Melody

Hi MG,

Basically I meant that you can do CPhill's answer only you could write it in LaTex. (That was before CPhill's answer was even there)

Hi Mellie,

Your problems are time consuming and frustrating but I really like struggling with probablity questions.

 I think the other mathematicians do too.

You do not need to appologise.       

Ok Nauseated - we will be waiting   

I am sorry LancelotLink.  

Politics can be a cruel vocation    

Don't fret, I hear that Nauseated voted for you so it was not a complete loss.  Someone was listening.  

Can I have my Banana Daiquiri now please.  I want one of yours without the extra DeoxyriboNucleic Acid (DNA) please.

I guess you will have to remain   LancelotLink  A.P.E.   Agent for the Prevention of Evil    

Maybe you can campaign again next time - Lancelot for Camelot was a catchy slogan.    

Try reproducing this in Latex

Hi MG, 

It is not rude to ask for explanation.        

I am very pleased that you are learning from me.  That is what I am here for.  -   to teach people 

Plus intelligent, enthusiastic students like you are fun and rewarding to teach. 

 $$y=8\times \left(\frac{2}{4}-\frac{\frac{6^3}{2}}{15}\right)$$

\frac{\frac{6^3}{2}}{15}

$$\frac{\frac{6^3}{2}}{15}$$

I have 'nested' a fraction inside another fraction,  that is why there are two \frac   

The black parentheses belongs to the main fraction.  The red parentheses belong to the nested fraction.

A better question is

Where was the fly when the cyclists met ? 

Thanks Heureka   

Thank you admin.    

This is just nonesense.  Please do not pay any attention to anyone claiming to be someone else.