I knew someone once that knew how to crack it...
Comments on the demonstration of this equasion are very welcome! ;-)
We're having a bit of trouble cracking the last bit...
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2 comments:
If (force/acceleration) = mass and
(s/ss/s) = s/(ss*s) = 1/ss, then
(force/acceleration) times (s/ss/s) will be smth like
mass * 1/ss = mass/ss = ma
Hum. There must be smth wrong here :s
Any ideas?
I think I have an explanation, but it is VERY far-fetched ;-)
I have seen several copies of this riddle, but without the (s/ss/s). So the result is 'Merry x mass'. But look there:
php version
This is a PHP version of the equation. You can see the result there:
Test
BUT the (s/ss/s) in the code is NOT to be taken as mathematical notation, it is a complicated (stealth) way of calling a PHP function that replaces all occurences of 'ss' by 's' in the final string!!
It seems someone blindly turned this PHP code into a picture, thus making it wrong??? Weird...
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