44 BC being a leap year, had a February 30 and our hero could celebrate his birthday at least once in four years!
44 BC being a leap year, had a February 30 and our hero could celebrate his birthday at least once in four years!
What do you think, will the manoeuvre work? (For our purpose, consider the cans to have no mass.)
The &answers need to be not just correct to count, but have one important distinction.
Obviously we can't allow that kind of a thing to happen without the very fabric or rubric or whatever the heck of our society tattering to confetti, can we?
What happens to the water level in a swimming pool if a large stone is thrown overboard from a boat which is floating in the pool? Does the water level rise, fall or remain unchanged?
You take the easy problems, wallop the answers out of them and scram to the keyboards shouting "eureka" in Greek or something.
What is unusual about the following words: Revive, Banana, Grammar, Voodoo, Assess, Potato, Dresser And Uneven
A magnetised ball rolls around it with the compass's needle pointing to the ball at all times.
Let's see how many people know the words for the following eight definitions of some really common things
(The problem was: "A chicken farmer also has some cows for a total of 30 animals, and the animals have 74 legs in all. How many chickens does the farmer have?" - MS)