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Lottie 18 hours ago
#24. No tities...hmmmm
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Karon 17 hours ago
#36 The correct answer is 10 and it isn't even an option.
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Bias 15 hours ago
Karon, I think that's the point . . .
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Lottie 13 hours ago
Whew. I'm not good at maths but I know pemdas so I was worried that I REALLY REALLY don't know maths.
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Dell 16 hours ago
#26 #34 WTF are "maths?"
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Carolyn 9 hours ago
Is it mathematic or mathematics? Therefore, maths.
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Teeny 12 min ago
Dell,
The British pluralize it for some reason. American's simply say 'math' knowing that it already encompasses all known variations of math. Saying "Maths" is already awkward to articulate mouthing the 'th' and 's' simultaneously. But, calling all math "maths" is like calling various types of sheep, 'sheeps.'
The British pluralize it for some reason. American's simply say 'math' knowing that it already encompasses all known variations of math. Saying "Maths" is already awkward to articulate mouthing the 'th' and 's' simultaneously. But, calling all math "maths" is like calling various types of sheep, 'sheeps.'
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Gregory 10 hours ago
#22 120 degrees? It’ll go bad before it bakes.
The British pluralize it for some reason. American's simply say 'math' knowing that it already encompasses all known variations of math. Saying "Maths" is already awkward to articulate mouthing the 'th' and 's' simultaneously. But, calling all math "maths" is like calling various types of sheep, 'sheeps.'