This one needs a lot of lateral thinking
In the equation below replace all the question marks with one single word (same word at every question mark).
Then show that the equation is correct.
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In the equation below replace all the question marks with one single word (same word at every question mark).
Then show that the equation is correct.
Use ?=ROT to get:
ROT(ROT5(68))[ROT5(105)]=ROT(ROT5(68))[P]/ROT(ROT5(68))[Q]
which becomes:
ROT13[ROT5(105)]=ROT13[P]/ROT13[Q]
Now the clever bit, 105=CV in Roman numerals, and P->C, Q->D in ROT13:
ROT13(CV)=C/D
PI=Circumference/Diameter
NaN
(not a number) busts this whole thing wiiiiide open $\endgroup$