Need High School Math (Algebra ~ Calculus) Help?

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[quote=Toshabi]I don't understand why you can't divide A by 15.[/quote]

[quote=YeaISupport]First, you need to know what A is :) or it would just be A/15.[/quote]

[quote=Toshabi]A is a letter. In the alphabet.[/quote]

[quote=Meiyjhe][quote=Toshabi] A is a letter. In the alphabet. [/quote] You are going to win a nobel prize some day[/quote]

[quote=Thatdudeinthecotton]Well you can divide it by fifteen, but it wouldn't give you an answer beyond a/15 = b (b just being 1/15 of A) since you don't know the value of A, all we learn from this is......nothing xD Im guessing theres more to this sum than you're saying[/quote]

[quote=Meiyjhe][quote=Thatdudeinthecotton] Well you can divide it by fifteen, but it wouldn't give you an answer beyond a/15 = b (b just being 1/15 of A) since you don't know the value of A, all we learn from this is......nothing xD Im guessing theres more to this sum than you're saying [/quote] pls u guise suck, A actually has a standard value, in the hexadecimal system. In the hexadecimal numeric system, A = 10 in the decimal system. In the hexadecimal numeric system, 10 = 16 in the decimal system. Thus 10 + 5 = 15, 16 + 5 = 21 10/21 = 0,476 Thus A/15 = 0,476[/quote]

[quote=Thatdudeinthecotton]I was assuming he was talking about algebra (mostly cause of the forum name), context really helps with math :p[/quote]

[quote=Meiyjhe]pls, a real math person knows, he doesnt assume :O[/quote]

[quote=Thatdudeinthecotton]That being said, the guy didn't and still hasn't stated the context of his querie :p - on a side note, is hexadecimal taught in high school? cause I only ever learned it from the computers course I'm taking now (college).[/quote]