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Funny Stuff!
Chat With Me!
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Fri, 30 Jun 2006
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 This is Mark, here.
Hello, there, Earthlings. I am count Zoolou from
planet Cronkouw, and I am here to take over your
homeplanet.
JK!
This is MZ's cousin Mark. I regret to inform you
that MZ's computer crashed, and was sent to the
fixers about a month ago. Sadly, it couldnt be
fixed. He is getting a new one and may not get it
for the next week or so.
So, Happy Summer Holidays, everyone! and I wish
you a safe summer, waiting in suspense for MZ.
Yours sincerely,
Mark Ingleton.
PS. I have added a couple of new "Math" touches
to this site till MZ comes back to his comp. (he
refuses to go on any other computer except his).
He HATES math. Well, frankly, so do I. But oh well.
If you wanna find out about cross multiplying,
division, and fractions, apply to
markingletonfifteen@hotmail.com, or just ignore
The Math boxes and click CrossMultiply to go on to
a joke! Same With Fractions. They are stories and
riddles, as Division is Home and HaHa, Mz is The
Blog.
Posted 09:26
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5 comments
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Um... Ok.
But I REALLY need help with multiplying, dudes.
Anyone out there who can help me?
ANYONE????????????????????????????????????????????
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Again, ten secs later, I am here.
CROSS multiplying, that is.
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Hey, Trisha
Hey Trisha, i can help you. Heres a start:
3/8 x 2/5. Now what? Well,
you see if there is any way a 3 can divide into
5. Any common factor between them? Any UNcommon
one? Nooooooooope. So, lets go the other way
crossed. (Think of an x for
multiplying.) Is there any way a 2
and an 8 can have a common factor???????
Yeeeeeeeeeees. What is one. Choose the lowest. 8?
nope. 4? nopesy doodley. 2? Yeeeees. It can go
into 8, what... 4 times. So change the eight into
a 4. You should be at
3/4 x 2/5 by now.
Now, how many times does our factor "2" go INTO
the numerator 2? you know, the one on top of the
5. It goes in once, just 1 time. So change that 2
into a 1. NOW, you be at,
3/4 x 1/5 by now.
Pretend that the 3 is on top of the four and the
1 on the top of the five. Maybe it would be best
to write it down. Now, you should multiply
normally. 3 x 1 is 3, so the numerator (The top
number) of the answer would be 3.Now for 4 x 5.
That is simple. 20. So, the denominator (the
bottom number) of the answer is 20. There. Now
your answer should be, 3/20. Understand now,
Trisha person? And anyone else, it was never
simple for me until I got taugh it to carfully by
my teacher. ah well.
Sincerely, Millya.
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Thanks, Millya
Thanks for the info, Millya. It really actually
helped. Our school doesnt let out till July 5th
and today (I go to boarding school) I got 9/10 in
the cross-multiplying remake quiz! The one I got
wrong was 34/76 x 76/56. You werent allowed to
use a calcualtor. Not that I would have done!!!)
hey, could you, like, you know, be my internet
chatperson? Not on this joke blog, but you
know...? Have you got MZs toolbar? it has a
ticker on it, so that would be good. Well know
stuff from the ticker.
Sincerely, Trisha.
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yer welcome
your welcome, Trisha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and maybe to all your other quezzies. Hey, if you
were at boarding school 2day, why are you here
now? Today Sat, right? And I was just looking up
jokes on this site and And I went to the blog,
asking at quezzie for MZ or mark the alien, and
suddenly I find four comments! one just
practically popped up!
from, Millya
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