Darn it, Fatty... who asked YOU? jk Now edit it and let Pugs answer it, may he be the fast math dude... I know YOU got it...
lol, I just saw the post. Umm well since 10,000 divided by half is 5,000 I'd guess 9,999 divided by half is 5,000 minus half, which is 4,999.5? Do I win a quarter? Pugs
dam, i guess its 9,999 * 2 which is 20,000 - 2, which gives u 19,998. Dam I failed!! Ok maybe I'm not as good as I thought. Well I can still square any 2 digit number in my head! Pugs
This should bring your post stats up, PUGS. FattyB, thanks for your [EDIT]. I admire your humility when you admitted you weren't as good as you thought, Pugs. Now do you have one to puzzle ME? Here is another (no googling either, I got it wrong the first time so don't feel bad if you can't get it): three mothers with two daughters each come to your restaurant at the same time. How can you seat them in one table if you only have tables for 6?
Making cereal. It takes a certain amount of skill to balance the amount of milk and ceral used together and I have mastered that.
It didn't say the daughters were coming, so there are only 3 people to sit at the table. Pugs *crosses fingers*
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No, that's correct if I had said they didn't bring them but they DO BRING their daughters. How do you seat them then?
Yes, but how do you seat them, if there are 3 mothers times two daughters each? (you're getting close)
The best I can come up with is: 1 Grandmother has 2 daughters, those 2 daughters have 2 daughters each. That gives a total of 7. Pugs
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