While reading the official rules, I noticed section six (DRAWING), has something special for Canadian entrants:
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CANADIAN ENTRANTS: THE PERSON SELECTED RANDOMLY WILL BE REQUIRED TO CORRECTLY ANSWER A MATHEMATICAL QUESTION INVOLVING AT LEAST FOUR OPERATIONS THAT INVOLVE AT LEAST TWO DIGIT NUMBERS.
Assuming they limited the equation to whole numbers, I thought about what combination of number and operation would result in the illusion of a quick answer, but actually be very difficult (since most scientific-calculators error after 10E999). I came up with: 10^10^10^10, which I believe equates to 10E1000, but would need confirmation.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CANADIAN ENTRANTS: THE PERSON SELECTED RANDOMLY WILL BE REQUIRED TO CORRECTLY ANSWER A MATHEMATICAL QUESTION INVOLVING AT LEAST FOUR OPERATIONS THAT INVOLVE AT LEAST TWO DIGIT NUMBERS.
Assuming they limited the equation to whole numbers, I thought about what combination of number and operation would result in the illusion of a quick answer, but actually be very difficult (since most scientific-calculators error after 10E999). I came up with: 10^10^10^10, which I believe equates to 10E1000, but would need confirmation.
10^10 = 10000000000
10^10^10 = 10000000000^10 = 10E100
10^10^10 = 10E100^10 = 10E1000