The Sphinx's Lair - 2020-10-29 (page 2 of 2)

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5:01 PM

LMAO this thing I'm reading right now

"... you can't go around extorting your students!"
"Ostensibly I can, seeing as I am doing it."

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Q: Where is the pilot flying to? (Fifth Destination)

This is the fourth in a series of puzzles where the answer will always be an international airport. Previous puzzles can be found first, second, third, and fourth. The puzzles are all independent, but follow the same general format and story. No rest for the weary, Barry had just returned from h...

word enigmatic-puzzle story

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Q: Simple letter subs with a twist!

Here's your typical letter substitution puzzle that you can solve, no tricks. But even so, there's a twist! Decipher this and find out the hidden message! xhtm tm ytxeanyyq nofxhea wdccye mf jerfje xhtm jrgh bipiy ibwh cshj wioxwi jrgh npts ad outybar rdk xtppda qbp

Prince North Læraðr

Sorry, was doing stuff. Still revising my C4

Anthony Ingram-Westover

had to edit, I thought it was Simple Message Service, not Short Message Service :facepalm:

Struggling to find all the clues after knowing the answer feels weird, lol :D Btw that "speak out loud" clue was really nice!

"No key a..." is incredibly funny and clever, I love it.

Anthony Ingram-Westover

5:11 PM

Two of the missing clues both tell you it's a text message. One is straight forward, the other is a bit more hidden. The third is the one that's a bit of a stretch, so I'll give that one away. Stereotypically, young women text a lot, so saying a young woman might have an easier time figuring it out was a nod to that

@Sciborg hey mick!

Anthony Ingram-Westover

The puzzle basically revolved entirely around the NOKIA pun, once I thought about that

I am occasionally a young woman, and do not text unless I absolutely have to.

Hi Matt :)

i have no clue what is happening in here

5:12 PM

we're talking about puzzles?

yes i can see that

what puzzle specifically?

the 5th pilot puzzle

Anthony made a really funny Fifth Destination puzzle

hm

How do I phrase "'a young woman might be quicker to solve this' hints towards texting, because women are said to be able to text faster" without getting downvoted? :D

I can't see any other interpretation for why that is included

5:16 PM

that is a good question

unfortunately i lack an answer

Anthony Ingram-Westover

yeah, that was the intent, and while not meant as insulting, it is stereotypical and could be seen as improper

Prince North Læraðr

Ugh, I was going to do AEONIAN---> AEOLIAN trying to use something like "Minor prelude to Liszt something key change" but couldn't really pull it off.

Imma do something else, but any suggestions for that sequence above?

try, idk, "turn 2 backwards" ... since rot(-2)(N) = L

nah thats boring

Prince North Læraðr

No I like Prelude of Liszt bc it fits with "minor", but I can't clue the transition to like "heart of Aeonian". I was thinking key, as in key sig, but it felt too awkward or didn't clue right

I'm curious as to why this puzzle has two downvotes. I don't really ever vote on riddles (and I haven't here), but I was wondering why two other people might think this is bad-quality. I have no real ability to tell the quality of a riddle.

5:23 PM

It could be caused by generalized long-term dislike of riddles

It's not a good riddle

Though, I haven't voted on it

It doesn't even read well

Anthony Ingram-Westover

It is a little awkwardly worded, and I could see how it could be a lot of different answers potentially, but I don't think it's worth the downvotes

I think this is the best reason that it's not a good riddle

Wow, the answer is so obvious that one might think it's something else. — risky mysteries 2 hours ago

Too straightforward

@Ankoganit finally found an example

aframegames.com/puzzles/Snake_03.pdf

loops like that's different - the words break in different places, and it double-wraps.

5:33 PM

it's the same thing if you took the clues ordered as they are in the grid

ah

well, the snake charmer layout is slightly more free - you can have words embedded in other words

crosswordfiend.com/2011/07/30/cts-23-the-metamorphic-varieties

for instance, the one here has RODIN / CASH AND CARRY as its first two answers, and HANDCAR in its other loop around

Voldemort's Wrath

@Sciborg lol Voldy is great but I'm a he/him

1 hour later…

Prince North Læraðr

6:47 PM

@Deusovi Can you look over my C4 again? I don't know if one part is legal

sure!

