CuteBunny21
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Greetings Experts & Mathemagicians!
I was wondering if someone could help me express this in a *Theory Formula* VS * With concrete Values*
I am trying to express this, with a formula :
Variable Z : a value which represents 1 unit of a finite resource with a maximum amount existing (510 000)
All Z are currently in existence and none can ever be destroyed nor created anew.
1 unit of Z can only be in one of two locations, either in the initial genesis pool left untouched. Or has been successfully released from the genesis pool into a new pool which represents current <<circulating>> supply. Once a Z has been transferred, it can never go back to the genesis pool.
Variable X : a value representing the current supply of Finite Resource Z which is capped at 510 000, which is currently in Genesis Pool and has not been released.
Variable Y : a value representing the current Z in circulation which have been released from the Genesis Pool and currently reside in an <<available>> pool.
Variable W : The value representing the Z which were removed from the <<available>> pool because the resource was bought at a certain price determined by A.
Variable A : a certain trigger, like a wave or round of something with a total supply of 8, no decimals (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8)
happens consecutively from 1 to 8 if a certain criteria is met.
Variable Ab : The released supply of the finite resource based on variable A (8 possibilities : Ab value changes based on value of A.
Everytime A happens, and it happens in order from 1 to 8 if certain criteria are met, then Variable
If A=1, then Ab = 2000 Z released from Genesis pool to Circulating supply.
If A=2, then Ab = 4000 <<idem>>
If A=3, then Ab = 8000
If A=4, then Ab = 16 000
If A=5, then Ab = 32 000
If A=6, then Ab = 64 000
If A=7, then Ab = 128 000
If A=8, then Ab = 256 000 (as A Reaches 8, then the genesis pool as been depleted and ALL supply is in circulation forever)
Variable K : The Resource*s Current Worth (Currency) which the value changes based on how many A happened. if A=1 then Y = 2. If A=2 then Y = (A=2)*2 and so forth.
If A=1, then K = 2
If A=2, then K = 4
If A=3, then K = 8
If A=4, then K = 16
If A=5, then K = 32
If A=6, then K = 64
If A=7, then K = 128
If A=8, then K = 256
J = The amount of K which was amassed during event A=1 through 8.
The Genesis Pool is created, A=1 happens automatically since the event exists.
For A=2 to be true then all the supply from the available pool Y, were transferred to pool W, because Ab was sold at K value.
The objective is to demonstrate that no matter how many times A (the trigger or wave) happens, that the new released supply Ab is equal to half of the current Y Circulating supply)
Any thoughts on how to express this or if some variables are useless ?
Your help is much appreciated.
I was wondering if someone could help me express this in a *Theory Formula* VS * With concrete Values*
I am trying to express this, with a formula :
Variable Z : a value which represents 1 unit of a finite resource with a maximum amount existing (510 000)
All Z are currently in existence and none can ever be destroyed nor created anew.
1 unit of Z can only be in one of two locations, either in the initial genesis pool left untouched. Or has been successfully released from the genesis pool into a new pool which represents current <<circulating>> supply. Once a Z has been transferred, it can never go back to the genesis pool.
Variable X : a value representing the current supply of Finite Resource Z which is capped at 510 000, which is currently in Genesis Pool and has not been released.
Variable Y : a value representing the current Z in circulation which have been released from the Genesis Pool and currently reside in an <<available>> pool.
Variable W : The value representing the Z which were removed from the <<available>> pool because the resource was bought at a certain price determined by A.
Variable A : a certain trigger, like a wave or round of something with a total supply of 8, no decimals (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8)
happens consecutively from 1 to 8 if a certain criteria is met.
Variable Ab : The released supply of the finite resource based on variable A (8 possibilities : Ab value changes based on value of A.
Everytime A happens, and it happens in order from 1 to 8 if certain criteria are met, then Variable
If A=1, then Ab = 2000 Z released from Genesis pool to Circulating supply.
If A=2, then Ab = 4000 <<idem>>
If A=3, then Ab = 8000
If A=4, then Ab = 16 000
If A=5, then Ab = 32 000
If A=6, then Ab = 64 000
If A=7, then Ab = 128 000
If A=8, then Ab = 256 000 (as A Reaches 8, then the genesis pool as been depleted and ALL supply is in circulation forever)
Variable K : The Resource*s Current Worth (Currency) which the value changes based on how many A happened. if A=1 then Y = 2. If A=2 then Y = (A=2)*2 and so forth.
If A=1, then K = 2
If A=2, then K = 4
If A=3, then K = 8
If A=4, then K = 16
If A=5, then K = 32
If A=6, then K = 64
If A=7, then K = 128
If A=8, then K = 256
J = The amount of K which was amassed during event A=1 through 8.
The Genesis Pool is created, A=1 happens automatically since the event exists.
For A=2 to be true then all the supply from the available pool Y, were transferred to pool W, because Ab was sold at K value.
The objective is to demonstrate that no matter how many times A (the trigger or wave) happens, that the new released supply Ab is equal to half of the current Y Circulating supply)
Any thoughts on how to express this or if some variables are useless ?
Your help is much appreciated.
