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| Anonymous #1241768 3 months ago |
Of course rabbits have 8 legs duh. |
| JP #1241775 3 months ago |
You should be ashamed of yourself |
| stormtrooper1701 #1241778 3 months ago |
Wait a minute. Your math teacher puts ponies in their test problems? |
| Impious #1241801 3 months ago |
FUCK
Also, most excellent math teacher. |
| Derpie_Pie #1241804 3 months ago |
You're so lucky. Your math teacher is awesome! |
| Anonymous #1241807 3 months ago |
One of us! |
| BigMax #1241812 3 months ago |
This is way easier than the previous one: >>146655 |
| The_Mungoman #1241861 3 months ago |
This peaked my interests in math.
FRIGGIN MATH. |
| Anonymous #1242570 3 months ago |
Fake. Bad grammar is bad. |
| picard #1243278 3 months ago |
>>13279
Two arms, two legs. |
| mathprofbrony #1244436 3 months ago |
Out of 6? Yeah, I'd have only taken off 1 point for thinking rabbits have two legs instead of four, since their front paws are so morphologically different from the back paws. Really, if a student pushed it I'd probably ignore it. It's clear that the student understands the setup matching limbs to variables, and solving the resulting matrix equation.
Also, yeah, your math prof needs to proofread. I suspect English is not their native tongue, though, which means some allowance is reasonable to make. |
| Anonymous #1247249 3 months ago |
I already solved this one: X=Chickens=4, Y=Butterflies=6, Z=Rabbits=3. Did it all with a basic calculator and the Determimant and Inverse Matrix Methods. |
| Latios381 #1253993 3 months ago |
"rabbit has only 2 legs" |