Will be out for a bit

until then, new "What is a ... word" I posted

Prince North Læraðr

Ugh, good grief something got messed up with the One Time Secret. Gotta retype it

@Deusovi onetimesecret.com/secret/porwdqrlt9fqodv30r1rwyy6sovyqzl

uh i'm not sure how that works

Prince North Læraðr

Yeah... I wasn't sure if it's legal or not, but makes for a killer surface :(

6:55 PM

@Deusovi There used to be some comments on my last post. I asked a user something, but before I saw the reply they disappeared. Can you tell what if the user replied.

@PrinceNorthLæraðr onetimesecret.com/secret/c4s5ab1o9sram2wcvhpo7hecmaxoz9j

@AnnZen there was no response; the comments were deleted because they were off-topic for the question

Okay, great.

Prince North Læraðr

@Deusovi onetimesecret.com/secret/9kvgkrtfi7z7jv6lsds0eltuoeqkjuh

that doesn't make sense to me at all and i would absolutely not use it

Prince North Læraðr

Okay

6:57 PM

wikipedia's list of crossword abbreviations has a lot of junk - i'd say you should only use an abbreviation if you're fairly sure it's an actual thing

Prince North Læraðr

Okay

I'll try to make a less sus clue

(by the way, Deus, do you think "fight" = DISORDER was legal in my CCCC?)

that seems fine to me

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Q: What is an Outs Word™?

This puzzle is in the spirit of the What is a Word/Phrase™ series started by JLee with a special brand of Phrase™ and Word™ puzzles. If a word conforms to a special rule, I call it an Outs word. Here is a list of examples: +---------+----------+ | OUTS | NOT OUTS | +---------+----------+ | ba...

pattern word-property

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Q: Is equality possoble?

Each of the cells of a 5 x 5 board contains a different number of gold coins between 1 and 25 as shown below. A move consists of taking all the coins in two adjacent (either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally) cells and splitting them evenly among those those two cells, placing an extra coin...

Prince North Læraðr

7:18 PM

@Deusovi This should be fair right? onetimesecret.com/secret/3wcscv4wmhnfg67jqe6k5k3d26gl4el

i'd say there's a minor grammar issue but i don't think it's a huge deal

specifically, onetimesecret.com/secret/dfdewd9ex85bmy3sxn9ebowjkr782zg

Prince North Læraðr

Ah, that's much, much better. Stealing that

CCCC: Mismanaged elitist clan neglected the conclusion to paramount suggestions. (10)

there's a lot of long words there

Prince North Læraðr

@Deusovi What do you think of the surface after all those revisions? :P

@bobble indeed

7:25 PM

@PrinceNorthLæraðr I'm not Deusovi but yikes

Sounds like the Uchiha massacre

"mismanaged elitist clan" with a bloody "conclusion" due to not listening to "paramount suggestions"

hm

msh210's CCCC should probably be unpinned

(assuming that it is)

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Q: What’s the big idea, 32.5 does not equal 31.5

Here’s a visual proof for why 32.5=31.5 Here’s the animation This puzzle came directly from Proofs without words on Mathoverflow. Your Goal: Explain what’s wrong with the proof and where the “missing square” went! Good luck, this one drove me crazy for a bit!

visual geometry

Prince North Læraðr

@Avi yikes?

Hehe it’s reads a bit klunky but I like how it turned out

*clunky

Prince North Læraðr

7:32 PM

Potato tomato

Pomato topato

uh, no, "klunky" is not a word

Prince North Læraðr

You’re klunky

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Q: Fortnightly Topic Challenges Threrun: Topic Suggestions

Let's do fortnightly topic challenges once again! What to Do: If you have an idea for a tag or a theme of any kind to use as a topic challenge, post it as an answer below. (Do note, you can propose anything, not only a tag). Only one suggestion per answer, please. Here is a list of all tags, to ...

discussion topic-challenge

^^ Periodic reminder to vote for topic challenges

Prince North Læraðr

Ooooooh I really like the wordless connect wall

Gareth McCaughan

7:38 PM

@PrinceNorthLæraðr Solution to your CCCC is (ELITIST CLAN - (-paramoun)T)* = SCINTILLAE, meaning "suggestions" as in "very small quantities".

Prince North Læraðr

@GarethMcCaughan Wow

@GarethMcCaughan WOW

solved in 17 minutes

Prince North Læraðr

I thought "suggestions" would throw people off for a while

Of course, I could never out-word Gareth

@matt I think I've seen one solved in 6 seconds?

