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Dear /jp/,
What have you done today?
Pic unrelated

>> No.3786978 [DELETED] 

>>3786972
please stop spamming Anon Talk .com thanks

>> No.3786981

oh u!

>> No.3786985
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3786985

I went to the park
It was nice

>> No.3786987

Answer is none of the above.
That's not fair.

>> No.3786989

isnt the answer 6?

>> No.3786995

>>3786989
no

>> No.3787000

I think answer is 3.5, so D would be closest to correct.

>> No.3787002
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3787002

What are you talking about?

>> No.3787003

>half a dozen chickens.
Whole ones or half ones?

>> No.3787005

It's 21
How can you guys fail at math?

>> No.3787009

>>3787000
3.5?

I think you forgot to multiply by twelve.

>> No.3787010

>>3787005
How can you?

>> No.3787015

Programming class before lunch, academic writing class after.

>> No.3787019

that question is fucking confusing

>> No.3787028

Half a chicken lays half an egg every half day.
One Chicken lays an egg every half day.
Half a dozen = 6.
Six chickens lay six eggs every half day.
Half a week = 3.5 days.
3.5 days = 7 half days.
Six chickens lay 42 eggs every seven half days.
∴Half a dozen chickens lay 42 eggs in half a week.

>> No.3787039

I got 21 too.
Six chicken lay six eggs a day, and half a week is 3.5 days, so the answer should be 21.

As for what I did today, well, I woke up and just had lunch.

>> No.3787047

Just finished my ab exercises, about to go fap.

>> No.3787041
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3787041

They told me there will be no math

>> No.3787050

>>3787028
Oh damn, you're right. Disregard >>3787039, I suck cocks.

>> No.3787054

>>3787039
No, six chickens lay six eggs every half day.
Multiply by two.

>> No.3787058

week is 14 half days
half a week is 7 half days
1 half chicken will lay 7 half eggs in that time.
6 half chickens would lay 42 egg halves, and so 21 full eggs.
If it's 6 full chickens, it would be 42 eggs.

>> No.3787059

>>3787002
Pretty much this
I have no class today

>> No.3787060

>>3787039
A chicken would lay one egg every half day.
That's 12 eggs to come from your 6 chickens.

You might want to multiply your 21 by 2.

I got up, did homework, got to class, and got home.
Now for some more homework. Fuck.

>> No.3787062

:D

>> No.3787064

>>3786975
How the fuck does half a chicken lay eggs?
How do you lay Half an egg?
This makes no sense, are they zombie chickens, do they lay zombie chicken eggs, how does this fucking work?

>> No.3787068 [DELETED] 

>>3786974
please stop spamming Anon Talk .com thanks

>> No.3787073 [DELETED] 

>>3786974
please stop spamming Anon Talk .com thanks

>> No.3787075

>>3787064
Math and logic applied to common stuff and such.
Did you ever go to school?

If it takes one man one day to dig one hole; how many days would it take 2 men to dig half a hole?

>> No.3787079 [DELETED] 

>>3786973
please stop spamming Anon Talk .com thanks

>> No.3787093

>>3787075
1/4 of a day?

>> No.3787094

>>3787075
1/4 ?

>> No.3787124

>>3787075
But...you can't dig half a hole!

Any hole is a hole! What the fuck?!

>> No.3787127

Half a chicken lays half an egg in half a day
A whole chicken lays a whole egg in a whole day
12 chickens lay 12 eggs in 1 day
12 chickens lay 84 eggs in 7 days
12 chickens lay 42 eggs in 3.5 days.

The answer is 42. Seriously guys.

>> No.3787132

>>3787075
You'd have to define half a hole, as well as specify whether there are startup times and cooldown times involved in setting up/putting away tools and so on. Not to mention inefficiencies with regards to two people digging one hole at the same time.

How many marks is the question worth?

>> No.3787136

>>3787124
Maybe they're using telekinesis and teleportation together in order to dig from the bottom up.

>> No.3787144

>>3787127
There's the catch.
1/2 a chicken lays 1/2 in 1/2 of a day means
1 chicken lays 1 egg in 1/2 of a day.
So, 1 chicken lays 2 eggs in 1 day.

>> No.3787151

>>3787136
That's still a hole, even if you can't see it.
It's a gap in the ground.

>> No.3787150

I just read the question as "How many eggs will a dozen chickens lay in a week" then divide by 2.

>> No.3787154

>>3787144
Fuck you're right.

Either way the answer isn't on there.

>> No.3787155

Is Yukari able to dig half holes?

>> No.3787162

>>3787151
But would it be defined as a hole or simply considered a gap?

>> No.3787165
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>>3787155
NO. YOU CANNOT DIG A HALF HOLE.

SOMETHING IS EITHER A HOLE, OR NOT A HOLE.

>> No.3787170

>>3787127
If you take the problem at face value it doesn't say how many eggs a whole chicken can lay in any amount of time, just how many a half-chicken can lay. Two half-chickens are not necessarily the same as one chicken; it is the same deal for two half-eggs.

