May 27
Day Twenty Seven: Redraw
I won yesterday, so I simply had to redraw one panel at the very least, my poor baby is scared of the dark 💔
Commissions are still open! DM me if you’re interested!
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Day Twenty Seven: Redraw
I won yesterday, so I simply had to redraw one panel at the very least, my poor baby is scared of the dark 💔
Commissions are still open! DM me if you’re interested!
Monthly pro-
Quick math
Jared Leto/straight people = Ezra miller/lgbts
POS representation across the spectrum of recognized human sexuality
On a scale of apples to a pair of thigh high socks how much to you love wolverine
So.
According to my calculations, and quick research.
Lets start with my height. (DPS height, I'm short.) He's 6'2. That's 74 inches of height. The average diameter of an apple is 3.45 inches.
But we aren't doing full height, only thigh high.
Up to the thigh is about a fourth of everyone's body, give or take, so if divide 74 by 4, we get 18.5.
Still not done, but almost. Now, we gotta see how many apples equals the thigh high socks. Which is just 18.5/3.45. We would come up with the number 5.3913043. Which is exactly how many apples you'd be able to stack for thigh high socks.
So in other words.
MY Logan gets 15 apples out of 1 thigh high sock.
@the-w0lvierine
Beatrix: I'm incredibly fast at math.
Viktor: Okay, what's 30 times 17?
Beatrix: 24.
Viktor: That wasn't even close.
Beatrix: No, but it was fast.
The trick to doing math fast is make a quick estimation to get in the ball park of the answer and go from there
Let's figure a percentage to explain what I mean
87/190
Just looking at this we can see that it's close to 8/19 so we know it's going to be below 50 percent
We can then see that it's 87 is close to 90 Wich as a base 10 is easier to divide, so 9/19 would be more than 40 percent but less than 50, probably in the upper 40 percent range because it's close to being half
So doing all that in you head you can figure out it's roughly 41-49 percent, take a guess by splitting the middle and say 45.5
And when you actually calculate for an exact answer you get 45.789437 %
Which is close enough that unless you need to be exact you can reach a number that's close without having to any complex division
Anyways I just thought I'd share how I'm usually able to do math so quick