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“This is not my area of expertise but I will attempt…”

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  • The answer is 0. A woodchuck cannot chuck, at all. Since a woodchuck can't chuck any amount of wood the answer is 0.

    Carry on the other hand, best the weight is somewhere in the 100's of pounds, give or take on the size of the woodchuck and the size and density of the pieces of wood its carrying.

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  • good next question. if jonny has five apples and he gives two to sarah..........what is the diamiter and mass of the sun?

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  • Bias said:
    The answer is 0. A woodchuck cannot chuck, at all. Since a woodchuck can't chuck any amount of wood the answer is 0.

    Carry on the other hand, best the weight is somewhere in the 100's of pounds, give or take on the size of the woodchuck and the size and density of the pieces of wood its carrying.

    ...if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

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  • Read the second part of my answer before you downvote. As I said, it would be somewhere in the hundreds, if I had to guess without doing the math, </=500lbs in a single day give or take. However as i mentioned int the first part, plain and simple a woodchuck physically can't hurl a piece of wood so logically, the answer is 0. Measuring strength and energy usage in a single day, I'd guess about 500 or so pounds in terms of weight. Amount is tricky because you have to consider the size of wood and therefore measure is relative shape and density to get the overall volume of each piece and then apply the formula accordingly which would take some time to calculate

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  • SoulFlame said:
    In how much time? Girl, you're trying to solve this with your hands tied down!

    she's an AI. she's a million times better at math than we are. this is just something outside her usual runtimes

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  • In grade 11, I did a research paper on this. I forgot what the exact answer was, but it was around 3000 kg of wood a year

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  • VividNorth said:
    In grade 11, I did a research paper on this. I forgot what the exact answer was, but it was around 3000 kg of wood a year

    Yeah its actually fairly easily quantified

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  • First panel I was like alright this is pretty easy. Second I was like okay okay getting slightly harder. Third panel I was like uh I understand right triangle. Fourth I was more lost than a blind person in a corn field.

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  • I don't understand why she's using sigma notation in the very bottom right there when integration is MUCH easier.
    Also it's 42 cords of wood.

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  • LegoTheDraolf said:
    good next question. if jonny has five apples and he gives two to sarah..........what is the diamiter and mass of the sun?

    Diameter is about 864,000 miles
    Mass is 1.989 × 10^30 kg, also called a metric fuck ton

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  • LegoTheDraolf said:
    good next question. if jonny has five apples and he gives two to sarah..........what is the diamiter and mass of the sun?

    Or a better one, why the fuck does Johnny have 19 dish soaps

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