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On an entire cactus there are 300 needles. A man is riding a horse and runs into one-third of the needles. How many needles did he run into?
Originally posted by legomanok I don't know why I am spending time on this but here we go. If the question is from a math exam the answer would be 300/3= 100.
On an entire cactus there are 300 needles. A man is riding a horse and runs into one-third of the needles. How many needles did he run into?
Originally posted by SiebrenIt's just a stupid math question because I was bored. Obviosly it's 100.
ok I don't know why I am spending time on this but here we go. If the question is from a math exam the answer would be 300/3= 100.
So he would run into 100 needles.
If it's a joke. Then the answer is 0. You can state that he (the man) didn't run into any but the horse did. It would not be very smart to state such a thing because the riddle then wo ...[text shortened]... d of the needles of the mentioned cactus.
Does this cover the answer to your riddle/question?
Originally posted by SiebrenAh, BUT...
ok I don't know why I am spending time on this but here we go. If the question is from a math exam the answer would be 300/3= 100.
So he would run into 100 needles.
If it's a joke. Then the answer is 0. You can state that he (the man) didn't run into any but the horse did. It would not be very smart to state such a thing because the riddle then wo ...[text shortened]... d of the needles of the mentioned cactus.
Does this cover the answer to your riddle/question?
Originally posted by BowmannThat doesn't matter at all, if it wouldn't be a stupid mathquestion (no offense) but a joke.
Ah, BUT...
it doesn't say anything about a man or a horse running into a cactus, does it?