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Nara-chan

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  1. Damn, I eat a lot. :D

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      But there is something called "Internet anonymity". And that would be a compliment to you.

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  2. Damn, I eat a lot. :D

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      *hands lead out* But you reveal your name through the forum? Wow, you're just the oposite of me.

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  3. Damn, I eat a lot. :D

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      I am not a kid. And it's not like a younger member of DCW will randomly open KtPT's status, especially a newbie. And *into

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  4. Hi guys...join TROPANG WALEY in facebook...:)

  5. Ran's hair makes her look like a unicorn... or is that just me?

  6. Ran's hair makes her look like a unicorn... or is that just me?

  7. RT @YoMARCIAlaw: FACT: 99% ng kabataan ngayon ay namo-mroblema dahil sa concert ni Daniel Padilla.

  8. No... DCTP has stopped subbing the latest ep..... SO Sad... Because of those Funimation... Grrr!!

  9. If there was anything you were curious about me, here's your chance to ask. I'll answer any questions in reply to this status.

  10. If there was anything you were curious about me, here's your chance to ask. I'll answer any questions in reply to this status.

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      Question: What percent of your posts are from forum games?

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  11. Nara's problem is boring. Here's a more challenging problem: What is the hundreds digit of 2011^2011?

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      2011), making 201 numbers.

      We would add 201x46 to 0, the initial term

      201X46+0=9246, which ends in 6.

      Therefore, my answer is 6.

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  12. Nara's problem is boring. Here's a more challenging problem: What is the hundreds digit of 2011^2011?

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      11^2-121 HD 1 (0+1)

      11^3-331 HD 3 (1+2)

      11^4 641 HD 6 (3+3)

      and so on.l

      But when you get to the point where you add 9, you have to carry 1, so the sum becomes 1 more.

      So instead of 45 (1+2+3+....+9), we add 46 to the first term to get the 11th.

      But we have 2011 numbrs to add (counted 11^0)

      2011/10 (0,1,2,3,4,,5,6,..,9)=201 r.1

      But 11^10 is the 11th term, so 46 would be added every 10 terms starting from 11.

      2011 is counted in the list (11,21,31,......

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  13. Nara's problem is boring. Here's a more challenging problem: What is the hundreds digit of 2011^2011?

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      @Moho answer is 6.

      2011^2011's hundreds digit is the same as 11^2011.

      Through observation,

      Pattern of ones: They are always 1

      Pattern of tens: 1,2,3,4,5...

      Through more observation:

      11^1- 11- Hundreds digit 0

      11

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  14. Nara's problem is boring. Here's a more challenging problem: What is the hundreds digit of 2011^2011?

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      @Moho Of course it's a one-digit number! A place value can only have one digit!

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  15. Nara's problem is boring. Here's a more challenging problem: What is the hundreds digit of 2011^2011?

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      @Moho Obviously

      @AL the love expert, philosopher and mathematician It's complicated. But I found a not-really-a-pattern pattern.

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  16. Nara's problem is boring. Here's a more challenging problem: What is the hundreds digit of 2011^2011?

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      Thank you for teaching me ow to multiply trinomials, and that it always ends in 1 and the tens are in a pattern of 1,2,3,4,5,6.... BUT THERE IS NO PATTERN IN THE HUNDREDS >____<

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  17. Nara's problem is boring. Here's a more challenging problem: What is the hundreds digit of 2011^2011?

  18. Nara's problem is boring. Here's a more challenging problem: What is the hundreds digit of 2011^2011?

    1. Nara-chan

      Nara-chan

      Clue, Moho? I just found out that it's the same as 11^2011, but I don't really see a pattern in them, unlike in last digitsl

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  19. I'm at that point on an all-nighter where regret and drowsiness sink in and you realize even if you fall asleep now you'll be woken in a matter of tens of minutes. -.- Internet...

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