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[anomalous_brain]

My god how frustrated I am. I have been working on this problem for math now for three days. I have made improvements... I have "semi-solved" it, but I cannot prove that my solution works indefinitely!!! DAMNIT... (prove that sum(-1^n(1/3)^n/(2n+1)) from 0 to infinity=pi/(2(3)^1/2)) There is no way anyone in my class will solve it... If someone

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[arcane_lullaby]

Po babeh. :(

Stop skipping class is what I told you awhile ago. Bad Jonnie!
Well, I love you and I know you'll be fine.

See you at work. (that sounds weird)

[rachem16]

i'm really good at writing other people's essays!

[palabras_mil]

Tch. Hoe. You just helped. <3