Well... if x = 2 and x= pi and pi= 3.14159.., then it is 2+2 = x+x= Pi+Pi= 3.14159... + 3.14159... but 22 = 4, but u never know if there is a secret 2 hiding behind the plus so, 2+2+2= 6, 222= 484, 222= 8,388,608, and that’s three equations so triangle has three pointy bits and the angle of a triangle is 60* so you need to go:
8388608 % 484= 17,331.83471074380165, and then 60%6= 10 so we go, 10x17,331.83471074380165= 173,318.34710743801653. But we round to the 3 d.p which is 173,318.347. Now we subtract 4. 173,314.347. Then I count up how many ‘4’ I can make w. 173,314.347 cos 4 is a very special number in this certain equation. There are 4 ‘4’s but if I add 7+7=14 so there is 5 ‘4’s and then 1+3=4 so 6 ‘4’s and 6 ‘4’s equal 24 and 24 x Pi is the same as 24 x 3.14159 so it equals not ‘Pi Pi Pi Pi’ but 75.39822368615504. But that number is too big for ur maths teacher so to make him/her/unidentifiedalien happy you round to 2 d.p. So you get 75.39 and carry the one=
75.4!
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