The formula to find the current year

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THE FOLLOWING FORMULA WILL BE OUTDATED IN 364 DAYS!

Ever got a brainfart, where you just can't memorize the year? Well, now, here's an easy, optimized formula to find the current year!

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y[5(200 - 50) + 5² - 110] + 10(10²) - 11.428571428571428571428571428571x WHERE x = THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN JANUARY, AND y = TWO DAYS AFTER NEW YEARS EVE!


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...Now solve it in Standard Form, AND Slope-Intercept Form, NOW!
 
Burnedmagix said:
y[5(200 - 50) + 5² - 110] + 10(10²) - 11.428571428571428571428571428571x
WHERE x = THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN JANUARY, AND y = TWO DAYS AFTER NEW YEARS EVE!

What is that supposed to mean?
 
Eon-Rider said:
MegaAce™ said:
Burnedmagix said:
y[5(200 - 50) + 5² - 110] + 10(10²) - 11.428571428571428571428571428571x
WHERE x = THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN JANUARY, AND y = TWO DAYS AFTER NEW YEARS EVE!

What is that supposed to mean?
I don't understand either.
it means x in the equation is the number of days in january(30) and y is 2 days after new years eve(2)
 
Rockstar said:
Eon-Rider said:
MegaAce™ said:
Burnedmagix said:
y[5(200 - 50) + 5² - 110] + 10(10²) - 11.428571428571428571428571428571x
WHERE x = THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN JANUARY, AND y = TWO DAYS AFTER NEW YEARS EVE!

What is that supposed to mean?
I don't understand either.
it means x in the equation is the number of days in january(30) and y is 2 days after new years eve(2)

Couldn't he just write 30 and 2 down?
 
Rockstar said:
Eon-Rider said:
MegaAce™ said:
Burnedmagix said:
y[5(200 - 50) + 5² - 110] + 10(10²) - 11.428571428571428571428571428571x
WHERE x = THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN JANUARY, AND y = TWO DAYS AFTER NEW YEARS EVE!

What is that supposed to mean?
I don't understand either.
it means x in the equation is the number of days in january(30) and y is 2 days after new years eve(2)
I think I realised that. It still doesn't make sense. Using the figures you provided, the result would be the same. There is no real variable.

Oh, and for your information, there are thirty-one days in January.
 
Raika said:
I know an even easier way. Your birth date+Age=Win.

birth date = 1994
age = 15
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year = 2009?

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Doesn't work.
 
Eon-Rider said:
Birth Year + Age + X = Current Year

X = 0 if you've already had your birthday. If not, X = 1.

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This is the formula! Now there will be Krabby Patties at the Chum Bucket and I will rule the world! *ahem*
 

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