SpiralFlex
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NO NO NO. The cookie is the exponent added at the end. This is my reward for beating up the train driver!
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TimeGoesTooFast
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That sucks :/
I still remember distinctly when the issue of overcrowded trains was televised. Channel 10 news showed Town Hall station and there were massive crowds getting off and boarding.
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No no no! It's not just my spot. It's the feeling of touching food. (delicious humans) They are filthy creatures.
TimeGoesTooFast
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Try sitting in the first or last carriage? They always seem less occupied to me...
If that doesn't work, pretend to be asleep haha, kidding, that's mean.Anyways, need to sleep
It's so late already Have fun SpiralFlex
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ARE YOU CRAZY?! NO WAY! In movies creepy stuff happens on the first and last carriage.Try sitting in the first or last carriage? They always seem less occupied to me...
Anyways, need to sleep
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I just conjectured a formula for OP's question lol, you can guys can try to verify it if you like:
} = \left [ a(-1)^k \prod_{i=0}^{k-1} (n+i) \right ] x ^{-(n+k)} $ , where $ y^{(k)} $ means the $ k^{th} $ derivative of $ y.)
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No cookies?I just conjectured a formula for OP's question lol, you can guys can try to verify it if you like: