Poll = Could David Sklansky solve the Beal Theorem??

[cwsiggy]

yes

[Daliman]

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Tha Andy Beal Theorem?
I didn't know the guy was smart enough to have a Theorem named after himself. Unless he had it commissioned...

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My first thought too.

[cwsiggy]

yes guys - I made an error - sorry
and it was too late to correct the first post
My career as a comic is over

[Luv2DriveTT]

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Tha Andy Beal Theorem?
I didn't know the guy was smart enough to have a Theorem named after himself. Unless he had it commissioned...

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My first thought too.

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oh snap.... I guessed right! I had no idea.

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[Luv2DriveTT]

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yes guys - I made an error - sorry
and it was too late to correct the first post
My career as a comic is over

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First correct thing you said in this post. OVER. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

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[sirio11]

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No, this would be based on fermat's last theorem of
ax + bx = cx there is no x where x>2
this is a branch conjecture of:
ax + by = cz there are no a,b,c and x,y,z that do not have a common factor.

But is the Beal that came up with this, the same Beal that plays poker???
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Yes, its him. The guy is really smart, I think there is a prize for anybody who solve the conjecture.

Barry G. said they beat him, just because they take turns with just the best players.

[bobbyi]

How on earth does one "solve" a theorem?

[cwsiggy]

Did you read the thread??? It should have said conjecture/problem!!!!!!