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Haha thanks, I've solved the proving part. It was easier than I had expected.

I remember seeing your username on the Imperial College's Applicants' thread. How have your applications been coming along, if I may ask? And 45/45, that'd be a legendary score (at my school at least).

Hi,

I saw you did the IB HL Maths Portfolio on Complex Numbers last summer. I am doing the same one right now, and I found the same conjecture as you, but I'm stuck on the proving part. Using induction was futile, so I was wondering, could you give me a hint as to how you proved it?

Thanks

Ah, those DBZ references

Hey i saw u got many offers! How much is ur IB predicted?

Awh, thank you very much

Ha you're charming!

No you would keep telling him it is 3, because it is the right answer. Again motive is irrelevant to the definition.

And can you prove that "a sense of satisfaction in helping people" was not my motivation? And can you cite where motivation makes you not a bigot?

The definition is: adjective

• having or revealing an obstinate belief in the superiority of one’s own opinions and a prejudiced intolerance of the opinions of others

Again the reasoning behind it is irrelevant by your own admission. Your bored excuse is laughable. If you didn't believe your opinion was superior (right) you wouldn't be messaging me. Therefore you are hypocritical and a bigot.