95 what?

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Considering this kid didn’t learn which side of the number the dollar sign goes on, maybe they shouldn’t be making fun and should pay more attention.

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You're of course correct in English, I just wanted to share that the currency sign goes after the value in many other languages, so it's an easy mistake for ESL people to make.

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What are we describing when saying a square banana?

In good faith I understand this as: the square of it's length.

But I prefer to interpret it as, a banana squashed until it is 1atom thin and shaped in a square (which to my imagination, is an enormous square)

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Don't seem English speaking countries put their dollar sign after? I thought at least one of CAD or AUD did

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Cad not in the English parts of the country. Not Aud

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Fuck it. Pudding.

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The Toyota Corolla can fit 13,500,000 bees.

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Be the change you wanna make.

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We most certainly don't in Australia

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The calculations are missing, 0 points.

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Only my best friends call me "Pudding". Welcome to my circle of friends. ️

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This many times over.

I can't count how many times unit awareness has saved me when troubleshooting equations.

Think of what your result is measured in and what you actually receive and you'll never miss that square again.

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And then you start using Gauß and natural units and are completely confused.

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Problem is unclear. Is volume approximated as a cube, sphere or some other shape?

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since we are talking about bees, naturally they are Icosahedrons.

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Or anything else really

It's hell to try to understand something someone gave you if they don't label things properly. It's like "I can see there is a number here, but what the fuck does the number mean"

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That's true, it just looks that way because it is upside down.

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Yes, I assume that's the average value they chose. Since they made the calculator, I consider that the go-to standard measurement.

On a side note, I did some additional research last night, and the average banana weighs between 100 and 120 grams, so 110 grams sounds good enough to me.

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That teacher sucks.

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I get why they did that. I’ve seen students go through the steps in the algorithm correctly and end up with the right answer, but without any clue what it meant. The answer sentence tells the teacher that the student understood why they applied the algorithm and what the answer meant.