Question

if a chicken and a half can lay an egg and a half in a day and a half, how long will it take one chicken to lay two dozen eggs?

Answer 1

she will never lay them lol

Answer 2

jk

Answer 3

wait how can a chicken lay half an egg

Answer 4

oh nvm

Answer 5

it is impossible, that why i answered that she will never lay them

Answer 6

@ganeshie8

Answer 7

o...k

Answer 8

but she can lie 1 egg

Answer 9

lie

Answer 10

maybe round 1.5chiken to 1 chiken

Answer 11

and 1.5 egg to 1 egg

Answer 12

yea im done questioning this

Answer 13

this problem is same as `there are 5 apples on 1 oak and 3 apples on other oak. how many apples there are?`

Answer 14

that aint even logical question

Answer 15

Actually this question kind of confused me. Is it 16?

Answer 16

Let's call "chickens" for \(\delta\), eggs for \(\beta\) and days as \(\Omega\) it should imply, by the gven information that the relationship is:
\[\frac{ 3 }{ 2 } \delta = \frac{ 3 }{ 2 } \beta = \frac{ 3 }{ 2 } \Omega\]
And cancelling things out should yield:
\[\delta = \beta = \Omega\]
Which implies that they have a proportional relationship and the relationship we are looking for is 1:24 between shickens and eggs, that would allow us to calculate how many chicken and eggs there will be in some timeframe in such a way that every chicken would've laid 24 eggs.

Those are my first thoughts on this.

Answer 17

what the monkey is a \(\Omega\)?

Answer 18

a horse-shoe.
... Okay, it's the greek letter "Omega".

Answer 19

yeah i got the watch!

Answer 20

gtg, i'll ask again later

Answer 21

Have a nice day.

Answer 22

wtf that was not even a logical question

Answer 23

Chicken and egg problem discussion:

http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/58675.html

@misty1212