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Category Archives: Math in my World
WCYDWT In-n-Out: Then and Now
So I was in In-n-Out last night and I noticed the pictures on the wall: My first thought was “man, I wish it was still that cheap.” Then I looked longingly at the menu to see the prices I paid: I … Continue reading
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restaurant.compound discounts
My dad uses restaurant.com to buy gift certificates at restaurants. As they boast on their website: Pretty good deal, right? Even better though, a quick google search for restaurant.com coupons yields this: So if you use both the coupons, what percent discount do … Continue reading
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The World’s Largest Menu
How large is it though? Just looking at the different ways to choose up to four toppings, I count over 30,o00 different possibilities. I challenge anyone to find a menu with over 30,000 dishes on it. Edit: In a sad attempt … Continue reading
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Does Math Have a Place in Other Subjects?
This is what I use as a bookmark. I found it in a book at a thrift store and kept it. When I saw it, I got really excited thinking I just earned 500,000 pesos. That has to be worth … Continue reading
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Bathroom Math
Behold – the mathematician’s laboratory: While I was relieving myself of large amounts of coffee, I couldn’t help but read what was right in front of my face. It’s not often that I stumble upon such a perfect example of ratios and percents. I … Continue reading
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