I'm currently creating the world's 10- question hardest math test ever. If you want to try and solve it I'll try to have it posted here in a few days, but to start:
(subject to change)

If every letter of the alphabet equals it's number in the alphabet (ex: b-2nd letter of the alphabet. b=2) EXCEPT for every 3 letter, like c or I, which does not follow the pattern, then find c for:

e=mc * mc (or e=mc squared).

THEN, with c still the same number, find f for:

(f*k)
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(j+h-d*m) = m*z*c + h

Finally, repeat the step shown above with every other 3rd letter of the alphabet, multiply them (after finding what they all are) together and divide by z. Good Luck!!!

And DO NOT USE GOOGLE!!!
Good luck

sorry im not finished with it yet.

-_-

what?

so we're supposed to find the value of c in mc² or mc(mc)?

Here's one: Find 2^i.

Bet no one here knows what i is.

AOPSUser read the wikipedia page on imaginary numbers and now considers themself a postgraduate math major

What about defining e?

e is 5.duh

no is isn't