Friday Funny: Family Member puzzle
It has been a long time since posting a Friday Funny puzzle, but I found this one recently and thought I would see how you go with it.
Just make sure you think about the information provided.
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Friday Funny: Bo Burnham: “Unpaid Intern” Reaction Video
This is the first Firday Funny post for a while and the first for the year 2023.
While visiting my eldest son in Canberra over Christmas and New Year, he showed me some of comedian, actor, filmmaker and songwriter Bo Burnham’s videos on YouTube and Netflix.
One in particular was really funny while still being safe enough to post on my blog….
Friday Funny: Creating The Worst Programming Language Ever – Mark Rendle
It has been a while since I have posted a Friday Funny, so here is my latest fun find for you.
Fellow Microsoft MVP Mark Rendle presented this great session at the NDC Conference in Oslo, Norway in 2021 about his personal quest to design the worst programming language ever!
After watching the video with laughter, shock and horror I had to share it with you.
Friday Funny: Solution to Body Builder, Masks and Dumbbells algebra maths puzzle
It is time to post the solution to the Body Builder, Masks and Dumbbells algebra maths puzzle that was posted last week.
If you have not had a go at solving this puzzle and registering your answer on the poll; Stop reading the solution, click on the link above and go do it now. 🙂
Friday Funny: Body Builder, Masks and Dumbbells algebra maths puzzle
Here is another numeric picture maths puzzle to inflict upon you. This one is a sign of the times with a body builder wearing a mask while exercising at home.
Standard warning: It does require a close look at the image to get the correct answer and don’t forget order of operations.
Friday Funny: What’s the solution to 12 / 2 (5 – 2)?
For this week’s Friday Funny we are going to see how people interpret the Order of Operations rules that they should have been taught at school. Most people know a mnemonic to help remember the basic rules, the actual mnemonic depends on whether you say Brackets or Parentheses, whether you say Indices, Exponents or Orders, and whether you put Multiplication or Division next.
Regardless of which terminology and mnemonic you use, they do not cover all situations as the following example demonstrates:
Friday Funny: Solution to Cookies, Bananas and Clocks algebra maths puzzle
It is time to post the solution to the Cookies, Bananas and Clocks algebra maths puzzle that was posted last month.
If you have not had a go at solving this puzzle and registering your answer on the poll; Stop reading the solution, click on the link above and go do it now. 🙂
Friday Funny: Solution to Tables, Baskets and Shirts algebra maths puzzle
It is time to post the solution to the Tables, Baskets and Shirts algebra maths puzzle that was posted earlier this month.
If you have not had a go at solving this puzzle and registering your answer on the poll; Stop reading the solution, click on the link above and go do it now. 🙂
Friday Funny: Cookies, Bananas and Clocks algebra maths puzzle
I have found yet another numeric picture maths puzzle to inflict upon you. This one makes me think it is time for some food.
Standard warning: It does require a close look at the image to get the correct answer and don’t forget order of operations.
Friday Funny: Tables, Baskets and Shirts algebra maths puzzle
I have found another numeric picture maths puzzle to inflict upon you. I do think that the table should have been an ironing board to keep the laundry theme.
Standard warning: It does require a close look at the image to get the correct answer and don’t forget order of operations.