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Hey Try,

What's plan B in case this site goes down and stays down?

Mark

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markr wrote:

Hey Try,

What's plan B in case this site goes down and stays down?

Mark

I think he should give us his full name, SSN, phone #, address, closest relatives, neighbors name and phone #'s, email address, etc. Laughing

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Tryagain wrote:

Sorry to disappoint you- no mansion, no pool. I kinda like small and cozy Smile

Oh yeah, I do not do my nails either. I do yard work so they tend to break.

Solving riddles. Well if TTH was smart she would just sit back and let Mark solve the riddles, but apparently she wants to be nice and help Mark so
Mark can do 32 per hr. TTH can do 10.667?? per hr. Twisted Evil

32+10.667=42.667 per hour /60 minutes=.7111 riddles per minute
32/.7111= 45 minutes (I hope)

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Tryagain wrote:

Mark (I'll stay up as late as I please)

I just got this. Laughing

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CARDS

- I forgot it was bridge. Your number is correct.

[size=8]RIDDLES
T/1 + T/3 = 1
T = 3/4 = 45 minutes (TTH has misled us to believe that she is not a mathematician)

BONUS
$370.37[/size]

INVESTMENT
Try is correct. 384000 = n*2^8, n = 1500

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markr wrote:

INVESTMENT
Try is correct. 384000 = n*2^8, n = 1500

Ya I know, I used 340000 in the calculation instead of 384000

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Tryagain wrote:

An employee at A2K is to be rewarded with a $250 bonus AFTER TAXES have been deducted, for keeping this site going for 3.75 minutes without a crash.

If the federal tax is 15%, the state tax is 10% and the Social Security is 7.5 % what must the GROSS PAY be in order for the net payout to be $250

Who came up with this? It is called the grossed up amount.
.15+.1+.075=.325
100-.325=.675
250/.675=370.37
$370.37 would be the gross pay. (BTW this is keeping me from doing the quarterlys and year end payroll ya know Rolling Eyes

)
Now can we go out and get Drunk

?

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TTH: What college did you get your math degree from?

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markr wrote:

TTH: What college did you get your math degree from?

Never mind all that. We have a potential calamity looming;

TTH wrote, "Sorry to disappoint you- no mansion, no pool." Shocked

OMG I got the ice in the trunk and the tequila on the back seat. What, if I may ask is plan B? Crying or Very sad

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markr wrote:

TTH: What college did you get your math degree from?

My degree is not in math, but I got my BA from Central Washington University.
Why? Is my math that bad? Actually, I would not say my math is that bad. I just always did math my way (it made more sense sometimes than the way it was taught).

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Tryagain wrote:

markr wrote:
TTH: What college did you get your math degree from?

Never mind all that. We have a potential calamity looming;

TTH wrote, "Sorry to disappoint you- no mansion, no pool."

OMG I got the ice in the trunk and the tequila on the back seat. What, if I may ask is plan B?

Plan B we can always just take off you know. I won't tell, if you won't. Cool

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In Ellensburg? Home of the Wildcats? Wow! What a small world. I live south of there. Twisted Evil

I wasn't making fun of your math. You've been avoiding the math problem, but now you're on a roll.

Has the potential calamity been averted?

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markr wrote:

In Ellensburg? Has the potential calamity been averted?

and that would be ??

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markr wrote:

In Ellensburg? Home of the Wildcats? Wow! What a small world. I live south of there.

Is the twisted evil good or bad? Where south, CA? Confused

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tryingtohelp wrote:

markr wrote:
In Ellensburg? Has the potential calamity been averted?

and that would be ??

Okay nevermind, I thought you meant in Ellensburg. Averted, good question. I do not know. Crying or Very sad

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Just yankin' your chain. :wink:

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I still like the new color.

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TTH:

Riddles

Mark can do 32 per hr. TTH can do 10.667?? per hr.
32+10.667=42.667 per hour /60 minutes=.7111 riddles per minute
32/.7111= 45 minutes Cool

Way to go! Razz

It is called the grossed up amount.
.15+.1+.075=.325
100-.325=.675
250/.675=370.37
$370.37 would be the gross pay. Cool

Yo are da man, or whatever the female equivalent is. Laughing

Mark:

RIDDLES
T/1 + T/3 = 1
T = 3/4 = 45 minutes Cool

(TTH has misled us to believe that she is not a mathematician) Shocked

Flattery my dear Mark, will win you copious brownie points. :wink:

BONUS
$370.37 Cool

Thank goodness TTH was there to show you the way. Laughing

Aviation problem: A plane travels at a speed of 400 miles per hour for 1200 miles, and then returns by the same route at a speed of 300 miles per hour.

What is the average speed for the total trip Question

We know little about Try except that he first lived about the year 38 B.C. (That is C.E. to you tree huggers.) Due to one chronicler who described his life by the means of an algebraic riddle (math brain teaser), we know at least something about his sordid life of Sodom and Gomorrah. Twisted Evil

Try's youth lasted 1/6 of his life. He had his first beard in the next 1/12 of his life. At the end of the following 1/7 of his life Try got married. Five years from then his son was born. His son lived exactly 1/2 of Try's life. Try died 4 years after the death of his son, Troy.

How long did Try live Question

And will he ever get to drive that race car!

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Tryagain wrote:

Aviation problem: A plane travels at a speed of 400 miles per hour for 1200 miles, and then returns by the same route at a speed of 300 miles per hour.

What is the average speed for the total trip

total distance: 2400 miles
1st leg is 3 hrs, 2nd leg is 4 hrs so total time is 7 hrs
average: total distance/total time = 2400 miles/7hrs = 342.86 mph

Tryagain wrote:

We know little about Try except that he first lived about the year 38 B.C. (That is C.E. to you tree huggers.) Due to one chronicler who described his life by the means of an algebraic riddle (math brain teaser), we know at least something about his sordid life of Sodom and Gomorrah.

Try's youth lasted 1/6 of his life. He had his first beard in the next 1/12 of his life. At the end of the following 1/7 of his life Try got married. Five years from then his son was born. His son lived exactly 1/2 of Try's life. Try died 4 years after the death of his son, Troy.

How long did Try live

And will he ever get to drive that race car!

Try was 84 years old when he kicked the bucket.
x/6 + x/12 + x/7 + 5 + x/2 + x/2 + 4 = x
25x/28 + 9 = x
x = 84 years

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38 B.C. (That is C.E. to you tree huggers.)

I believe it's B.C. (before Christ) => B.C.E. (before Common Era) & A.D. (Anno Domini) => C.E. (Common Era) Razz

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And will he ever get to drive that race car!

If he ever finds Mark's secret body shop. Razz

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