DrafterX
12 years ago
you don't have to believe everything you think.... 😟
Brewha
12 years ago
Say, this math stuff is kinda fun.
What is 60 miles per hour in furlongs per fortnight?
sd72
12 years ago
DrafterX
12 years ago
I don't think a manatee can swim that fast... 😟
Brewha
12 years ago
Manatees don't use decimal notation (just like Victor).
sd72
12 years ago
No wonder their always getting hit by props, and eaten by sharks. Maybe they should workout.
sd72
12 years ago
Is victor a manatee.?
victor809
12 years ago

Say, this math stuff is kinda fun.
What is 60 miles per hour in furlongs per fortnight?

Brewha wrote:



http://www.kylesconverter.com/speed-or-velocity/miles-per-hour-to-furlongs-per-fortnight 

why does this exist?
Brewha
12 years ago

No wonder their always getting hit by props, and eaten by sharks. Maybe they should workout.

sd72 wrote:


Yes – and they have a bad diet – they are kelpless.
victor809
12 years ago

Is victor a manatee.?

sd72 wrote:



hey now...
I've put on some weight, but that's just mean.
BuckyB93
12 years ago

Say, this math stuff is kinda fun.
What is 60 miles per hour in furlongs per fortnight?

Brewha wrote:



160,000 furlongs/fortnight

(serious answer)
Brewha
12 years ago

http://www.kylesconverter.com/speed-or-velocity/miles-per-hour-to-furlongs-per-fortnight

why does this exist?

victor809 wrote:


Well, back in medieval England it was important to know the maximum ground speed velocity of your large wooded badger.
victor809
12 years ago

160,000 furlongs/fortnight

(serious answer)

BuckyB93 wrote:



161280.02.... according to the online converter.
BuckyB93
12 years ago
OK Mr. fancy pants. I was doing it with my slide rule and only used 2 significant figures.
Brewha
12 years ago

160,000 furlongs/fortnight

(serious answer)

BuckyB93 wrote:


And if you double a 1 foot cube of water in all dimensions, how many cubic feet of water do you have?
BuckyB93
12 years ago
Too much to carry in one hand.
victor809
12 years ago

And if you double a 1 foot cube of water in all dimensions, how many cubic feet of water do you have?

Brewha wrote:



Your question is phrased ambiguously.

Are you doubling a cubic foot of water, by increasing all three dimensions equally?
Or are you asking for the volume of a cube 2x2x2?
DrafterX
12 years ago

And if you double a 1 foot cube of water in all dimensions, how many cubic feet of water do you have?

Brewha wrote:



8... 😟
Brewha
12 years ago

8... 😟

DrafterX wrote:


Thank you - bet you can't explane it to Victor!
-JK
Brewha
12 years ago

Your question is phrased ambiguously.

Are you doubling a cubic foot of water, by increasing all three dimensions equally?
Or are you asking for the volume of a cube 2x2x2?

victor809 wrote:



Sorry to not have been clear.
OK, so what is the dimensions of 2 cubic feet of water - as a cube of equal sides?
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