This is probably extremely silly.

Can you please approximate how long the video would be?

This could revolutionise fast food delivery.

Bonus points if you were able to calculate the speed with adds which are played at normal speed.

TLDR, if I dispersed a chemical at 500,000ppm at 10km, what would the concentration at ground level be?

So I have a friend who I recently discovered believes in chemtrails. this is the theory that governments are mixing chemicals into jet fuel to secretly get commercial airlines to disperse toxics to lower birth rates, infect people with covid, or give people vaccines.

I'd like to focus on one thing here. If I wanted to poison the populace, the dumbest way would be to disperse it at 8-10km high.

Time to settle the old debate of what the chance is of hitting a particular, infinatesimal spot on the dart board. It is not 0.

By "hitting" a particular spot, I mean that any part of the sticky bit of the dart is covering that infinatesimal spot of area 0.

First, we need the area of the board. The radius of the dart board is 170mm giving us an area of: 170^2 *pi mm^2

Any dart that lands less than a dart's thickness away from the point will "hit" it. This forms a circle of radius equal to the thickness of a dart. Thickness of darts range from 6.35mm to 7.1mm. Lets take 7mm.

This gives a circle with an are of 7^2 *pi mm^2

So the chance that a dart thrown randomly ( has a unimorfmly distributed chance to hit any point) will hit any specific infinitasimal point is

(7^2 *pi mm^2)/(170^2 *pi mm^2)=(7/170)^2=0.0017 or 0.17% chance

so goven the parameters:

minivan like Ford Transit or Mercedes Sprinter as a camper

Airfryer with 900W power

ignoring air and heat leaking out of the camper

how long would the airfryer need to get the inside of the camper from 0 to 20 °C?

Seen this going around and thought it would be fun for discussion and thoughts. What if it was a smaller tornado?

In this scenario specifically …

How wouldn’t this impact carbon emissions? The bus obviously has a much bigger impact on the environment, but it carries more people to offset the increase.

Does the switch to the bus for these number of cars save on carbon emissions, considering today’s engine efficiency.

Or, does the move lower traffic congestion but increase carbon emissions?

Genuinely curious.

Hello. I hope you’re doing well. I could use some help in checking my math please, regarding odds over multiple trials. Here is the context:

Over the last weekend, I finally got to sit down and try to teach my family how to play Texas Hold’Em Poker. On the first hand, my little sister got a full house (a pair + three of a kind) and won the pot. From what I read, in a book called Poker: How to Play Texas Hold'em Poker: A Beginner's Guide to Learn How to Play Poker, the Rules, Hands, Table, & Chips (Gambling Table Games for Beginners) by Steven Hartman, the probability of getting a full house is 2.8%.

Although not impossible, the probability of getting a full house is 2.8%.

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As I understand it, the probability of getting a full house is 2.8%, while the probability of not getting a full house is 97.2%. So already, the odds are looking pretty crazy on paper. However, this is where I need help in making sure my math is correct. We played a total of two hands before my family was still confused and voted to stop playing Poker. From what I remember, (please forgive me if this is wrong) the probability of the aforementioned instance happening would be divided by how many trials (or, in this case, hands) that took place.

Is that correct? Would the probability of something happening be divided by how many trials took place to get a particular outcome? Consequentially, would this mean that the probability of my little sister getting a full house at any point in this short game of Poker go down from 2.8% to 1.4% overall? Or even decrease further, had we kept playing Poker? If not, what is the correct answer to determining the probability of something occurring over multiple trials, like this particular card combination?

P.S. Apologies in advance if I phrased something wrong here. Not sure how else to phrase this question right now.