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Where tf was this when I was in high school?!

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Private Citizen1 year ago

thats a hack for even numbers of 10. My math teacher was a sadist who used to ask us what was 19% of 31 quarts, converted into the metric system by weight.

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HUDI2 years ago

What is this cap? It's not official

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Joe Wonderland1 year ago

bro, my teachers had me doing math like i was trying to crack the da vinci code when it was just vibes and suffering

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The Graphic Earth1 year ago

How Japanese students do maths

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Sleepy1 year ago

Why didn’t my teacher say that

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Noodle 🐍1 year ago

They didn't teach you this on purpose so you would get busy taking out loans while reproducing slaves.

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PCobb1 year ago

I have to google how to change a percentage into a decimal and I’m 70 years old

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Julia Gordon-Bramer1 year ago

yeah, I never learned this. I learned to do it with a simple Algebra problem (X over 100 = 10 over 40, or whatever and multiplying across, then dividing by the 100. Tons of extra steps).

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Tk 🇺🇲 🇯🇲1 year ago

Nobody needs to do this because its pointless you can get the same results with by multiplying any number with decimal numbers, its much easier and more practical that way. 80 x 0.9 = 72 30 x 0.5 = 15 70 x 0.6 = 42 40 x 0.1 = 4 Try it yourself and you'll see that I'm right.

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LostPants1 year ago

I remember trying to show this to one of my high-school teachers in 11th grade, and she got pissed at me. I used it on the board when they asked the class to solve a problem she made. Then when I used it she made me explain it and got mad instantly. I learned it from an older guy who was a machinist.

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