Edgelords currently act like pearl-clutching mumsnetters. Is this part of a cycle, or has it always been this way?
Edgelords currently act like pearl-clutching mumsnetters. Is this part of a cycle, or has it always been this way?
Jacob Fisher
Luke Russell
is your pic supposed to be hard or something? lol
it's -5
Jonathan Stewart
Its 15
Originloiliobdlooooo
Gavin Harris
ther u go
origianl
Gabriel Flores
30
3s=30
s=10
2r+10=20
2r=10
r=5
5+2h=13
2h=8
h=4
10+5(4)=30
Quite the opposite user.
Leo White
This
You guys didn't notice that there are a pair of scarfs and a pair of shoes and the last equation is only asking for one of each of them.
Michael Richardson
10+5x2 = 20
People never notice that there's two wrist wraps in the above example and only one on the bottom so it's 2 not 4.
Jackson Turner
there's not enough information to answer because the guy in the last equation is holding some things in his hands, versus the guys in the other two equations not doing so, and we don't know if that does or doesn't do anything to the number he equals
Jeremiah Collins
Wait, I just realized that the guy wasn't wearing any shoes and is now holding something (maybe the scarfs). So the new number would be: 48, I believe.
Gavin Torres
okay i fixed it
origiglka
Isaiah Gutierrez
Answer is 20
Shoes = 10
Man = 5
Scarf = 2
10 + 5(2)
5(2) = 10
10 + 10 = 20
Brush up on your algebra people
Isaac Ortiz
FUCK, IM STILL WRONG
Landon Ramirez
shoes = 10
human = 5
each strip = 2
shoe + human + SINGLE strip = 17
Michael Gray
48
origiglka
Daniel Reed
Still wrong. Last line has a lone shoe, the person in wearing a pear and holding two of the weight thing.
Christopher Parker
There suppose to be wrist wraps you dummies, that's why in the last picture he has on wrist wraps and shoes. The rabbit hole just keeps getting deeper.
Elijah Adams
Wait goddammit there's only one shoe in the last one
Answer is 15
Jacob Brooks
???????????????????
what about this
i dont know what the weight things are so idk
Jonathan Roberts
That's a scarf?
Robert Long
The man has acquired a pair of shoes and is carrying two scarfs at the bottom.
Dominic Robinson
15 bruh EZ
Andrew Gray
The artist is clearly the dummy. Can't even draw wrist wraps right.
Are you telling me that the drawing doesn't look like pic related? Mang, fuck this artist.
Jace Ramirez
*faint*
Joseph Gonzalez
so it should be 43 then
one shoe + [(guy + 2 wraps + 2 shoes) x one wrap]
5 + [(5 + 4 + 10) x 2]
5 + [38]
43
Anthony Robinson
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
what even
Joshua Ross
Okay so lemme break this down. It's 10 for a PAIR of shoes, 5 per shoe. 5 for a un-equiped gym dude, 4 for a pair of wrist wraps.
NOW on the bottom there is ONE shoe, thats 5, A gymbro (5) WITH one PAIR of straps(4) and a PAIR of shoes(10) thats 19. and a single strap which is 2.
5+19x2= 43.
Ian Jenkins
I'm glad we can all come to a conclusion.
Isaac Sanders
actually no wait, I double down on what I originally said; the man in the third equation is wearing black wristbands, is holding the two red wrist wraps, and is wearing two of the shoes. with the man in the other two equations having none of those three things.
we don't know if the black wristbands add or subtract any value, so we don't have enough info
Brandon Jackson
>tfw when you are retarded and now have proof
Adrian Murphy
The answer is 75 you fucking brainlets.
David Kelly
Will it fly?
Kevin Phillips
Obviously not. There's no lift force if the plane is stationary.
Asher Robinson
It doesn't say the plane is stationary.
Brandon Butler
What are we supposed to do? Just assume things? How DARE you, malevolent scum, LEAVE NOW YOU DON'T BELONG HERE.
Juan Martin
assuming makes an ASS out of U and ME lol amirite
Brayden Robinson
hehe, rite. gimme sum.
Angel Morgan
It's the same as a person running on a treadmill or a car for that matter. The only thing that is moving are the legs/wheels but the person/car itself is in the same spot.
pic related
Robert Hughes
The plane does not accelerate with its wheels so it is able to move even if the ground is moving in the opposite direction. All that matters for it to take of is its speed relative to air.
The conveyor belt however is impossible. If it always matches the wheels' speed but the plane is moving in the opposite direction it would have to move at two speeds at the same time.
Christopher Reyes
>The plane does not accelerate with its wheels
That doesn't matter so long as the wheels are in contact with the ground and friction is sufficient.
Andrew Sanchez
As I said the conveyor belt is impossible. It can not match the wheels' speed if the wheels aren't what accelerates the plane. The whole scenario does not make sense.
Hudson Campbell
Yes it can. Whether the wheels provide the acceleration is irrelevant to the speed with which they're rotating.
Leo Nguyen
The plane is accelerated by turbines against air.
If the plane moves the wheels turn.
If the wheels move the belt moves at the same speed.
Since the belt and the wheels are touching the movement of the belt is transmitted to the wheels.
The wheels now move faster than the belt again.
Do you understand why it is Impossible for wheels and belt to have the same speed if they're connected but the wheels can be moved by something other than the belt?