Here we can debate about anything.
IQ people thread
Nathaniel Anderson
Cooper Peterson
thats what this board is for
Elijah Nguyen
Fuck jews
William Russell
lol
Juan Powell
Join the rainbow of racial segregation.
Blizzard already started banning people that does ok sign.
Cameron Parker
Parker James
prove yourself faggots
Angel Watson
it's a paradox, no one can be correct.
Oliver Martinez
C
Isaiah Walker
Isn’t the answer B?
Alexander Powell
Way too obvious. An IQ 90 semi-tard could see that. Also what's up with the fucking watermark?
Give this one a try
Michael Jackson
Thumbnails contract the whitespace and give away both.
Anthony Kelly
33.3 % CHANCE
Connor Ward
Good point. I'll see if I can improve upon mine to make it more subtle
Luis Russell
But since that isn't an available answer, it's zero, or C, no?
Camden Hughes
A few quick taps with the dodge tool and even a hardened Jow Forumsack would have difficulty spotting the subtle Jew
James Taylor
Luke Hall
Why this entire political shit feels fake and staged all the time? Are there any real habbedings behind this smoke bomb the MSM and "alt" media threw over the goyim?
Logan Green
It doesn't stipulate that you have to choose one of the answers as the answer though.
Connor Hernandez
It doesn't explicitly state to choose either A, B, C, or D (D is the biggest), but if you go outside the implied available choices to the multiple choice question you can make up correct answers such as C: 100%.
Lucas Thompson
I still see it, but then again most of us also see this.
Anthony Torres
It doesn't tell you that you HAVE to choose one of the choices as the answer to the question though.
Knowing that the correct answer is actually 1/3, none of the answers are correct, but if you then say that the answer is C - 0% the answer is actually correct which disproves the answer given.
Jace Morgan
Aaron Clark
Fuck you, Royal Order of Unfunny Boomers
Christopher Clark
mmm... my train of thought is if there's 4 answers and 1 is correct than there would be a 1/4 chance of getting it right, or 25%, but there is two answers for 25% therefore the correct answer is B 50% but since B is correct and it's 25% of the answers than A and D are correct but that's half the answers... it's cyclical and there's no real answer.
Charles Morales
Why would it be 1/3 ?
David Turner
1488%
Jaxson Rodriguez
Checked
You already know what you're looking for
Ayden Bell
Given that 2 answers are the same - A & D - it leaves 3 possible answers - 0 - 25 - 50 one of which is correct .
Jayden Collins
13% = 50%
Mason Cruz
>13% = 50%
This is the correct answer.
Adrian Howard
I'm glad we can have this conversation here...
Joshua Sanders
Kayden Morales
Levi Thomas
Adam Thomas
Kayden Fisher
Sebastian Myers
Alexander Gonzalez
Brody Moore
Brandon Cooper
Julian Martinez
Jason Thompson
Easton Baker
sneaky jew.
Chase Edwards
Classic.
Love it, spaghettibro
Jacob Edwards
This one reminds me...
Someone post the crumpled piece of paper.
Jaxson Richardson
Parker King
Way are you guys posting pics of static?
Bentley Edwards
PatRollin
Brayden Ross
Repost
Brody Powell
Carter Wood
Jaxson Roberts
Justin Gray
Tyler Cox
kek
Thanks, senpai.
Jonathan Cooper
Camden Jenkins
Gabriel Robinson
William Price
Es ist ein Jude richtig?
Caleb Jenkins
If you randomly choose one of four answers on a multiple choice test you have a 25% chance of being correct. However, 25% is listed twice (A and D) meaning you actually have a 50% chance of selecting the right answer, and per the question, makes B the correct answer. However since you are selecting randomly and B is only listed once, you have a 25% chance of selecting it randomly, thus the cycle continues. It is a paradox. C is the correct answer.
Zachary Morales
Joshua Parker
hmm no.. I was hoping you'd have an explanation that wasn't stupid, that's not how that works, it means you would have a 50% chance of getting 1 answer and 25% chance to get the other two.
Aiden Kelly
Is this a mass debate?
Luis Cooper
its 25% because only 4 answers and its random, if you try to match the percentage its no longer random.
Cameron Cooper
this how it works on real university math tests when two answers are the same... proof.
