What is the Equation for Flat-Out Annoying X?

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E(x)=Mc^2(pi1/2)a^2+b^2+c^2
 
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iansparkman said:
E(x)=Mc^2(pi1/2)a^2+b^2+c^2

Is there a question?
 


What does this equation state?
 


iansparkman said:
What does this equation state?
As presented the statement is meaningless. Presumably E means mathematical expectation. However x is undefined, as are all the symbols on the right hand side.
 


And as well, x doesn't even appear on the right side.
 


That x over there is flat-out annoying. I'd delete the whole thread if I had privs.
 

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