Prince North Læraðr

@Avi There's one that Deusovi solved in literally I think 3 seconds?

7:40 PM

@PrinceNorthLæraðr Wouldn't surprise me

"TH SXTN WRDS/PHRSS N TH CNNCT WLL CLD B CTGRSD LK THS" hahaha

Prince North Læraðr

What

"The 16 words/phrases in this connect wall could be categorised like this"

Gareth McCaughan

(I didn't see it when it was first posted...)

(it = the C4)

Prince North Læraðr

@Avi Found it

@GarethMcCaughan I literally spent like an hour and a half making that clue

A book pun clue would be amazing

"ABC", a book by XYZ

Prince North Læraðr

7:49 PM

@GarethMcCaughan How'd you solve it so quickly?

@Avi how would that even be possible

Prince North Læraðr

@Avi What is the list of book clues?

@matt It definitely seems viable, especially if the part in quotes is a punny definition or something

yeah

@PrinceNorthLæraðr anything you can come up with lol

Prince North Læraðr

7:59 PM

@Avi No I mean can I see the list

"Escape Artistry", a book by Ron A. Way
"The Art of Uncertainty", a book by Kood B. Wright
"Finding the Unfindable", a book by Still C. King
"On Religion", a book by D. Vout
"Dietary Delights", a book by E. Normus
"Pure Productivity", a book by F. E. Shent
"Avoiding War", a book by Rev. Hugh G.
"Growing a Nest Egg", a book by H. Icken
"Atlantis", a book by Sunk I. Land
"Small-Time Fines", a book by J. Walker
"How (not) to House Your Dragon", a book by K. Jess
"Back in my Day", a book by L. Derr

Prince North Læraðr

@Avi "Staying Organized", a book by N. Tropee

Or maybe N. Trophie?

"Wait for it...", a book by Long Q.

I think the N and Q ones are passable atm

Prince North Læraðr

Eh... I don't really like them

It's pronounced "on-guard" not "en-guard"

"Count Your Blessings", a book by F. Yusev

ef·fu·sive: adjective
1.
expressing feelings of gratitude, pleasure, or approval in an unrestrained or heartfelt manner.

8:06 PM

wouldn't it be "Count your Blessings"?

ya

Prince North Læraðr

"Good Riddance!" a book by Mai X.

Okay, you got to admit, that's funny

Ya but the Anne X. is just too good to get rid of

Prince North Læraðr

How does that make sense?

it doesn't

but it's just so good

Prince North Læraðr

8:09 PM

Idk

@bobble Thoughts?

On what?

Prince North Læraðr

Mai X. or Anne X.?

Also, is that Mith or someone else with their account?

Prince North Læraðr

I think that's Mith

that is mith

Prince North Læraðr

8:10 PM

@Avi If you wanna use Anne X, you should instead use "War and Peace" by Anne X.

"Appropriate Behavior", by Anne X.

"Finding Sarah Connor", a book by Will B. Back

Prince North Læraðr

@Avi But to annex means like oust a country

@PrinceNorthLæraðr no it means to add a piece of territory

Prince North Læraðr

@Avi Well whatever the case

8:12 PM

and appropriate it for your own ends

hence, "Appropriate" behavior

double the puns :)

Prince North Læraðr

@Avi "How to be Successful in Realestate", a book by Anne X.

lol

Prince North Læraðr

Idk if I spelled that correctly

"Appropriate Diplomacy", a book by Anne X.

that's only 1 pun

Prince North Læraðr

whatever

8:14 PM

:PPP

"The Third Friday of May", a book by Malcolm X. Day

that's literally a thing though

Prince North Læraðr

"How to Get Away With Murder", a book by Oh J. Simpson

Q. Bickle

@PrinceNorthLæraðr yoinked!

"Dough!" by Home R. Simpson, idk

8:16 PM

"What's worse than a Pickle?", a book by Q. Bickle

Prince North Læraðr

@Avi “How I became CEO”, a book by Q. Bickle

@PrinceNorthLæraðr explain?

Prince North Læraðr

Idk

Cubicle, like office work

"How to Run a Museum", a book by Q. Rate

I think this one is better than what's there

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Q: Fractions with different denominators

Lets have the following fractions. $121393/28657$ $121393/17711$ $121393/10946$ $121393/?$ What number is on the denominator of the last fraction where the question mark is?

