Changamsha bongo…watu ya high IQ wafike hapa upesi
Naona Sundays biz ya Matatu iko down unazunguka nayo backseat ukibrowse
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Hehe, Niko tu kejani kaka, ndio kumalizia game ya Arsenali
Cc: @Dudu1
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Sigisty six ama…Niko maji kiasi
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Yeah. Ushapewa lika hapo juu.
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Answer is 199
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Kwa wale wamechanganyikiwa
calculation is:*
Let x = the number of flying birds*
The flying birds said they needed half of themselves plus the greeting bird to make 100* So x/2 + 1 = 100* Solving for x,
we get x = 66
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Huwezi pata hapa elders…wamechanganikiwa saidi
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Hii ni kuanza kuapply formula ya X dammit nimefanya hesabu…66
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Let me check with my other student.
@Kanguthi, could you explain how you arrived at the answer of 199?
Watu wamezoea calculation ya 150 ukiongeza X it becomes rocket science
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Hehe, @cortedivoire anajiuliza birds huongea zikisema nini.
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I ment 198
X/2+1=100
X/2=100_1=99
X=99×2
X=198
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I see where you went wrong, the assumption you made here is inacurate; X/2+1 ≠100
Note “they said we are not hundred”
Which means they could have been over a 100
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Note the statement “we need half of us plus you to make us hundred”.
Does it mean they were less than a 100, they could have ment if we divide ourself by half then we add you we can make 100
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Let’s work this out. Let’s assume there are 66 birds. They needed half of that, which is 33, plus 1, to make 100.
You arrived at 198, which is our ‘n.’ If they needed half of 198, that would be 99, plus 1, bringing the total to 298.
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@Electronics4u bookmark or tag this thread. Niko reggae mahali na hii debate imenivuruga vibaya sana.
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Ddnt read " make us 100" , i read " make 100" which is an all different thing.
Pole mkuu, make us 100 means they were less than 100.
Yes answer ni 66.
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