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Equations in sentences?

Puzzling Asked on December 19, 2020

Some simple mathematic equations are converted into these sentences. What are they?

  1. Candice’s land (in $m^2$) is equal to the total area of Albert’s land and Betty’s land (in $m^2$).
  2. On March 14$^{th}$, the frequency of the radiation waves is exponentially higher.
  3. The price of a litre of water and cement squared is equal to ice, brick and two watery cement(s).
  4. A number of power of a smaller number is derived from a power of number.
  5. Signs over a reason is always temporary.

2 Answers

Complete answer changed again:

Candice's land (in m2) is equal to the total area of Albert's land and Betty's land (in m2).

On March 14th, the frequency of the radiation waves is exponentially higher.

The price of a litre of water and cement squared is equal to ice, brick and two watery cement(s).

A number of power of a smaller number is derived from a power of number.

Signs over a reason is always temporary.

Correct answer by Prince Deepthinker on December 19, 2020

Answered by Daniel on December 19, 2020

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