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Jimmy Snyder
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If you ask your mother for one egg and she cooks two and you eat them both, then who is better at math, you or your mother?
jimmysnyder said:If you ask your mother for one egg and she cooks two and you eat them both, then who is better at math, you or your mother?
0°0'0" said:Your mother is better.
That she cooked two eggs it doesn't mean that she cooked them for YOU.
And because of your (oh, i surely don't mean "you" :) ) foolish behaviour your mother was left hungry!
0°0'0" said:Your mother is better.
That she cooked two eggs it doesn't mean that she cooked them for YOU.
And because of your (oh, i surely don't mean "you" :) ) foolish behaviour your mother was left hungry!
Icebreaker said:'Star Wars' Who is more foolish, the fool or the fool who follows him? '/Star Wars'
jimmysnyder said:If you ask your mother for one egg and she cooks two and you eat them both, then who is better at math, you or your mother?
The determination is based on a series of math questions and problems that both you and your mom will be asked to complete. The one who answers the most questions correctly and accurately will be considered the better math student.
No, the competition will cover a wide range of math topics to evaluate a person's overall math skills and abilities.
No, the competition is designed to test a person's mental math skills without the use of any external aids such as calculators.
The duration of the competition may vary, but on average it can last anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour depending on the number of questions and the speed at which both participants complete them.
The competition is usually done for fun and to test one's math skills. However, you can choose to have a small prize for the winner, such as bragging rights or a fun activity together.