Prince North Læraðr

8:19 PM

Oh that one is good

“A Night in the Museum”, a book by Q. Rate

“Shower” a book by A. Pearl

"England after Henry I", a book by King, Stephen

Prince North Læraðr

I still think “Crime and Punishment” by P. Null should be up there

when you've posted 8 puzzles of a series of 10 and realize you want to remake the final part from scratch... sigh

Gareth McCaughan

@PrinceNorthLæraðr Thought process was something like: "Mismanaged" looks like an anagrind. ELITIST CLAN is one letter too many, but "neglected" could be a removal indicator. Maybe "the conclusion" means E (last letter of "the")? That's possible but LITISTCLAN doesn't look very promising and "paramount suggestions" seems an unlikely def (and "to" an unsatisfactory connector). Ah, but "the conclusion to paramount" would be T, leaving ELITISCLAN which seems plausible.

Prince North Læraðr

Ah, I see

Shucks

Gareth McCaughan

8:29 PM

Then I tried making it end with -TIES (didn't seem good) and -ICLES (just for fun, didn't seem good) and then I noticed SCINTILLAE.

hmm, what's wrong with "[wordplay] to [def]"?

Prince North Læraðr

?

> (and "to" an unsatisfactory connector)

Prince North Læraðr

oh ic

Gareth McCaughan

9:14 PM

Well, "to" doesn't mean "producing" or "is defined by" or "equals" or "is" or any such thing. It's no better than "in" or "of" or "by" or "with" would be, so far as I can see.

Dubious connectors are fairly common and fairly harmless, but it would still grate a bit.

9:43 PM

hey, Alconja!

"Night at the Museum", a movie by Q. Rate

nobody said we couldn't have some variety mixed in :P

"curate"?

Prince North Læraðr

@matt museum facilitator

yes, it's an occupation

as well as a verb

Prince North Læraðr

1 hour ago, by Prince North Læraðr

I still think “Crime and Punishment” by P. Null should be up there

9:51 PM

is it not "curator"?

Prince North Læraðr

It can also be curate, I think

@PrinceNorthLæraðr I disagree - who names their child "null"

UH OH

A curate ( KEWR-it) is a person who is invested with the care or cure (cura) of souls of a parish. In this sense, "curate" correctly means a parish priest; but in English-speaking countries the term curate is commonly used to describe clergy who are assistants to the parish priest. The duties or office of a curate are called a curacy. == Etymology and other terms == The term is derived from the Latin curatus (compare Curator). In other languages, derivations from curatus may be used differently. In French, the curé is the chief priest (assisted by a vicaire) of a parish, as is the Italian curato...

Prince North Læraðr

@Avi Fine, "Crime and Punishment" by P. Knull

"not to be confused with Curator"

Prince North Læraðr

Q. Rayter

9:52 PM

eh

Prince North Læraðr

"Garden Veggies", a book by Q. Cumburr

YESS

also, just a quick question, how does one pronounce "phuwbv"?

Prince North Læraðr

Fu-oo-bv

Idk

fuh wuh bvvvv

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Q: This puzzle's value is 334

The 28th of october is valued by 40. This sentence is valued by 17. This paragraph is valued by 143. This puzzle is valued by 334. Can you give the value of Puzzling StackExchange?

mathematics calculation-puzzle word-property formation-of-numbers word-sequence

Prince North Læraðr

9:57 PM

"I Was Going the Right Way," a song by W. Turn

"U do not know the way", a meme by W. Turn

Prince North Læraðr

Oh God no

Specifically, an attack on 'U's by 'W's

why is this happening?

"Night at the Museum", a movie by Q. Ray Torr

Prince North Læraðr

10:00 PM

Yessss

^ I introduced variety

and then it all went to hell

"My Face is not Green", a riposte by Nadia Venti

Prince North Læraðr

what

(more specifically, a riposte by N. V.)

Prince North Læraðr

I didn't get that one

"green with envy"

but if I had to explain it it probably wasn't up to par

OHHH

I just had a puzzle idea

Involving these book puns

Prince North Læraðr

10:04 PM

"Relieved", a book by P. Pad

"Avoiding Plagiarism", a book by Z. Rox

ha!

"Attention Seekers", a book by Bay B.

