Baaaah! So, I’m teaching my 30 year old cousin a year and a half’s worth of high school math that she hasn’t seen in fifteen+ years in the time span of less than a week so she can take her GED on Saturday. We’ve only covered math, and I still have to brush her up on language arts, the proper forms of an essay, science, and social studies, which is pretty much bits of government and econ. This, is challenging, but I can’t believe how much I enjoy teaching.
Anonymous asked: i want your number
Okay, here you go. And in spite of the last anon, good luck.
Twelve divided by four times two, the atomic number of the theoretical element tetraneutron, one plus one, the square root of four, the radicant of three times itself, the first odd number in numerical sequence, the first even number that is also technically divisible by two, the square root of eighty-one, six to the power of this number equals ten-million seventy-thousand six-hundred and six, the four-bit binary complement of number nine.
Sitting in front of me in soil mechanics…
