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My prefix is an endless path

That has a lot of crazy math

My infix is appearing here

Multiple times in this riddle near

My suffix is a word kids dislike

Since they won't be able to entertain their psyche

Put them together and you'll see why

I want you to deduce... what am I?

P.S. Shout out to Cubemaster for introducing me to these kinds of riddles

This should clear things up

It is a musical instrument, I'll try to give better clues in the next Riley Riddle

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  • $\begingroup$ Sorry if this is easy, I've never tried making a Riley Riddle before $\endgroup$ Aug 13, 2018 at 22:13
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    $\begingroup$ Well if this is your first time, then somebody has talent ;D $\endgroup$
    – Mr Pie
    Aug 13, 2018 at 23:28
  • $\begingroup$ Shoot, I messed up on the infix, since I don't have a good understanding of what an infix is. Focus on the prefix and suffix, then find the missing letter $\endgroup$ Aug 14, 2018 at 1:46
  • $\begingroup$ I think the infix is also known as the postfix, particularly when coding, or something. All these, the prefixes and suffixes and infixes are altogether known as affixes or rarely, morphemes (like how $1,2,3,4,\ldots$ are known as the (natural, counting) numbers). You can go here for some detailed information. Regarding the "postfix" idea, you can go here if you are interested :) $\endgroup$
    – Mr Pie
    Aug 14, 2018 at 11:08
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    $\begingroup$ I looked with the infix is, seems to be a "word in a word" of sorts $\endgroup$ Aug 15, 2018 at 2:37

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So you are

Piano

My prefix is an endless path

That has a lot of crazy math

Pi is an irrational number and goes on indefinitely.

My infix is appearing here

Multiple times in this riddle near

"A", You use articles in this riddle multiple times.

My suffix is a word kids dislike

Since they won't be able to entertain their psyche

NO! you can't play!

And after all

It's an instrument.

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  • $\begingroup$ Yes, I had to add that once I realized how vague the riddle was. My 2nd one is better, I promise ;) $\endgroup$ Aug 17, 2018 at 6:15
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Is the answer

afterschool?

My prefix is an endless path That has a lot of crazy math

AFT - Angular(or Arithmetic) Fourier Transform

My infix is appearing here Multiple times in this riddle near

could be R, because Riled Up Riley Riddle

My suffix is a word kids dislike

Well, kids usually don't like going to school :D

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I think you are

"ORDEAL"

My prefix is an endless path

O looks like a circle and a circle is an endless path

That has a lot of crazy math

O also looks like zero, and there is a whole mathematic science behind the digit zero

My infix is appearing here

ORDEAL and here

Multiple times in this riddle near

Well I got this one from Eutherpy: multiple R 's in the title

My suffix is a word kids dislike

Since they won't be able to entertain their psyche

This could be the part where my answer don't fit, because ORDEAL is the whole word and not just the suffix. But the meaning could fit: suffer, trouble

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  • $\begingroup$ No, sorry about this riddle $\endgroup$ Aug 15, 2018 at 2:37
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Could you be

a PIERCING?

My prefix is an endless path

PI - Pi has infinite digits

That has a lot of crazy math

Each digit of Pi has to be calculated, and you must be crazy to try to define Pi exactly (no offense :P).

My infix is appearing here
multiple times in this riddle near

R - most words in title start with 'R' (credits to eutherpy)

My suffix is a word kids dislike
Since they won't be able to entertain their psyche

SING - I must admit this is quite far-fetched. Children do not listen to the meaning of songs, they more or less just sing along. (again, no offense). Adults are more prone to look deeper into the lyrics and like to interpret it somehow, thereby 'entertaining their psyche'.

Put them together and you'll see why
I want you to deduce... what am I?

put together it spells "PIRSING", and after some real hard thinking and using my extraterrestrial deduction abilities I saw that it looks and sounds like PIERCING. Problem is, the same deduction abilities tell me that this is not the right solution. After the first two parts I had "PIR" but "ATE" did not work for the suffix part, neither did "ANHA". So i had to be inventive - but hey the question is tagged wordplay so I thought lets play a bit ^^.

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