One Word Wonder

OMG, what's with the all the math lately!

I wonder if we're supposed to treat adjoining letters as digits or multiples--does LA mean L x A?

[2]If LA were meant to be L x A - why would the problem state: TB x LA?

[1]Hooray for new math,
New-hoo-hoo-math,
It won't do you a bit of good to review math.
It's so simple,
So very simple,
That only a child can do it!

Why is there a G in the list and no G in the equation?

And I thought the answer for T involved two numbers for her full name, wasn't she kind of a fraction? Are we using the fraction then?

I think at the end you do a reverse replacement.

[5] No fractions

[4] It's used in the second step.
[5] Just use her "first" name.

I believe I've figured out the last step, but I don't believe I have the correct answer for one of the numbers.

[9] Each answer in the first part (before the equation) was unique.

This puzzle just gets a whole lot easier when you have the correct numbers!

[10] That I figured. Just not sure on one of them, since what I get for an answer doesn't seem to work.

[11] THANKS!

I'm getting: RBRB?GT

Edit: All that work, and once I finally got the numbers correct, I saw the first two letters and guessed.

I'm having some problems with E...

Ah. My problem was circular reasoning.

Arg, order of operations. Do I F the TB X LA over A, or the sum of the 2 groups in parens?

And then dividing by R over A, isn't that the same as multiplying by 0.AAAAAAAAAA???

[15] Just the expression (TB x LA over A) gets raised to the power F.

Dividing by R over A is the same as multiplying by A over R.

Great puzzle!

Very fun!

lol. guessed what i saw and it was the answer. i hates math.