To be honest, I don't understand what I am meant to do. fanwuq, that was some hideously terrible grammar. Don't expect to get away with that at MIT :/
I knew the sentence structure sucked when I posted this.
I did a few averages like that and just felt like posting a thread because it was quite fun.
It's a simple idea, but it's pretty hard to describe precisely and concisely.
For Fridrich, do 12 solves using each color as the cross color twice. I was trying to make the statement also apply to Petrus, Roux, CF, etc., but it didn't work. Do you have a better way to write this?
Look at some of my older posts; my grammar was really bad in some of them. Back then, the teacher taught nothing in English class and most of the class spoke in heavy slang. I did not have the opportunity to learn proper English in school until last year. All my math teachers since middle school had heavy Russian accents, my classmates speak in slang, and I speak only Chinese at home, so my accent is a strange mixture. I'd say in general, my English is decent, although there still are instances when I can only express the idea in Chinese. I even had one of these moments during my MIT interview. The language barrier never completely went away despite being in the US for almost 10 years. My grammar and speech are easily influenced by my environment, so hopefully my English will get better at MIT.
I now know that you do not need to be a genius to get into a good college, you just need to show that you are confident, that you can overcome failure, and that you enjoy learning.
Ok, enough about me. Just do the average.
For Fridrich, do 12 solves using each color as the cross color twice.
