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How many hits does "3.1415" get on Google? Quotes are for clarity only, and not part of the search phrase. Also note that Google does not search substrings, so a webpage with 3.14159 on it will not match 3.1415. If AA is your answer, and SS is the correct answer, then you will get max(25−∣ln(A)−ln(S)∣,0)\max (25-\mid \ln (A)-\ln (S) \mid, 0) points, rounded to the nearest integer.
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How many hits does "3.1415" get on Google? Quotes are for clarity only, and not part of the search phrase. Also note that Google does not search substrings, so a webpage with 3.14159 on it will not match 3.1415. If A is your answer, and S is the correct answer, then you will get max(25−∣ln(A)−ln(S)∣,0) points, rounded to the nearest integer.
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How many hits does "3.1415" get on Google? Quotes are for clarity only, and not part of the search phrase. Also note that Google does not search substrings, so a webpage with 3.14159 on it will not match 3.1415. If $A$ is your answer, and $S$ is the correct answer, then you will get $\max (25-\mid \ln (A)-\ln (S) \mid, 0)$ points, rounded to the nearest integer.

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