OT: Impossible question

Curgan

Member
Ok i thought about this some more and its all in the wording...

Well if it *feels* twice as cold, you must be losing twice as much heat from your body.
Heat loss is proportional to temperature difference (Newton's Law of Cooling).

Body heat = 37 degrees Celsius approx.
Temperature difference before 0-37 = -37 degrees Celsius, approx.
Temperature difference next day = twice that = -74 degrees Celsius, approx.
Therefore, it must be 37-74 degrees = -37 degrees Celsius.

It's a good sign that this works in F as well as C:
before temperature difference = 32 - 98 = -66 degrees F
next day difference: -132 F
Temperature outside is = 98-132 = -34 F

which is about -37 C
 

new reefer 03

Active Member
Ok i thought about this some more and its all in the wording...

Well if it *feels* twice as cold, you must be losing twice as much heat from your body.
Heat loss is proportional to temperature difference (Newton's Law of Cooling).

Body heat = 37 degrees Celsius approx.
Temperature difference before 0-37 = -37 degrees Celsius, approx.
Temperature difference next day = twice that = -74 degrees Celsius, approx.
Therefore, it must be 37-74 degrees = -37 degrees Celsius.

It's a good sign that this works in F as well as C:
before temperature difference = 32 - 98 = -66 degrees F
next day difference: -132 F
Temperature outside is = 98-132 = -34 F

which is about -37 C


your overthinking this... :drooool:
 

funkpolice

Active Member
that wasn't a serious question. More of a sarcastic remark pertaining to the previous question. It's a line from House of a Thousand Corpses. I'm still waiting to find out how cold 2X0C is. Hopefully the person that knows will ask a simple trivia question.
 

sambrinar

Well-Known Member
That's cuz we are all old guys...

OK the train is traveling at 55 mph, and the opposite train is traveling at 6 mph.. aahhh who cares.. LOL

Freeking math riddles are the worst
 

Curgan

Member
i just googled it so we could move on, i dont have an explaination.... :\

Ok New Question...

This is a visual riddle... what known phrase does this image depict..


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