/sci/ - Science & Math

The force of gravity on the moon is about one sixth of that of earth. this
means that on the moon, an object weighs about one-sixth what it does on earth.
If you bring a 600gram weight on the scale, which of the following weights will
the scale indicate?
A:0grams
B:lighter than 100grams
C: exactly 100grams
D: heavier than 100 grams

>>2814321
No you fuck. Like multiplication is repeated addition, division is how many of a number it takes to reach another number.

3/1 = 3, it takes 3 1s to reach 3.

How many zeroes does it take to reach x? Infinite zeroes still won't, so the answer is undefined.

Faggot.

>>2723552
>Nuclears fuckin shit up!
>Where's your evidence?
>lol dumb I'll have evidence eventually.

>>2351017

>discussing the possibility of traveling billions of light years to find sources of infinite energy when you live 8 light minutes away from a source of energy that spews out more energy than humanity has used in all of history existence in five minutes.

>>2134114

>not talented enough for math or science
Or just find the theory boring, and want to see useful applications.