If a car travels 20 miles per hour over a certain distance then travels 30 miles per hour back over the same distance, then what is the average mph that the car travels?
feel free to add some of your own.
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If a car travels 20 miles per hour over a certain distance then travels 30 miles per hour back over the same distance, then what is the average mph that the car travels?
feel free to add some of your own.
Let's take a look. If it travels say for 60 miles than using D=RT; 60=20(t) t=30 and 60=30(t) t=20
since the car was moving for a longer period of time going 20 mph the average time will be closer to 20mh than to 30mph, so 25 is not the correct answer.
I'll let you do the rest. 8)
Let's take a look. If it travels say for 60 miles than using D=RT; 60=20(t) t=30 and 60=30(t) t=20
since the car was moving for a longer period of time going 20 mph the average time will be closer to 20mh than to 30mph, so 25 is not the correct answer.
I'll let you do the rest. 8)
cool_baller
Why not answer it?
[QUOTE="cool_baller"]Let's take a look. If it travels say for 60 miles than using D=RT; 60=20(t) t=30 and 60=30(t) t=20
since the car was moving for a longer period of time going 20 mph the average time will be closer to 20mh than to 30mph, so 25 is not the correct answer.
I'll let you do the rest. 8)
pintabear49blue
Why not answer it?
Because I want to give some else a chance.[QUOTE="gorilazandgames"]42 is the answer to all of life's problems...Vyse_LegendsSo then what's a blue 42 mean?:P
it is sometimes said before "hut" on a football field.
A women has two sons. They were born 30 minutes apart and are identical. They are not twins however. Why?pintabear49blueIs this question rated R? Because I can think of a few R rated answers ...
[QUOTE="pintabear49blue"]A women has two sons. They were born 30 minutes apart and are identical. They are not twins however. Why?OhhSnap50893Is this question rated R? Because I can think of a few R rated answers ...
no it is not.
A women has two sons. They were born 30 minutes apart and are identical. They are not twins however. Why?pintabear49blue
[QUOTE="pintabear49blue"]A women has two sons. They were born 30 minutes apart and are identical. They are not twins however. Why?Big_player
There is a very logical answer to the question.
Diff date of birth? Just 30 mins apart?
EX. June 8th 3505 8:00
June 23rd 3506 8:30
Makaveli527
One son was born and 30 minutes later, the other son was born.
[QUOTE="Makaveli527"]Diff date of birth? Just 30 mins apart?
EX. June 8th 3505 8:00
June 23rd 3506 8:30
pintabear49blue
One son was born and 30 minutes later, the other son was born.
Then they would be twins.If one was born March 2, 1990 at 8:00 then the other March 2, 1991 8:30 then maybe its an answer
[QUOTE="pintabear49blue"][QUOTE="Makaveli527"]Diff date of birth? Just 30 mins apart?
EX. June 8th 3505 8:00
June 23rd 3506 8:30
cool_baller
One son was born and 30 minutes later, the other son was born.
Then they would be twins.If one was born March 2, 1990 at 8:00 then the other March 2, 1991 8:30 then maybe its an answer
They are not twins. Think about the info that was given and then try to figure out what info was not given.
It's easy. She concieved a second child a few weeks after the first was concieved. It's happened.FragStains
Wrong.
A women has two sons. They were born 30 minutes apart and are identical. They are not twins however. Why?pintabear49blue
[QUOTE="someotherguy654"]The mother adopted either of both of the sons.pintabear49blue
No ,she gave birth to both sons.
Obviously, it doesn't say that, so I'm right.[QUOTE="FragStains"]It's easy. She concieved a second child a few weeks after the first was concieved. It's happened.pintabear49blue
Wrong.
Technicall, I'm right 8)[QUOTE="pintabear49blue"][QUOTE="FragStains"]It's easy. She concieved a second child a few weeks after the first was concieved. It's happened.FragStains
Wrong.
Technicall, I'm right 8)Technicly you are right. But I am looking for another answer.
I got it! One's a clone. /threadcool_baller
here is the correct answer[spoiler] all her kids were concived on the same day.The riddle does not say that she only had two children. She also had a daughter who was born on the same day . they were triplets , not twins [/spoiler]
The first one sounds like your typical math problem, what's so "brain teasing" about it? Perhaps an explenation in spoiler tag?
I heard one that said "So if you travel back in time, and kill your grandparents, and then come back, who was it that killed your grandparents?"
I don't know if there is even an answer, and I remember someone posting it on OT a few days ago.
A man was talking with another man. The second man said to the first man: "two days ago I was 24 , next year I will be 27"
how is this possible?
[QUOTE="pintabear49blue"]A man was talking with another man. The second man said to the first man: "two days ago I was 24 , next year I will be 27"
how is this possible?
ElArab
Leap Year?
nope.
A man was talking with another man. The second man said to the first man: "two days ago I was 24 , next year I will be 27"
how is this possible?
pintabear49blue
he doesn't know how to count?
[QUOTE="pintabear49blue"]A man was talking with another man. The second man said to the first man: "two days ago I was 24 , next year I will be 27"
how is this possible?
big_old_tom
he doesn't know how to count?
The man was telling entirely factual info.
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