How many years did it take to successfully solve Fermat's last theorem?
Correct answer: 358 years

Milo
Shiboge, a, b and c are not multiplied by n but raised at n -th power.

Maxifire
That explanation has made me go all dizzy!

That Cøunt, Ray Bumpkin
Shiboge, the superscript is missing for n. It should be "a to the power of n", etc., rather than "a multiplied by n". This is a formatting problem of this game.
p.s. I still don't know what benefit the theorem brings, it how it can be applied usefully.

Shiboge
Unless I am missing something if I give a,b,&c the value of 1,2,&3 which are positive integer’s and n the value of 4 which is more than two this equation works out. an + bn = cn or 4+ 8 = 12.