A Laughter Club Community Group
We would like to invite you to join our group! A Laughter Club is for people who understand just how serious a matter humor is to one's survival and even to one's success in life. We share jokes, riddles, short stories, and other laughter-provoking thoughts. We have one simple rule: If you wouldn't say it to a child because it contains inappropriate...
Lets play some easy math games.Put your thinking caps on and get busy...
answer my problem and then write one for the next person.
9+6=
answer my problem and then write one for the next person.
9+6=
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I have 3 kids. 24. 17. 15. My 17 yr old has become super defiant. He and his 15 yr old sister have on their own decision stopped going to their dads because he and his household is so toxic.My 15 yr old and myself feel like we have to tip toe around my son who is 17. And physically towers over us and out weighs us. He has become emotionally abusive and on the verge of becoming physically...
15 x 6 =
64
2(1+5)^3 <------this one takes a bit more time, but try to do it in your head if u can.
14+7=
16^2 - (14X2)
123,456,789 x 0 = ?
what is the square route of 625
1+ 3 x 5
1+3x5 20 becuse 1+4 + 5 and 5X4 = 20
How many yards fo fabric do i need to put on the back of my quilt? it needs to be 6 inches longer and 6 inches wider than the top that is 60 X 68 inches. Fabric for the back is 45 inchs wide and cost $8.00 per yard.
- 3b-x=12
-3b-x=-3
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x=4
For Mamob, this is really pretty simple, even though you confused me at first by adding the part about it being fabric. But I checked with my person who knows about quilting (not me).
18/2.5 = 7.XXX
22/2.5 = 8.XXX, anything after the decimal doesn't matter since you need whole quilt squares. So you can get 7 squares one way and 8 the other for a total of 56 [7 rows of 8 is 56]. This is assuming you are as good at cutting as the quilter I know. Not like me who might be impatient and try to use a rotary cutter without any instruction or practice and really mess things up. If you try it my way you might be lucky to get 40 squares :)
5+ (-4)^3 =
= 5 + -64
= -59
how about : 12 x 5 =
42 x 2=
If i buy something for 86 cents and I give a 5 dollar bill how much change will i get back?
What if I have to buy two items that each cost $2.68. I give the cashier $5.00. What happens next?