Question

• IamAngeline

  9 Oct 03, 13:16

  Question:
  
  1=5
  2=25
  3=125
  4=625
  5=?
  
  Question
  There are a total of $24 among tom and peter. they are to share among the $$. Tom has 50 cents more than peter how much do each of them have? (no fraction pls)
  
  
• sillyme

  9 Oct 03, 13:20

  Originally posted by IamAngeline:

  Question:
  
  1=5
  2=25
  3=125
  4=625
  5=?
  
  Question
  There are a total of $24 among tom and peter. they are to share among the $$. Tom has 50 cents more than peter how much do each of them have? (no fraction pls)
  
  

  5=625x5=3125
  
  Tom has $12.25, Peter has 11.75.
  
  correct?
• IamAngeline

  9 Oct 03, 13:22

  Originally posted by sillyme:

  5=625x5=3125
  
  Tom has $12.25, Peter has 11.75.
  
  correct?

  1st question wrong X
  
  second question --> can be consider correct
• sillyme

  9 Oct 03, 13:26

  Originally posted by IamAngeline:

  1st question wrong X
  
  second question --> can be consider correct

  qn one is progression of power
  5^5=3125 no?
• choco B

  9 Oct 03, 13:26

  Not 5 to the power of 5?
  
  

  Originally posted by sillyme:

  5=625x5=3125

• IamAngeline

  9 Oct 03, 13:27

  Originally posted by choco B:

  Not 5 to the power of 5?
  
  

  nope~~~!
• IamAngeline

  9 Oct 03, 13:27

  Originally posted by sillyme:

  qn one is progression of power
  5^5=3125 no?

  nope!
• the Bear

  9 Oct 03, 13:27

  1 = 5
  
  therefore 5 = 1
• choco B

  9 Oct 03, 13:28

  Hahah!
• IamAngeline

  9 Oct 03, 13:28

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  1 = 5
  
  therefore 5 = 1

  *ding ding* U got it!
• sillyme

  9 Oct 03, 13:28

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  1 = 5
  
  therefore 5 = 1

  wah.. lateral thinking ah..
• IamAngeline

  9 Oct 03, 13:29

  Originally posted by sillyme:

  wah.. lateral thinking ah..

  
• the Bear

  9 Oct 03, 13:31

  no.. sloth...
  
  and a gift for seeing the obvious
  
  

  Originally posted by sillyme:

  wah.. lateral thinking ah..