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==Visitor Count:==  
 
==Visitor Count:==  
If you're an AoPS Wiki user who is visiting my page for the first time, you can increase the number below by 1. Feel free to get creative, you can add your own equations with the answer being the visitor count :D  
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If you're an AoPS Wiki user who is visiting my page for the first time, you can increase the number below by 1. Feel free to get creative :D  
  
 
</font></div><center><font size="100px"> <math>\frac{x}{7}+\left \lfloor \frac{x^2}{15} \right \rfloor = 56, x = ?</math> </font></center>
 
</font></div><center><font size="100px"> <math>\frac{x}{7}+\left \lfloor \frac{x^2}{15} \right \rfloor = 56, x = ?</math> </font></center>
  
Answer: 28
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Answer: 28 visitors
  
 
I got this idea from [[User:Aoum|Aoum]], who also included a visitor count on his user page. I thought it would be cool to try it out on mine too
 
I got this idea from [[User:Aoum|Aoum]], who also included a visitor count on his user page. I thought it would be cool to try it out on mine too

Revision as of 19:49, 12 August 2025

About Me:

- I’m Nathan

- I like math and music

- Sophomore, class of 2028

Visitor Count:

If you're an AoPS Wiki user who is visiting my page for the first time, you can increase the number below by 1. Feel free to get creative :D

$\frac{x}{7}+\left \lfloor \frac{x^2}{15} \right \rfloor = 56, x = ?$

Answer: 28 visitors

I got this idea from Aoum, who also included a visitor count on his user page. I thought it would be cool to try it out on mine too

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