Cambridge Chat (previously New Cambridge Students Entry 2004)

No we simply don't have odd numbers. Honest.

First thing about this question, I'm not expecting anyone to give me answer. To be frank, I've not got a clue how to work it out.

Your offer is kind but an entire sombrero? my poor tummy.

I spent most of my revision time on it.

Hmm, interesting...however, most equations describing motion are derived by making assumptions about the forces acting on an object, and there's not much information I can think about relating to that here.



Well, you can have the bit of it that's not in my profile pic. That shouldn't cause too much indigestion. (was it worth that bet to get into Cam? Probably not)



Probably not much time though.

Nicky, did your maths teacher actually give you exactly the same problem? I changed some bits of it slightly...I'm hoping it still works.

No we simply don't have odd numbers. Honest.

Well I just went and checked, and we don't have odd numbers. But the street connecting to mine has odds and evens. So I live on a weirdo street I guess.

Nicky, did your maths teacher actually give you exactly the same problem? I changed some bits of it slightly...I'm hoping it still works.

Probably not much time though.

well i'm sorry but i dont see how "My eldest child is learning the piano" can help to provide a definite answer....anyone can learn to play the piano at any age....a 1 year old with suffiicent talent could at least start to learn, just like a 1 year old can learn to talk

It does tell you that there is AN eldest child though.

I think pol's possibly got the right answer although the logic he used is definitely not entirely the same as my maths teacher's!

What is a Wibble?

I got it!! Light bulb!

It is a deep and profound statement.

Wibble.