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| + | Problem #1: Take any natural number <math>n</math> and divide it by <math>2</math> if it is even or multiply it by <math>3</math> and add <math>1</math> to it if it is odd. Prove that no matter what <math>n</math> you start with, you will always end up at <math>1</math>. | ||
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| + | Solution to #1: | ||
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| + | Hello, | ||
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| + | the result is very ugly | ||
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| + | sonnhard | ||
Revision as of 17:39, 21 May 2013
Introduction
Hello, I am bobthesmartypants. This is my ever-expanding problem set that I made up completely, and am contwinuing to make up. Please refrain from editing the problems page, but if you have an alternate solution to a problem or disagree with a solution, feel free to post it in the solutions page (but make sure to use proper 
and formatting, though, and insert your username in your solution to get some credit). Hope you have fun solving these problems!
Bobthesmartypants's problem set
User talk:Bobthesmartypants/Problems
Problem #1: Take any natural number 
and divide it by 
if it is even or multiply it by 
and add 
to it if it is odd. Prove that no matter what you start with, you will always end up at .
User talk:Bobthesmartypants/Solutions
Solution to #1:
Hello,
the result is very ugly
sonnhard
