If you posted every 30 seconds for a year, how many posts would you have?

and GO

7/18/2007 8:22:22 PM

(3600/30)*365

7/18/2007 8:23:45 PM

360

7/18/2007 8:23:48 PM

2*60*24*365

7/18/2007 8:24:19 PM

Is it a leap year or a regular year?

7/18/2007 8:24:50 PM

ding ding

solve it out lazy ass

[Edited on July 18, 2007 at 8:25 PM. Reason : regular]

7/18/2007 8:25:03 PM

43800?

7/18/2007 8:26:17 PM

your math is suspect man

7/18/2007 8:26:41 PM

less than jackleg

7/18/2007 8:26:59 PM

1744

7/18/2007 8:27:40 PM

lol
3600 second in a day/30 seconds in a day/posts= 120 posts times 365 day of the year = not the right amount?


[Edited on July 18, 2007 at 8:29 PM. Reason : adsfg]

7/18/2007 8:27:58 PM

but then again you arent limiting it to only 30 second intervals


we could post every 30 secs, but we could also post in between those intervals

7/18/2007 8:28:05 PM

1051200 posts/year

7/18/2007 8:29:29 PM

haha how many seconds are in a day seedless???

[Edited on July 18, 2007 at 8:29 PM. Reason : ^correct ]

7/18/2007 8:29:31 PM

60 minutes * 24 hours = X

X*60 = seconds in a day

7/18/2007 8:30:39 PM

Quote :

"3600 second in a day"

hahahahahahahaha

It's easier to say 2 posts/min, 60 minutes in an hour, 24 hours in a day, 365 days in a year and multiply it out to get 1051200.

7/18/2007 8:30:47 PM

i win this god damn thread

7/18/2007 8:31:12 PM

its okay, his days are only an hour long.

7/18/2007 8:31:30 PM

yeah sorry i was off. thats how many secs are in an hour the math was right, but the constant was not

7/18/2007 8:31:42 PM

i havent laughed this hard in a while... any of you can pose the next question

7/18/2007 8:31:53 PM

Quote :

"If you posted every 30 seconds for a year, how many posts would you have?"

jesus that's a question for 7th graders.

7/18/2007 8:32:18 PM

^yes hahaha wasn't it funny to see the responses the college graduates gave

7/18/2007 8:32:43 PM

What is the worlds smallest flower

7/18/2007 8:32:53 PM

genus Wolffia


keep to math

7/18/2007 8:33:26 PM

Assuming you took six hours to sleep each night and still posted every thirty seconds for a year, how many posts would you have?

7/18/2007 8:33:37 PM

that was fast

7/18/2007 8:33:44 PM

yeah ffj people make mistakes. don't worry you won't ace your next exam.

7/18/2007 8:33:44 PM

DNL's amount

7/18/2007 8:33:52 PM

^ hahaha, well that was quick

7/18/2007 8:34:08 PM

im happy he answered, fjjackso is my fave tdubber of the hour

7/18/2007 8:34:43 PM

788400

[Edited on July 18, 2007 at 8:36 PM. Reason : ^my google skillz are leet]

7/18/2007 8:35:48 PM

awesome answer (DNL's account)

[Edited on July 18, 2007 at 8:36 PM. Reason : ]

7/18/2007 8:35:57 PM

365 days/year * 24 hours/day * 60 mins/hour * 2 posts/min = 1 051 200 posts/year

Bigman got it first

[Edited on July 18, 2007 at 8:37 PM. Reason : .]

7/18/2007 8:36:02 PM

if you posted every 35 seconds, how many posts would you have in 2 years?

7/18/2007 8:37:14 PM

SOMEONES BUSTIN OUT SOME STOCHIOMETRY ON TWW


OH SNAP

7/18/2007 8:37:39 PM

lundy lundy lundy

7/18/2007 8:38:50 PM

total gold mined so far till today since beginning of humans: 160,000 tonnes

density of gold = 19.3 grams/cc

if all the gold ever were to be made into a cube, how big would this cube be on its edges?

answer to be given rounded to nearest metre.

7/18/2007 8:39:10 PM

didn't calculate it, but i remember some fact sheet saying that all the gold in the world would cover the area of a football field 6" deep

7/18/2007 8:40:58 PM

787 inches?

~65 ft


[Edited on July 18, 2007 at 8:43 PM. Reason : ^cube]

7/18/2007 8:42:16 PM

^^ maybe (i can easily check that, but won't right now), but mine is more impressive as it is definitely more awesome/fantastic to think of a giant cube of gold!!!


[Edited on July 18, 2007 at 8:44 PM. Reason : ]

7/18/2007 8:43:00 PM

20.2075m

7/18/2007 8:43:52 PM

^about the same as my answer

7/18/2007 8:44:10 PM

if you posted every 10 seconds, and then and only at the moment you begin and end typing your post, which we will say is 20 seconds, your computer powers on and uses 50 kw of power. if power cost 0.59 cent a 1/4 kilowatt. how much power will you have consumed in a 0.23223 light year.

disclaimer - a light year is actually a unit of distance, but you can use it as a unit of time for illustrative purposes such as this math problem.

[Edited on July 18, 2007 at 8:45 PM. Reason : sdrg]

7/18/2007 8:44:51 PM

f'n cell phone calculator

7/18/2007 8:45:02 PM

this is quick math not physics

7/18/2007 8:45:28 PM

Quote :

"787 inches? ~65 ft"

why would you go into inches if i gave tonne and grams and cms???

and y'all need glasses:

answer to be given rounded to nearest metre.

YEAH, 20 METERS!!!

7/18/2007 8:46:41 PM

that seems to qualify as a math problem.

7/18/2007 8:47:31 PM

sorry didnt read that far into it, just calculated meters then multipled by 3.28 to get to feet then *12 for inches... wasn't too difficult...

7/18/2007 8:48:06 PM

Quote :

" 0.23223 light year. disclaimer - a light year is actually a unit of distance, but you can use it as a unit of time for illustrative purposes such as this math problem."

How can you use it as a unit of time? So what does "0.23223 light years" mean? Time needed for light to travel 0.23223 light years? That would just be 0.23223 years, duh.

7/18/2007 8:48:29 PM

set em up

7/18/2007 8:49:04 PM