I just realized that Sciborg was the one who asked the latest "should there be a riley-riddle tag" meta question. They were just a random user at that time to me.

Prince North Læraðr

LOL

@Avi I like the original Kood B. Wright

Yeah I'm not replacing the original

I just thought this one would be nice

Prince North Læraðr

That was 10/10 solid

10:08 PM

we need a good one for O

Prince North Læraðr

~~"When America Was Great", a book by O. Bama"~~

"Bad News", a book by O. Noe

"Satisfaction", a book by O. Kay

"Historical Events", a book by O. Dam

Can't think of a 5/10 title but the name is 5/10

Prince North Læraðr

wut

like

If I could get a good title to match "O. Dam" then it would be 10/10

but I can't think of a good title

Prince North Læraðr

"Holy Shit", a book by O. Dam

10:12 PM

and O. Frick

Prince North Læraðr

"Shrek", a movie by O. Ger

"They're walking on me" by Linn O. Leum

Prince North Læraðr

Ooh that one's good

"They're walking on me" by Linn O. Liam

better?

better.

10:13 PM

Yea

Prince North Læraðr

"Don't Tread On Me", by Lin O. Liam

"Boring Flooring"?

or Lynn

Lin and Lynn are probably both fair game

ye

10:15 PM

@PrinceNorthLæraðr think I'll go with this

Hey, the 'borg has arrived!

"Fencing", a book by N. Gard needs fixing

didn't really like the entropy one though

Heya bobble :D

heya

I was the one who wrote the riley-riddle meta question, yes

Prince North Læraðr

10:16 PM

"Temptations", a book by N. Tice? ehh

N. Ties

I ran into ANOTHER roadblock for my FAFSA: it wants the exact value of my parents' savings & checking accounts, as well as all of their property values. ugggh

Prince North Læraðr

"Road Kill", a book by Dr. Iv N.

The exact value? What the fuck

Prince North Læraðr

"I Love You", a book by N. Emmy

@bobble wow

10:19 PM

That's extremely personal information, I don't feel comfortable telling my close friends that information let alone the government lol

@PrinceNorthLæraðr Keep your friends close and your N. Emmys closer

Well, exact to the nearest dollar. They let you get away with cents.

Prince North Læraðr

"Minecraft", a game by N. Dermann

"Wet", a book by Dr. N Ched? Hmmm

@Sciborg but the government is your friend. bestest friend. trust them with all your data, what could possibly go wrong?

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Q: The Popular Letter Chessboard

You are given a Chess board with black and white squares. You must fill your Chess board with Merriam Websters English words, or other equivalent dictionnaries if you prefer such that each square contains a letter ; You can fill vertically or horizontally but not diagonaly ; You can have more ...

mathematics calculation-puzzle optimization checkerboard word-search

10:22 PM

seems like an optimization puzzle

:/

it's tagged optimization

Prince North Læraðr

"Never Gonna Give You Up," a hit song by Reel N. Ted

why is there a dash?

there is no long a dash

it dashed away

just a dash of space-key

hehe I'll stop now

Prince North Læraðr

"Deflection", a book by Noe U.

this is still better -> "Staying Single", a book by U. Nick

Prince North Læraðr

10:25 PM

Yeah

My best line ever

My most-voted tag is STILL mazes, by the way. It's going to take a long time for any other to catch up.

Prince North Læraðr

"Running in Circles", a book by Sill N. Derr

@Sciborg, got any book puns?

hmp they left

"Timing the Market", a guide by Broke N. Hungry

lol

"A Comprehensive Guide to Crytography" by N. Crypt and D. Crypt

Prince North Læraðr

10:32 PM

"Baby It's Cold Outside", a song by Fair N. Heit

@Avi Can I see the updated list?

"Escape Artistry", a book by Ron A. Way
"The Art of Uncertainty", a book by Kood B. Wright
"Finding the Unfindable", a book by Still C. King
"On Religion", a book by D. Vout
"Dietary Delights", a book by E. Normus
"Pure Productivity", a book by F. E. Shent
"Avoiding War", a book by Rev. Hugh G.
"Growing a Nest Egg", a book by H. Icken
"Atlantis", a book by Sunk I. Land
"How to Get Away With Murder", a book by Oh J. Simpson
"How (not) to House Your Dragon", a book by K. Jess
"Back in my Day", a book by L. Derr

Prince North Læraðr

Oh, N. Devor?

