Message from @androidcrawler
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John, why are you so worried about what "an adult should do"? I pay my bills, I have an active social life, what does it matter what my hobbies are? <:thvnk:332928260004642827>
Save your judgements for the Dutch.
So you did cry about anime recently
No good seasonal anime this season.
I've been playing vidya instead.
I'm stuck on a boss in Final Fantasy X. Very frustrating.
Is frustration too strong an emotion to feel, John? You're the authority here.
I wonder if you genuinely think I am an extremely repressed person or it's a joke like how I pretend you are an overly emotional little girl.
I think many things about you, John.
Gay.
It's not gay! It's a power thing. Nothing sexual about it.
Bunny girl anime is good
can anyone help me here I'm suffering a brain fart
for example if you want to sell something for 10 dollars, and 15 % of that is going to be taken off as sales tax
how do arrange a formula so that you end up with dollars dollars after the 15% is removed from the final sale price?
What? You mean total price?
Multiply 10 by .15 then add the total back to 10
10x 0.15 + 10 = 11.75
err 11.5
-15% = 9.77
I want it so I can plug in amount I will receive so i can get the selling price which is my price plus 15% in the final result
x/0.85
like 15% gets deducted from final price
so I want to make it so that I just write down the amount i want from said sale which will be x% minus selling price
but I think I'm going about it wrong because it requires initial price in the first place
Do what I just said, brainlet.
what is x?
A variable.
10 in your case.
Meeting of the fucking minds in here
x is desired amount
I feel like this is simple but my fevered brain is making me go in circles
👏
how did you arrive at the .85 amount
I was thinking I should put in .15
100% is 1. You subtract 0.15 (15%).
feeling super durmb right now
You should.
x(money i want ) = y(final sale price) - z (commision which is (a) percent of (y))
can you solve this line by line
I'm glad I'm not a math teacher.