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Math : R/IncorrectlyCorrecting Yea i’ve noticed people struggle with the concept of when to multiply by 100 to make the percentage. and if you keep that 1.00 = 100% in mind, you can always check whatever result you got if it aligns. i feel like if you can't remember that "per cent" means "per 100" then no trick is going to help. in french it’s great “cent” literally means 100. Thanks for watching!twitch https://www.twitch.tv/cliccymerch https://teespring.com/stores/the clicks storediscord https://discordapp.com/invite/tmnb7sr.

Math Is Hard : R/confidentlyincorrect

Math Is Hard : R/confidentlyincorrect They mixed decimals and percentages to make their argument look better, which means they are either so bad at math they didn't know that's not how things work, or are doing something that most of us would call lying. R/confidentlyincorrect "no pronouns in bible" the click • 487k views • 2 years ago. As someone who is math incompetent, i read that post and have zero fucking idea who is right or wrong. “the population of england is 50 million if you use your calculator to multiply 50 million by 100 you get 50 billion it’s very simple math. 100% of the english population is 50 billion”.

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10000 Best R/confidentlyincorrect Images On Pholder | No Nation Older Than 250 Years The order of operations is american and therefore wrong. two in a row! it's actually painful how incorrect this dude is. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. How did you know that i am a plumber? no, 0.02% is not the same as 2%. when we're thinking about percents, we're asking "how many out of 100?" 0.02% = 0.02 out of 100. that's the same as 2 out of 10,000, which is not the same thing as 2%. Why are people (at least on reddit) so confidently incorrect when it comes to math problems? i've seen this so often that i'm starting to wonder if there's an actual psychological reason behind it.

R/ConfidentlyIncorrect Mod Is Confidently Incorrect : R/confidentlyincorrect

R/ConfidentlyIncorrect Mod Is Confidently Incorrect : R/confidentlyincorrect How did you know that i am a plumber? no, 0.02% is not the same as 2%. when we're thinking about percents, we're asking "how many out of 100?" 0.02% = 0.02 out of 100. that's the same as 2 out of 10,000, which is not the same thing as 2%. Why are people (at least on reddit) so confidently incorrect when it comes to math problems? i've seen this so often that i'm starting to wonder if there's an actual psychological reason behind it.

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