if I'm driving in the ocean and my sea do loses a wheel, how many pancakes would it take to cover a dog house?
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how much LSD did you take today?
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hello there honey you can make me pancakes with syrup please and a cup of tea with 2 sugars. LOL
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You'd be on Greenland in the North Atlantic.  Its area is 839,999 sq. mi. or 2,175,597 sq. km.
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PROBLEM 1:\nThe hot dog marketers, in their infinite wisdom have decided to sell hot dogs 8 to a pack.  However buns are sold 12 to a pack.  What's the smallest number of each would you need to not have leftovers of either?\n\nLCM(8, 12) = 24\n\nSo you need to buy 24 hot dogs (3 packs) and 24 buns (2 packs) to not have leftovers.\n\nPROBLEM 2:\nJoe has custody of his children and sees them once a week on Sundays.  His girlfriend Sally gets to see her children every third day.  Also, their favorite thing to do is go to a movie, but the budget theater only opens every other day.  If they just took all the kids to the movies today, when is the next time they can do this again?\n\nLCM(7, 3, 2) = 42\n\nSo they can do this again in 6 weeks (42 days).\n\nPROBLEM 3:\nTen children will be coming to the easter egg hunt.  I want everyone to get the same number of eggs which are sold by the dozen.  What's the smallest number of eggs I need to buy so everyone gets the same number with no leftovers?\n\nLCM(10, 12) = 60\n\nSo I must buy 60 eggs (5 dozen) so everyone is happy.
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Well, according to seafaring lore, someone who has been everywhere has "sailed the seven seas".\nLooking on a Map, there are many more seas than seven, but I find only 4 oceans:\n\nPacific\nAltantic\nArtic\nIndian
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The answer to this question is (b) 2/7.\n\nWhen removing two dogs there are four possible scenarios:\n\n(1) Remove poodle, then remove terrier.\n(2) Remove poodle, then remove another poodle.\n(3) Remove terrier, then remove another terrier.\n(4) Remove terrier, then remove poodle.\n\nIn each case, take the probability of the first even happening and multiply it by the probability of the second even happening. For instance:\n\nProbability that a poodle is first selected = 5(# of poodles originally) / 7(total # of dogs).\nProbability that a terrier is then selected = 2(# of terriers left) / 6(total # of dogs after a poodle is removed).\nMultiply 5/7 and 2/6 to get 10/42.\n\nRepeat this with each of the remaining three cases to get\n(1) 10/42\n(2) 20/42\n(3) 2/42\n(4) 10/42\n\n(Note that these add up to 1, which means that we have all of the possible cases)\n\nNow, just add the probabilities of the two cases with a terrier being selected second to get:\n\n10/42(first case) + 2/42(third case) = 12/42\n\nReduce 12/42 down to 2/7 to get your answer.\n\nI hope this helps, good luck with future probability problems!
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This depends on how the toilet bowl is constructed.\n\nThe hurricanes (cyclones) spin the other way and the snail shells spiral the other way, I think.
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If one wave equals one cycle, then the answer is:\n\nA. 6 Hz
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I'd say an average of 3-4mph, depending on terrain, fitness and weather.\n\nThat's basically the amount we'd cover walking our dog at a fairly average speed and this was a reasonably hilly, walking across fields and in all weathers.
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Actually, removing the sponges would cause the sea level to drop (the sponges do take up volume).  Perhaps you could personally remove them with all the spare time you have on your hands.
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Pave the whole coastline.  That will significantly slow down erosion.
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The captain of the ship was intoxicated at the time of the crash.  He ran into an barrier reef. Tons of animals died. The best estimates are: 250,000 sea birds, 2,800 sea otters, 300 harbor seals, 250 bald eagles, up to 22 orcas, and billions of salmon and herring eggs
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Somebody asked a very similar question awhile back: how much would sea level rise if all humans on earth were submerged in the oceans.  The answer was something like .17".  So "less than an inch" would be my guesstimation to answer your question.
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I like the joke!  To play along, I define:\nr = metric r  and \nd = metric d\n\nV = (pi/3)*(d^2)*(3r - d)\n\nThis will work for the tank being any fraction of a sphere, not just 1/2
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None because a woodchuck can't chuck wood. Heres one for you:\n\nWillie went to Williamsburg because his wallaby was wobbling and his wife was worried. How many w's are there in all?\n\nThe answer is none. There is no w in all.
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That would depend on the size of the whale. Size of the tank or body of water the whale is in. Force of the blow. Size of the tail. It's not really an amount that can be just thrown out. It's like saying how much water does a human splash. We all know that differs under a multitude of factors.
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If a pig drinks a goolon of buttermilk before he starts\nAnd runs a mile before he farts\nAnd the farther he runs, the farther he gets\nHow far will he run before he shits?