sidcharles Posted Monday at 01:03 PM Posted Monday at 01:03 PM On 11/25/2025 at 8:50 PM, Can-Con said: Grade 7? We had to learn them in grade 5. steve; no one likes a show-off 1
sidcharles Posted Monday at 01:07 PM Posted Monday at 01:07 PM On 11/23/2025 at 11:01 PM, JollySipper said: Scrolling around somewhere online, I ran across a post asking you to solve a math problem....... It was an Algebra problem with parenthesis. Find the variable. I solved it, then looked at the answer. It said the answer is either *this* or *that*, depending on how the problem was solved! I'm old school, so I used the PEMDAS method.......... It's no wonder kids are confused by math if two people can solve the same problem, get two different answers, and both be correct! well . . . yes and no.
Ace-Garageguy Posted Monday at 03:13 PM Author Posted Monday at 03:13 PM 2 hours ago, sidcharles said: well . . . yes and no. Said Schrödinger's cat... 1
Bugatti Fan Posted Monday at 04:38 PM Posted Monday at 04:38 PM As an engineer I found this quite amusing. A old engineer when asked what a tolerance is replied 'It's now much you can get a size wrong by and still be right !' 1 1
bobss396 Posted yesterday at 01:22 PM Posted yesterday at 01:22 PM 20 hours ago, Bugatti Fan said: As an engineer I found this quite amusing. A old engineer when asked what a tolerance is replied 'It's now much you can get a size wrong by and still be right !' Which is the basis of GT& D. Geometric Tolerancing and Dimensioning. I have taken a few courses in it... every single one is guaranteed to be close to a fist fight by the last lesson or 2... 1
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