Difference between revisions of "User:Adihaya"

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AoPS is full of bright young mathematicians and so there's no possible negative outcome from "friend-ing" someone on AoPS (calculated risk<math>**</math>). Thus, just send me a friend request and I'll accept you as soon as I can!
 
AoPS is full of bright young mathematicians and so there's no possible negative outcome from "friend-ing" someone on AoPS (calculated risk<math>**</math>). Thus, just send me a friend request and I'll accept you as soon as I can!
  
 
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## About Me
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My Interests: Math, Math, Math, Math, Math, AoPS, AoPS, AoPS
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My Friends: Everyone but Donald Trump
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My AoPS Avatar: [img]http://i.imgur.com/JPi058y.jpg[/img]
  
 
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<math>**</math>  - It's all just a matter of simple calculated risk; the probability of a negative outcome isn't <math>0</math>, but it's small enough such that it can be ignored <math>P(-) \rightarrow 0</math>
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<math>**</math>  - It's all just a matter of simple calculated risk; the probability of a negative outcome isn't <math>0</math>, but it's small enough such that it can be ignored <math>P(\text{bad outcome}) \rightarrow 0</math>

Revision as of 01:57, 24 January 2016

Hello! My name is ____ ________$*$ and I go to a middle school in the San Francisco Bay Area (CA, USA). Currently I'm studying for the AMC 10, AMC 12, and AIME.

You can reach me by PM-ing @adihaya on AoPS. That's pretty much the only way for now.

AoPS is full of bright young mathematicians and so there's no possible negative outcome from "friend-ing" someone on AoPS (calculated risk$**$). Thus, just send me a friend request and I'll accept you as soon as I can!


    1. About Me

My Interests: Math, Math, Math, Math, Math, AoPS, AoPS, AoPS My Friends: Everyone but Donald Trump My AoPS Avatar: [img]http://i.imgur.com/JPi058y.jpg[/img]


$*$ - Can't tell you that! but people who know me may be able to guess...


$**$ - It's all just a matter of simple calculated risk; the probability of a negative outcome isn't $0$, but it's small enough such that it can be ignored $P(\text{bad outcome}) \rightarrow 0$