Common core math looks more like old mistakes.

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Fox Mike said:
caryc said:
Hmmmm...

take 2018 and subtract 2010 and the kid is still 8 years old. Still works for me. I don't get it.
Try this. BORN in 2010. The time between 2010 and 2018 is eight years not 18. Does that help you?

Isn't that what I said?
 
caryc said:
Fox Mike said:
caryc said:
Hmmmm...

take 2018 and subtract 2010 and the kid is still 8 years old. Still works for me. I don't get it.
Try this. BORN in 2010. The time between 2010 and 2018 is eight years not 18. Does that help you?

Isn't that what I said?
I don't think he was talking to you, I think he was trying to spell it out a different way for Prof. Dinko. :lol:
 
apparently she was not an engineering or physical sciences major...

Jim
 
I think I know where the professor was educated on math:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HvGven4qJ0&frags=pl%2Cwn

Not old mistake, old comedy thanks to Abbott and Costello!
 
Jeepnik said:
This explains it all. An he is a professor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIWaJ0sy03g

Hi,

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I was not even paying attention to the math... the bad grammar is what got me.

"is now 18 years." Year's what? I would have written "18 Years old"
but then it depends on what month they were born and what month it is now.
 
Perhaps modern math is using the Abbott and Costello math system. If you want to laugh, call up Abbott and Costello Math and enjoy modern math.
 

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