>>3787075
There's more than just math involved in this one. Let's say a hole is x meters deep and the two men want to dig a hole x/2 meters deep. However, one person digging a single hole is a single thing to think about. For more than one person working on the same hole (this is starting to sound dirty, eh?) you have to assume there's some deal of fumbling and working around each other which affects their speed of work.

>> No.3787176

>>3787170
Not necessarily.
For example, you're already assuming they're working on a single half hole.
They could both be digging a quarter hole, the addition of which amounts to a half hole.

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3787181

>>3787165
BORDER SIGN [BOUNDARY OF A HOLE AND NOTHING]

>> No.3787182

>>3787093
>>3787094
>>3787132
>>3787136
>>3787151
>>3787162
>>3787165
>>3787170
The joke is that you can't dig half a hole.

>>3787124
Got it right.

>> No.3787184

>>3787176
Can we say for sure both parties would be provided with adequate equipment? What if it was two men but only one shovel?

>> No.3787189

>>3787184
What if both men lost one arm in Vietnam ?

>> No.3787190

>>3787184
2men1shovel.

>> No.3787194

>>3787189
Then they can dig with their hand.

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3787195

>>3787181
Guilty of violation of the laws of holes.
Go straight to hell.
Do not collect powerups

>> No.3787199

>>3787194
But what if they only have two and a half fingers each ?

>> No.3787202

>>3787199
Now you're just nitpicking.

>> No.3787358

I cleaned my main PCs keyboard today. Made a nice soapy bath and brushed all the keys and I'm now waiting for them to dry to put them back in. First time in 5 years so it was somewhat dirty.

>> No.3787377

>>3787195

if hell is Shikieiki's thighs, I don't want to change my evil ways.

>> No.3787384 [DELETED] 

>>3786972
please stop spamming Anon Talk .com thanks

>> No.3787433 [DELETED] 

>>3786973
please stop spamming Anon Talk .com thanks

>> No.3787463 [DELETED] 
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3787463

If HALF a chicken lays half an egg each half day, a whole chicken lays one whole egg each whole day.
Half a dozen chickens, we have to assume it means WHOLE chickens, since it explicitly stated HALF chickens in the first part.
Thus, six WHOLE chickens.
Half a week is obviously either 2.5 days (working day-week) or 3.5 days (actual week)

If 2.5, the answer is either 15, 6+6+3, or simply 12, 6+6, since half eggs =\= whole eggs.

If 3.5, the answer is either 21, 6+6+6+3, or simply 18, 6+6+6, since half eggs =\= whole eggs.

We could of course imagine they simply forgot to mention the HALF part of chickens in the question part, in which case it would be:

Half a week, 2.5 days or 3.5 days.

If 2.5 days, the answer is either 7.5 eggs, 3+3+1.5, or 6 eggs, 3+3, since "LOL NO HALF HALF EGGS", OR 0 eggs, since fuck you, you can't have half eggs in the first place!

If 3.5 days, the answer is either 10.5 eggs, 3+3+3+1.5, or 9 eggs, 3+3, since "LOL NO HALF HALF EGGS", OR 0 eggs, since fuck you, you can't have half eggs in the first place!


Since 12 is the only answer we are given on the paper, we have to assume this was the result of a trolling teacher, and they meant WHOLE eggs, and a working day-week.

Or... it could be even more of a clever troll, not giving any right answers, making NO answers correct, thus you lose by default.


These are the only possibilities if you actually know maths.

>> No.3787471

>>3787463
im not reading thru all this shit

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3787480

>>3787471
Nvm, just realised some shit in my maths anyway D:
hold on while I fix it...

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>>3787480
If HALF a chicken lays half an egg each half day, a whole chicken lays one whole egg each whole day.
Half a dozen chickens, we have to assume it means WHOLE chickens, since it explicitly stated HALF chickens in the first part.
Thus, six WHOLE chickens.
Half a week is obviously either 2.5 days (working day-week) or 3.5 days (actual week)

If 2.5, the answer is either 30, 12+12+6, or simply 24, 12+12, since half eggs =\= whole eggs.

If 3.5, the answer is either 42, 12+12+12+6, or simply 36, 12+12+12, since half eggs =\= whole eggs.

We could of course imagine they simply forgot to mention the HALF part of chickens in the question part, in which case it would be:

Half a week, 2.5 days or 3.5 days.

If 2.5 days, the answer is either 15 eggs, 6+6+3, OR 0 eggs, since fuck you, you can't have half eggs in the first place!

If 3.5 days, the answer is either 21 eggs, 6+6+6+3, OR 0 eggs, since fuck you, you can't have half eggs in the first place!


Since we are not given ANY of these alternatives, we have to assume the person making this test is a clever troll, not giving any right answers, making NO answers correct, thus you lose by default.


These are the only possibilities if you actually know maths.

Edited cause I failed miserably at first post by not noticing a critical part...
Fuck you, short attention span.


There we go.
Any objections?
Feel free to pick on the spelling if you like, as well, I want my spelling to get better anyway.

>> No.3787542

>>3787530
First line should be
If HALF a chicken lays HALF an egg each HALF day, a whole chicken lays two WHOLE eggs each WHOLE day.

