/r/theydidthemonstermath

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tha momster math :)

A truly cherished meme, please respect.

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Videl vs spopovich

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2024/07/16
00:22 UTC

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Is a 100 bead rekenrek easier to use than a 100 bead abacus?

1 Comment
2024/07/14
23:24 UTC

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Is a 100-bead rekenrek easier to use as an abacus?

1 Comment
2024/07/10
20:36 UTC

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Hey monstermathers how big is this silly boi and what chances do I have at beating him?

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2024/07/09
17:34 UTC

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Funny squares

Today I found out about relations between odd number if we add odd natural numbers in a sequence we get SQUARES . for eg . 1 + 3 = 4 , 1 + 3 + 5 = 9 , 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 = 16 , 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 = 25 , So on I kinda thought that it is pretty cool that I found on my own.

6 Comments
2024/07/09
12:13 UTC

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How many squirrels do you weigh?

29 Comments
2024/07/09
06:45 UTC

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[Request] What year will this become the standard speed compared to our current standard plans?

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2024/07/07
02:16 UTC

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How much sea rise is contributed by all the boats and ships on the ocean?

This is where I was told to come for an almost impossible to answer question like this. How much have all the ships on the ocean contributed to sea rise? I know there's going to be a difference between fully loaded and unloaded cargo vessels and cruise ships and whatnot. So let's have both answers if you will.

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2024/07/05
02:42 UTC

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you wouldnt believe your eyes

61 Comments
2024/07/01
19:15 UTC

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[request] is this accurate?

69 Comments
2024/06/30
13:33 UTC

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Human sized cricket

How loud would a cricket be if it were the size of a human being?

3 Comments
2024/06/27
21:45 UTC

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I don't know where to ask this, but someone could help me?

Can someone give me an idea of the size of (TREE)6 ?

7 Comments
2024/06/23
21:31 UTC

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Surely this would depend on the height of the floors, weight of the car, the initial speed then roof was driven off, and lots of other factors right?

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37 Comments
2024/06/14
22:05 UTC

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What math do I need to do to figure out how big I should make wings humans?

Found a post from a year ago asking a similar question on this subreddit, not exactly though. Looked at all the comments and all they were talking about was that it wouldn't work at all because humans aren't built to have wings. it don't rlly have to make complete sense, i just wanna know what math I gotta do man-

16 Comments
2024/06/09
19:56 UTC

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What is this sub

At first I thought I was a joke sub replying to anyone commenting r/theydidthemath with r/theydidthemonstermath as a play on the monster mash (it’s an old song just google it). But now I’m thinking it’s just r/theydidthemath for fantasy questions

13 Comments
2024/06/05
05:34 UTC

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Can American currency be counted using an abacus?

6 Comments
2024/06/04
03:22 UTC

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Some moron posted this the other day and I felt a need to disprove it

The only version of Godzilla to be based on a real creature is the 1998 version, which is an iguana that's mutated to be giant and have long arms and legs. Everything else is some kind of mutated fish dinosaur, which we obviously couldn't do the math on. That means the iguana version is the only one that somrone could have solid numbers for. The best you could do for any other version would be a straight guess. That iguana is officially said to be 54.86 meters long. In contrast, the average common male iguana is 1.981 meters long. Godzilla is 32.6x the size of a normal iguana. Therefore, this post is arguing that the average iguana pees about 4,645,305 gallons every day. That's obviously not true. Consider this post disproven

Sources: [1](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120685/trivia/?item=tr5850656#:~:text=This is the only version,as lizards by actual scientists.) [2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zilla_(Godzilla)#:~:text=In the 1998 film and,54.86 m) tall mutated lizard.) 3

70 Comments
2024/06/03
14:36 UTC

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What?

This r/ was down, right?

0 Comments
2024/05/29
18:36 UTC

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[Request] How much kilos is the volcano of krakatoa

From the sea level to the top

3 Comments
2024/05/25
09:35 UTC

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Road to Solving the Mellenium Prize Problems

I just graduated from High School but I actually don't understand most of the math I did there, especially calculus. I enthusiasm for mathematics but I am not really good at it. I have decided that I will embark on a journey to learn mathematics from the ground up to advanced topics. I know something like this can take years but I intend to do it in 6 months. Does anyone want to join me in this? Any advice maybe?

5 Comments
2024/05/19
18:07 UTC

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How thick is a paper when it is folded 1000000000 times

I asked my friend how many times can i fokd the paper she was like 1000 million times and i was like (i wonder how thicc that is)

63 Comments
2024/05/14
17:18 UTC

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[Self] Why the pokemon move surf is stronger than hydro pump.

6 Comments
2024/05/11
04:38 UTC

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Hello!

The argument is that the video in my post is that the object(s) in question are skydivers with flairs attached to their feet, the parachutes engage and that’s what allows them to look like they’re staying in motion

VS

An astronomical event

Based on the zoom, perspective and size of these objects I think they’re bigger than a person would be.

Someone please help me out with the math 🧮 to prove or disprove this

14 Comments
2024/05/07
19:30 UTC

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If each US president ran for only one term or every other president ran for two, who would be president today?

Beginning with George Washington who was in office from April 30, 1789 to March 4, 1797.

Thomas Jefferson

March 4, 1801 to March 4, 1809

8 Comments
2024/04/24
06:13 UTC

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Guys why is this sub so dead

15 Comments
2024/04/22
17:48 UTC

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[Request] How many Super Mario Maker Levels are possible?

This is a giant number so good luck. Super mario maker 2 btw not 1

8 Comments
2024/04/21
09:02 UTC

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Let's say that the last black hole fully disentegrate in about 5 × 10^97 years or about 50 trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion years. Also currently known as the "death" of the universe, where time doesnt have a meaning anymore.

If that were the case, give or take a few trillion years,

Todays time would be at about
0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000027 % of the way to the end of the universe. That is 2.7 hundredts of a septenvigintillion of the way.

The death of all matter, meaning that all protons that weren't absorbed in time by a black hole would be at about
0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000002 % of the way to the end of the universe. That is 2 septendecillionths of the way.

It gets even crazier.

If we were to stretch the entire fuckin life of the universe, big bang to pure emptiness, in a year, these two event would happen

today's time :

8.5x 10^-83 or 8.5 hundredts of sexvigintillionth of a second after midnight on january first

and the death of all matter excluding black holes :

6.3x 10^-47 or 6.3 hundredths quattuordecillionth of a second after midnight on january first

And if we put the big bang as the start of a year and the death of all matter exluding black holes on the span of a year, current times would happen

6.3 x 10^-49 or 6.3 tenths of a quindecillionth of a second on january first right after midnight.

Since this doesnt mean shit, and is way too small, , let's put this on the scale of the current lifespan of the universe. Let's say the big bang starts at the big bang and the death of all matter happens right now, 13.7 billion years later. Where would current times be ? Welp here's the answer :

2.7 x 10^-31 or 2.7 tenths of a nonillionth of a second after the big bang.

That's fucking wild

We are so fucking meaningless in the grand scheme of time, i absolutely love this. I am an aspiring physics teacher and i love this !

If you have any question about the math, please do ask !
(There also may be errors) (Writing error too, i'm billingual but not on astronomical numbers levels)

If you read this all, congrats,
If you read this all, you are welcome for the existential crisis.

14 Comments
2024/04/20
00:18 UTC

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How long will it take for the Earth's rotation to slow to the point where the sidereal day matches our 24-hour standard day?

6 Comments
2024/04/16
18:20 UTC

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did anyone else read the title for *monster mash* and sing along

10 Comments
2024/04/15
11:34 UTC

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