For some reason, Yakety Sax comes to mind.
Ah, Beethoven's 4.5th symphony, 20 times better than Chopin'e Opus 64, No.1Go on, look it up, you know you want to ... it'll only take a minute.
40 minutes? 40.5 minutes? 20 minutes? 38 minutes?How long is a piece of string?
If one woman can have a baby in nine months, nine women ought to be able to do it in one month.
Per the teacher who created it, the worksheet asked students to identify which scenarios were direct proportions, which were inverse proportions, and which were red-herrings where proportion was not an appropriate approach.https://time.com/4979608/beethoven-trick-question/
For some reason, Yakety Sax comes to mind.
ReplyDeleteAh, Beethoven's 4.5th symphony, 20 times better than Chopin'e Opus 64, No.1
ReplyDeleteGo on, look it up, you know you want to ... it'll only take a minute.
40 minutes? 40.5 minutes? 20 minutes? 38 minutes?
ReplyDeleteHow long is a piece of string?
If one woman can have a baby in nine months, nine women ought to be able to do it in one month.
ReplyDeletePer the teacher who created it, the worksheet asked students to identify which scenarios were direct proportions, which were inverse proportions, and which were red-herrings where proportion was not an appropriate approach.
ReplyDeletehttps://time.com/4979608/beethoven-trick-question/