There is no longest problem. Some problems are very easy to state but require a very long proof. Some are easy to prove )or evaluate) but the answer is very long.
An example of the first is that there is no solution to xn + yn = zn for positive integers x, y and z when n is an integer greater than 2.
On the other hand the ratio, pi = circumference/diameter of a circle has been know for thousands of years. But the exact value of pi cannot be written in any base (other than pi or directly related) is infinitely long.
There is no "most complicated math problem" because numbers are infinite. However, on very complicated problem is pi=? because pi is a repeating decimal, it would go on forever. Because of that, we usually sorten pi to 3.1415...
the main food problem is that most people around the world don't have enoufh food
reasoning!!!
You can create it. It can be anything you desire. Mine is 2+1.
Most often, a construction in math is when you are asked to construct a geometric object, such as an equilateral triangle, using tools such as a compass and a ruler.
novanet- trial and error
which is the worlds smallest fish measured about 13mm long
How did you solve the most complex math problem on the page? A good psychologist can help him work out his most complex family issues.
range is the spread of the data mode is the most common value in the domain
Whatever you got when you closely looked at the problem and answered it with the most accurate answer in other words the result conclusion nothing before but what is after
He solved one of the most famous math problems for which no solution existed. The problem is called the Poincare conjecture. It comes from a mathematical field called topology. Unfortunately it is quite a complex problem even to describe, certainly to difficult for me.
It is the "excitement point" or the sudden(or not) maximum rise of a specific value. Most applicable in statistics.