Pyramid

Martin paddles his canoe at an average speed of 3.6 what per hour?

Anonymous:

I'm in 6th grade 2

Guess what? I'm in year 2 (I wish if I can be in year 7 because as soon as I do year 2 maths, I get bored).

Melody:

Thanks for this Pyramid:)

how much are you gambling each time?

If you get $4 does that mean that you get $4 plus the amount that you gambled back again?

I hate to nit pick but that is what mathematicians are good at       :)

People say I have strange ideas. So, I'd rather not know how the coin will land. If the chance of landing on its side is so small that I have to make a difference less than a cent, I'll round to the nearest cent. I had a think. I guess the normal price is 50c, because if you win, you'll get more money and if you lose, you won't waste much money.

Whoops. I was meant to post this in "Number Puzzle"

$${\mathtt{2}}{\mathtt{\,-\,}}{\mathtt{1}} = {\mathtt{1}}$$

You should know this, but...

Here are some things that might happen:

1. A thief (including your friend) might steal the apple.
2. Your friend might give it back to you.
3. Your friend might eat half of it and give it back to you.
4. Your friend might give the seeds back to you.
5. You might eat the apple you're left with.

So there's more than 1 answer.

Oh, I didn't realize that*. CPhill, it would only be funny to me if you posted that answer.

*I'm not the user who typed that up.

Add 2 0s when you *100. I also want to ask you how many zeroes there are in that number you put in the title. Here is a link you can click on to see names of big numbers.

Thanks for the answer.

That would be a good answer. Besides, 1!=1.