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[ebikeerwidnes]

It's bigger on the inside.

Does it have an outside??

 

[wiggydiggy]

Does it have an outside??

Its something to do with time and relative dimensions in space.

 

[Gwylan]

Yup that was what I got to
CBA to actually work it out

Doesn't need much computing power.

 

[Chris S]

View attachment 764892

b = d + 24

36 = b + d

36 = d + 24 + d

36 = 2d + 24

36 - 24 = 2d

12 = 2d

duck = 6, barrel = 30

 

[Gwylan]

b = d + 24

36 = b + d

36 = d + 24 + d

36 = 2d + 24

36 - 24 = 2d

12 = 2d

duck = 6, barrel = 30

Solution by substitution. Could be more elegantly composed

b = d + 24
b = 36 - d
36 - d = 24 + d
36 - 24 = 2d
12 = 2d

ergo d = 6

All the question asked was the height of the duck.

 

[PeteXXX]

My duck & barrel pic seems to be driving people quackers!

 

[Chris S]

Solution by substitution. Could be more elegantly composed

b = d + 24
b = 36 - d
36 - d = 24 + d
36 - 24 = 2d
12 = 2d

ergo d = 6

All the question asked was the height of the duck.

Solved using five steps instead of six!

 

[Supersuperleeds]

Solution by substitution. Could be more elegantly composed

b = d + 24
b = 36 - d
36 - d = 24 + d
36 - 24 = 2d
12 = 2d

ergo d = 6

All the question asked was the height of the duck.

36-24 = 12

12/2 = 6

Solved in two

 

[Gwylan]

My duck & barrel pic seems to be driving people quackers!

Better than the current invasion

 

[Supersuperleeds]

36-24 = 12

12/2 = 6

Solved in two

Or in one:

(36-24)/2 = 6

Bill is in the post

 

[Gwylan]

Or in one:

(36-24)/2 = 6

Bill is in the post

Sorry, you have not shown your working.
Certainly did not use AI for this.

 

[Supersuperleeds]

Sorry, you have not shown your working.
Certainly did not use AI for this.

What further workings do you need? You can see that the duck at the bottom on the left and the duck at the top on the right are 12", being 36-24, therefore one duck is (36-24)/2

 

[Gwylan]

What further workings do you need? You can see that the duck at the bottom on the left and the duck at the top on the right are 12", being 36-24, therefore one duck is (36-24)/2

Ah, but later the sums get harder and the less bright members of the community need to be able to follow your reasoning.
Also demonstrate your grasp of the principles

 

[markemark]

Yep just did the same: (36-24)/2 = 6

Has nobody else noticed that 6” is pretty small for a duck?

 

[Beebo]

Yep just did the same: (36-24)/2 = 6

Has nobody else noticed that 6” is pretty small for a duck?

Is that an African or European duck?