Super Hard Math Problem

[Deathwishez]

I've been confronted with a super hard math problem, and I need help with it.

Here's the problem [π = Pi]: ([{π/i}^1/i]/[i/{π-1}])^{(π^2)/i}

Please show the solution step by step so I may understand.

Thanks.

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[Valen]

I hate math ;c

[snugglebear212]

O_0

[Nymethus]

42

[Syntho]

Is 3.14 Representing pi?

[snugglebear212]

Is 3.14 Representing pi?

I don't think so.

[Deathwishez]

I don't think so.

Correct. I can't subsitute Pi. I can substitute "i" as -1^1/2 though.

[Niven]

42

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[Nymethus]

Wait, how does a math problem get a boner?

[Deathwishez]

Wait, how does a math problem get a boner?

I'm in need of help, not loveual puns.

[Nymethus]

I'm in need of help, not loveual puns.

Shouldn't you do it yourself or something?

[Radial543]

Shouldn't you do it yourself or something?

If you obviously don't know the answer to the equation, then don't post at all.

[Nymethus]

If you obviously don't know the answer to the equation, then don't post at all.

Which includes about everybody in the topic. Hurr.

[Kalphiter]

Divide by 0.

[Radial543]

Which includes about everybody in the topic. Hurr.

No, I'm solving it right now on paper.