...around december. What calculations you may wonder?my first 360 was from november ('05) to about may ('06) so around 6 months. my second lasted from may to feburary which is 10 months. Now what i do is add the two spans, 6 + 10 to get 16. Then i ad the difference between the two spans (4). I get 20, divide it by 2 to get thenumber and i have 10 months. 10 months from feburary ('06) is december. If anyone wants to contribute to my research, go ahead.8)
wait a minute, aren't you supposed to just add 6 + 10 and divide by 2 to get 8ag1002
no see i add the differences of the two spans, 10 months and 6 months, getting a 4 month difference. then i divide the number i get (20) by the number of 360's i had (2) to get my answer.
no i added the differences of the consoles lives, one lasted 10 months the other lasted 6 mothns the difference is 4 months. i add the 3 numbers together get 20 then divide by the number of 360's i had.
no i added the differences of the consoles lives, one lasted 10 months the other lasted 6 mothns the difference is 4 months. i add the 3 numbers together get 20 then divide by the number of 360's i had.
sry but your not doing the correct math my friend.....you see when you average, you add two variables...in your case 6 and 10 months so thats 16 and you divide those by the amount of xbox 360s u've had which is 2......so 16/2 and unless i'm not mistaking thats 8......talk to your math teacher she's probably not qualified.
yea i dont know how you do not know how to take the average. i mean i am fairy sure i learned this before i even got a gaming console, let alone a 400 dollar xbox 360.
Soooo....My launch 360 died in like July3rd 06....I bought another 360 in Sep28th06....I figure Im getting close now. Good thing I bought the MS warranty that I shouldnt have to buy that when I do send it in they are gonna give me a junk refurb and im gonna have to send it back in and go all over again....Yea...
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