Ethan Howard
kek
John Harris
Kek
Cameron Cooper
It's irrelevant if you choose A or D, there's only 3 available answers.
Liam Martinez
That pic gave me flashbacks to integrals in college.
Oliver Butler
there's 4 available answers and 2 are the same, it's not the same as having 3 available answers, logically maybe but it's a probability question. think of it like you have 6 cards 2,3,4,5,5,6 you have a 1/3 chance of getting a 5, not 1/5
Anthony Anderson
not the best, but still
>doing my part
Gabriel Hughes
do you have similar edition with circle, angles and line?
Henry Reed
>tfw slightly above average IQ
>tfw too lazy to do proper research
>tfw still hate jews
Anybody else relate? I did a lot of research on various subjects about 10 years ago but since then I haven't really done any real research. I haven't gone through the sources or anything like that. I feel like a retard sometimes because i'm not reading through wiki leaks or finding evidence of holocaust denial on my own. At the very least i'm not ignorant but i'm not intelligent either. I couldn't hole my own in a academic debate.
Elijah Reed
don't sweat it, brother. armies can not comprise 100% generals
Joseph Nelson
Post your most abstract merchants.
Luis Robinson
Bloody hell, (((they))) really are everywhere
Charles King
Nicholas Adams
even fucking (((trees)))
Kevin Richardson
can anyone guess what's hidden?
Christian Robinson
Cooper Collins
Eventually the merchant will make it into an elementary school textbook as an example of a polygon.
Can't wait
Liam Ortiz
Schlomogon?
Nicholas Scott
Euclid discovered the schlomogon (σλομογωνο) accidentally as the first example of a non-convex polygon.
Brayden Harris
I'm a math brainlet, what's going on there? I get pi/2, but how can you even solve this when you don't know what x and d are? What's the squiggly thing on the left?
Camden Powell
basically, l2calculus
en.m.wikipedia.org
Colton Bell
>how can you even solve this if you dont know what x and d are
lmao user are you for real.
Caleb Walker
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Justin Clark
x is the variable, and the squiggly thing and d go together.
Ethan Edwards
We're flat
youtube.com
no one survived
Thomas Morales
European curiosity
Wyatt Thomas
It is still random, the choice is what is random, not the answer represented by the choice. The question is asking for the probability of choosing the correct answer to the question from the set of answers, evaluating the probability for choosing the correct answer from the set does not effect the randomness of the choice.
Bentley Cox
Ding ding ding
Dylan Hughes
Flat
Benjamin Turner
C
It's a paradox
You'll never get an accurate answer.
Jack Gutierrez
This.
Any given 4 question multi-choice would normally have a 25% chance of being right.
But both A and B are both 25%, which means the chance of picking them is 50%.
However 50% can't be the correct choice either, since that would loop back to a 25% chance when randomly selected for.
Basically answers A B and D create a circular logic loop that can never complete.
This then leads some to say "well if it's circular logic, then C is correct since there is no right answer"
But that doesn't work either, because if C is correct then there actually is a right answer which loops the logic back to reasoning between 25% and 50%.
TL;DR it's a paradox designed to troll people with autism. It's logically impossible for any of the answers given to be correct because the question and answers given are intentionally designed to contradict each other.
Evan Martinez
C is also a paradoxical answer, because if the answer is C then it is also A and D, thus the cycle continues.
Andrew Green
>how can you even solve it
Integrals are, by definition, areas under curves. So the entire point of it is approximating areas that are infinitesimally close to the actual area by using a relationship of rates of change (slopes) and basic geometry. dx is just the differential part of the equation which is the difference between x_2 - x_1 as they're approaching 0. So think of it as rectangles, where f(x) is the height and dx is the width ut the with is approaching 0 infinitely. Now that you understand this, it's pretty easy to solve I recommend researching about the fundamental theorem of calculus, but what you basically do is find the antiderivatives, plug in the largest value (upper bound) - lowest value (lower bound). (pic related is the work)
Oliver Clark
C is self contradictory.
You can't be both correct and have a 0% chance to be correct at the same time.
Jacob Reyes
youtube.com
I used to pimp this doc on Jow Forums
Brandon Scott
I see kikes everywhere. Can you guys see the kike in pic related also?