Dever whatever

"Governing with Emotion", a book by Sen. Tim N. Tal

might need better title

but the name is good imo

"History of Laboratory Glassware", a book by Earl N. Mayer

nice!

Prince North Læraðr

10:44 PM

@Avi "The Good Ol' Days", a book by Sen Tim N. Tal

pairs well with

"Back in my Day", a book by L. Derr

Prince North Læraðr

Yup

How about "Get Off my Lawn"?

LOL

"Get Off My Lawn!", a book by L. Derr (new & improved)

"Planning for Retirement", a book by S. Tate <--- could probably be replaced

anyways, so here's my puzzle idea

gather a bunch of book puns

and de-abbreviate the names

for example, "Get Off My Lawn!", a book by Len Derr

and then the puzzle is to figure out the proper abbreviation for each pun

Probably too obvious for most

10:53 PM

e.g., "History of Laboratory Glassware", a book by Earl N. Mayer does not abbreviate Earl

but "The Good Ol' Days", a book by Sen Tim N. Tal does abbreviate Senator

@bobble so the difficulty in setting becomes coming up with non-obvious puns

and, you wouldn't have to restrict it to 1 letter being abbreviated

you could have things like "Dangerous Diseases", a book by Horatio Ignatius Victorio

straight reduced to H.I.V.

"Software Best Practices" by Dev E. Loper

Prince North Læraðr

"Juked", a novel by Finn S.

Bubbler, do you have any more grid-deductions in the making?

Prince North Læraðr

"Downpayments", a book by S. Tate

One for the next puzzle chain

11:02 PM

looking forward to it!

(explanation for "P. Knoll" cuz weirdly I don't get it @Avi )

the k is silent

Prince North Læraðr

@oAlt Penal means punishment related to a crime

oh right I forgot that word existed...

epic

How is "oAlt" pronouced?

11:10 PM

o-alt

ah

@PrinceNorthLæraðr perfect

Prince North Læraðr

@bobble Quick help for physics:

"Inside a washing machine, the radius of the cylinder where the clothes sit is 0.50 m. In one of its settings the machine spins the cylinder at 2.0 revolutions per second. What is the acceleration of an item of clothing?"

It's 4pi^2*0.5/4 right?

<there will be a lag time while I think>

pi^2 / 2 is what I got, which I think is the same as you if you simplify

Prince North Læraðr

huh?

why divided by 2?

Oh wait yeah

11:22 PM

velocity is pi / 2

oh you got it?

good

Prince North Læraðr

0.5*pi^2 is pi^2/2

Right. The answer isn't a choice on the list though

why not?

Prince North Læraðr

I don't know. Pi^2/2 gives me about 4.93

But the choices are as follows: (A) 0.080 m/s 2 (B) 1.6 m/s 2 (C) 8.0 m/s 2 (D) 79 m/s 2

oh wait 2 per second, not two in a second

(4pi)^2 * 0.5, no?

11:25 PM

or am I confusing myself?

Prince North Læraðr

@Bubbler Huh?

one revolution is 2pi radians, so the angular velocity is 4pi per second

Prince North Læraðr

Well i used the equation 4pi^2/T^2

T=period, so 2 revolution per second is 2^2 no?

2 revolutions per second means 0.5 seconds to rotate once

so T = 0.5

Prince North Læraðr

ohh

11:28 PM

yeah that was what i realized above

though I have trouble wording things under time pressure

Mine is from quick Wikipedia search, using a = w^2*r

Prince North Læraðr

So isn't it... 8pi^2

Yup

I'm really, really, really sorry North

So it's D, I think

Prince North Læraðr

No, it's fine lol

@Bubbler Yup. Got that

78.96

Or 79 m/s^2

11:30 PM

One useful approximation of pi is pi^2 = 10

If anyone needs help with arithmetic, I think this video will prove helpful.

Prince North Læraðr

11:49 PM

Amazing

Gareth McCaughan

Everything in that clip is correct. Modulo 9, that is. Fact.

Prince North Læraðr

10/10 arithmetic

@msh210 Also, why are you awake?

GO TO SLEEP

Gareth McCaughan

(i.e., the one trick he uses, over and over, is ignoring the difference between 10s and 1s.)

Prince North Læraðr

Yup

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