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Abi PSA
A stranger peering over your shoulder and casually pointing out a mistake in your panickedly scribbled-on physics notebook has the same energy as a stranger reaching out to gently pick out a piece of lint from your haphazard clothes or hair.
Officially 2 weeks into classes as a math major! So far it’s been very fun and exciting (I sound like such a nerd), though class formats are still a little weird due to the virus-that-shall-not-be-named. These are from my logic and proofs class, where we’re learning how to properly write mathematics!
do u think math majors r upset that chem and engineering majors us ‘3.14’ for pi?
STEM side of Tumblr. Hypothetically, if someone were to buy four shopping cartfulls of regular Oreo's, how many packages and/or individual cookies would that add up to? This is what I've got thus far, but I'm not a STEM major, so feel free to call me out on anything I've gotten wrong.
The mass of a normal Oreo is estimated to be around 40 grams, and a regular sized package of Oreo's has 36 Oreos. 40g multiplied by 36 is 1440g. A standard shopping cart can hold 350 pounds - or 158757.329 grams. 158757.329g multiplied by 4 is 635029.316g. That divided by 1440g is 440.992581g. How can I use this to find the individual amount of cookies and/or packages that were bought?