Okay, probably the weirdest question this site has ever seen, but as a senior at my high school, I need help making a proposal equation for my girlfriend :)
So, the idea is this: I pretend to take up and rearrange/manipulate an equation on the board in front of the class, and at the end of the equation, it ends up with something like "pʳ0ₘ=?". Very nerdy indeed, but it'll do the trick and I already know she'll love it.
So, essentially I just need a good starting equation that I can manipulate enough in order for it to spell out "prom=?" by the end of the equation. The less it resembles the word "prom" at the very start of the equation, the better, so then people won't understand what's happening until the last moment!
Any help with coming up with an equation is appreciated, as I could not find any good examples online. I still have until the summer to think about this plan, so I thought I'd ask early to get some ideas before it's too late!
Thanks so much for any help :D
That's a creative and fun idea! I can help you come up with an equation that you can manipulate to spell out "prom=?" in the end. It's important to note that the equation can be customized based on your girlfriend's interests and subjects she's studying. Here's a general approach to creating the equation:
1. Begin with a complex equation or idea: Start with a mathematical equation or a scientific concept that can be simplified and rearranged to eventually spell out the word "prom." For example, you might choose an equation related to physics, chemistry, or algebra.
2. Rearrange the equation: Manipulate the equation step by step, ensuring that each step is mathematically valid. The intermediate steps should not resemble the word "prom" to maintain the element of surprise. You can use mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation, and logarithms to modify the equation.
3. Final step: Eventually, after several manipulations, the equation should lead to "prom=?" at the end. This can be achieved by substituting certain values, introducing variables, or applying specific transformations to the equation. Make sure the equation remains mathematically correct throughout the process.
Remember, the key is to be creative and incorporate your girlfriend's interests wherever possible. For example, if she likes physics, you could start with an equation from classical mechanics and modify it accordingly. If she likes chemistry, consider using a chemical reaction equation. If she is studying math, you could start with an algebraic equation and transform it subtly.
Feel free to provide additional information about your girlfriend's interests or subjects she enjoys studying, and I can help you brainstorm specific equations. Good luck with your proposal!