Are these anime girl problems actually hard or not? t. brainlet

>>9024657
You should be able to solve this.

>>9024657
I prefer the ones with Kurisu on it.

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Another one

>>9024666
I CANT SOLVE IT OH MY GOD FUCK FUCK
am i retard?

>>9024703
>2-dimensional manifold
At the VERY least, is it a Barnett-Ramanujan quaternion manifold?

If you pull on a rope of (N) meters length, how long in (t) msecs does it take for the kinetic energy to travel up the rope, thus making it taut?

Bonus: Find the equation for the coiled rope C. How does arc affect the wave function?

Some of them aren't even possible

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>>9024736
Eh, forgot picture

>>9024733
Not very

X=X

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>>9024746

I can't solve it. I'm a massive brainlet.

>>9024736
>>9024746

Oh wait nevermind.

>>9024733
I don't understand this question.

>>9024746
all ints z/z25?

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sometimes people crack under the strain

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>>9024746
>>9024777
>>9024826

the funny thing is that a real mathematician would be able to solve this by using a different field with different operation definitions

>>9024733
Someone explain.

>>9025388
>a real mathematician would be able to solve this by using a different field with different operation definitions
Redefining the words used in a question isn't the same as answering the question.

>>9025496
>>9025496
t. Engieneer
nowhere explicitly does it state the rules for addition and subtraction, therefore I can define rules to answer his question

Hell if you want to solve this using brainlet logic you could just make it just make X an Ordinal number

>>9025509
Impressive technique. I never would have thought of that

>>9025388
I dont think a real mathematician would do that. In fact they would probably, not do that. Just my opinion

>>9024657
No math problem is "hard". Just some are more convoluted than others. Also, those are not structured correctly so you'd need to make up shit to do it.

>>9025509
>nowhere explicitly does it state the rules for addition and subtraction, therefore I can define rules to answer his question
That's not how language works. Words have shared implied meanings, you can't just substitute your own and ignore the intent of the speaker/author.

Thanks for agreeing to pay me $100 dollars though, given you forgot to provide definitions for any of the words you used.

>>9025552
If no math problem is hard what the hell does hard mean? Can you give me an example of something hard?

>>9025589
My dick

>>9024657
The one in your image is actually gibberish.

>>9024703
This is also gibberish.

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>>9024657
>>9024703
Author here. They're both doable, but only if you've read very specific books.

>>9026037
The text in this image is also gibberish.

>>9024657
>>9024703
>>9026037
>definitions: the problem
OP, scary difficult words suddenly become a lot less scary once you know the meaning of them.

>>9026060
As if. They're difficult words thrown around in ways that don't make sense. Bait.