I believe that is all.

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3787590

Updating with sage, cause /jp/ is tired of me now.


If HALF a chicken lays HALF an egg each HALF day, a WHOLE chicken lays two WHOLE eggs each WHOLE day.
Half a dozen chickens, we have to assume it means WHOLE chickens, since it explicitly stated HALF chickens in the first part.
Thus, six WHOLE chickens.
Half a week is obviously either 2.5 days (working day-week) or 3.5 days (actual week)

If 2.5, the answer is either 30, 12+12+6, or simply 24, 12+12, since half eggs =\= whole eggs.

If 3.5, the answer is either 42, 12+12+12+6, or simply 36, 12+12+12, since half eggs =\= whole eggs.

We could of course imagine they simply forgot to mention the HALF part of chickens in the question part, in which case it would be:

Half a week, 2.5 days or 3.5 days.

If 2.5 days, the answer is either 15 eggs, 6+6+3, or 12 eggs, 6+6, since you can't have halves of halves of eggs, OR 0 eggs, since fuck you, you can't have half eggs in the first place!

If 3.5 days, the answer is either 21 eggs, 6+6+6+3, or 18 eggs, 6+6+6, since you can't have halves of halves of eggs, OR 0 eggs, since fuck you, you can't have half eggs in the first place!

We have to assume the teacher is a god-troll (or just plainly stupid), failing to notice it was half-chickens and half-work day-weeks, AND that you can't have halves of halves of eggs.
GODDAMN IT!


These are the only possibilities if you actually know maths.

Edited cause I failed miserably at first post by not noticing a critical part...
Fuck you, short attention span.
Again edited, cause I forgot the "no halves of halves" that actually makes it work ._.

>> No.3788011

half chicken, half egg, half day
whole chicken, whole egg, whole day

6 whole chicken, 3.5 days.

21?

>> No.3788014

>>3787530
>working week
>chickens
I don't think you thought your argument through.

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3788026

>>3786975
The answer is zero because chickens die if you cut them in half, d'uh, you're all stupid.

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3788040

I died today.

>> No.3788043

Flew in the flight sim today practicing emergency checklists and what not.

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3788044

>>3788040
Fascinating.

>> No.3788049

Ok everyone, thereis a VERY important detail covered over by the thought bubble. It says "weekend" not "week". When you then figure that in, the answer is "a." or 12 eggs.

>> No.3788051

>>3788026
Can't argue with that.

>> No.3788052

42. Half dozen chickens makes 12 half chickens. 12 half chickens in 7 half days produce 84 half eggs. 84 half eggs is 42 whole eggs.

>> No.3788058

If a half chicken lays a half egg each half day, then a whole chicken lays a whole egg is HALF day.

You can't multiply your unit of time along with your mechanism and product.

>> No.3788066

That is, if your mechanism (chicken) doubles, then the product (egg) doubles, but the time does not.

Consider:
2 printers can make 10 pictures in 1 hour, than 4 printers make 20 pictures in ONE HOUR. not two.

>> No.3788074

man I fucking want whatever machine you guys have to make half eggs whole again.

>> No.3788079

I just realized it generalizes to mechanism x time = product.

so chickens x days = eggs.

.5c x .5d = .5e
becomes
1c x .5d = 1e
or 1c x 1d = 2e
but distinctly not
1c x 1d = 1e

>> No.3788092

>>3788026
The answer is zero because there are no chickens in Gensokyo.

>> No.3788098

CHICKENS DIE WHEN THEY ARE KILLED.

>> No.3788100

Half chickens would die before laying any half eggs(which would be pretty useless, by the way)
.

>> No.3788103

>>3786975
Zero, half a chicken is a dead chicken and dead chickens do not lay eggs.

>> No.3788108

wrote a paper on Milton's theodicy of Paradise Lost

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3788115

>What have you done today?
I have been playing with my new PSP. The little shit is so cash.

>> No.3788124

>>3788115
Don't pirate games, OK? Make sure to support dev's so they can make more games!

>> No.3788145
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3788145

>>3788124
I know aniki. I'll never pirate again.

>> No.3788149

>What have you done today?

Fap
Play Wild Arms 3
And if this torrent ever stops being a nit-picky POS then - watch evangelion.

>> No.3788177

Built a robot. It's shit.

>> No.3788726

Half a chicken cannot lay eggs. It's DEAD. Half an egg cannot be laid (duh).
HOWEVER! π is an answer to EVERYTHING.
The wright answer is D.

>> No.3788751

>>3788124
fuck off dev dev

>> No.3788753

>>3788014
the test can still be referring to a 5-day long week ...

>> No.3788781

THOSE HALF CHICKENS WOULD NOT DIE EVEN IF THEY WERE KILLED

>> No.3788806

/jp/ - Homework Help

>> No.3788818

Protip. The last part of the sentence is blurred, it could be "weekEND" as far as you know.

>> No.3788857

>>3788818
could be western comedy show, too, now that you mention it.

>> No.3788891

>>3788818
Are you "half a weekend guys" just trolling or are you serious?

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