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Is P vs NP a P or NP complete problem?

>> No.10818194

>Is P vs NP a P or NP complete problem?
What have you tried?

>> No.10818195

Is measuring the quality of a thread an NP-hard problem?

>> No.10818197

>>10818188
NP

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>>10818188
It is an S-NP field abstraction over a topographical toroidal manifold.

>> No.10818577

>>10818195
Determining if OP is a faggot is a P problem.
Not being a faggot OP is an NP problem.

>> No.10818792

>>10818188
P equal NP because our language is countable. Duh.

>> No.10818824

>>10818188
{(p, np), np}
me brainlet do right????

>> No.10818826

>>10818188
Byakuren really let herself go.

>> No.10818828

bump

>> No.10818835

The better question is: does it even matter?

>> No.10818856

>>10818835
>does it matter
brainlet detected

>> No.10819366

For all intensive purposes, P vs NP = P/NP = P - NP.