always right..even whne she isn't

thanks for the feedback!

yeah, i did not realise this... I didnt pay much attention in school
Ill change it to something else... but what? btw, theres 3 possible random last questions...
Or could i just write the problem differently? I didnt want to make it too complicated...

Plus that bloody tease had over 130 pages in the end, I was sick of the sight of it by the time i had got it finished

Ok, I looked at that wiki but didnt understand a word of it! but i rewrote the last questions/answers.

So if i wrote (a+b)x(c-d) you would add up the brackets first and then multiply the two answers together?
same as if i wrote (a-b)+(cxd) you would add the answers of the two brackets together?

does this work better?

:) Ahh yes we don't all love our math like we should.

Yes the parethasese will cause someone to need to do what ever is in them first. I like showing it without them cause then you have to think more while at that point being pretty turned on/hard that you just want to click something and pray.

heck just having a long chain with small numbers would be frustrating.

Multiplication and division are interchangeable because to those of us who speak math they really are the same thing as with Addition and subtraction. I mean I can divide by 2 or multiply by a half and I'm doing the same thing.... ok I could talk math for a while I'll stop now.

btw - it's a great tease. Just a bit frustrating when I do a quick estimate realize my answer should have 4 digits and it's not listed... At the time I just questioned my mathmatical abilities! (the horror!)

Well, I can say the last question I got was mathematically correct. Don't remember the four individual numbers but the sums inside the parentheses were 24 and 36 which multiply to 864, which indeed earned me a happy ending!

Anyway, I really enjoyed this tease. Keep up the creative work :)

cumhardy,

WOW! Have to say i enjoyed viewing this webtease...schoolgirl fantasies galore come to mind...could see myself as the stripping teacher or the horny teased student...and the "giggles" really got to me!

as i admit this horny blonde would have been doing a lot of diddling to my throbbing clitty...those math problems so hard!

Good job!

kristin

ismara wrote:Well, I can say the last question I got was mathematically correct. Don't remember the four individual numbers but the sums inside the parentheses were 24 and 36 which multiply to 864, which indeed earned me a happy ending!

Anyway, I really enjoyed this tease. Keep up the creative work :)

Yes the author fixed it by adding the () which were not origionally there. :)

first reply here because this is the best tease i have seen on here

thanks for the feedback everyone... to be perfectly honest this tease is too difficult for me, Im kinda stupid and have no short-term memory so I cant even remember the answers myself, I cant get to the end

I just barely squeeked through
one thing I noticed
you have to get three in a row wrong to actually be kicked out.
So I think I got like 7 questions wrong through the tease

Def a lot of fun