Simple Maths Question #2

[Deftera]

I have 10 ladders, my friend threw 2 apples on my roof.

Please calculate the Kelvin of Canis Majoris VY.

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[walkstick]

I have 10 ladders, my friend threw 2 apples on my roof.

Please calculate the Kelvin of Canis Majoris VY.

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it at least 1 kevlin

[NotSeedTopian]

I have 10 ladders, my friend threw 2 apples on my roof.

Please calculate the Kelvin of Canis Majoris VY.

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[Deftera]

it at least 1 kevlin

wowowowow thanks for your contribution to this thread wowowowow

[loyalty]

an interesting question i must say

[Satania]

I have 10 ladders, my friend threw 2 apples on my roof.

Please calculate the Kelvin of Canis Majoris VY.

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You have 10 ladders and your friend threw 2 apples to the roof. We all know the apples are very important to measuring temperature, the apples have heated up to 2 Kelvin due to Canis Majoris VY, which is 174.5 times less than the temperature of ladders. 2K(174.5)=349K, so the Kelvin of a ladder is 398K. 10 ladders are equal to the Kelvin of Canis Majoris VY, so 349K(10)=3490K. With this, I can conclude that the size of bigfoot's toes are at least 25cm in size.

[Deftera]

You have 10 ladders and your friend threw 2 apples to the roof. We all know the apples are very important to measuring temperature, the apples have heated up to 2 Kelvin due to Canis Majoris VY, which is 174.5 times less than the temperature of ladders. 2K(174.5)=349K, so the Kelvin of a ladder is 398K. 10 ladders are equal to the Kelvin of Canis Majoris VY, so 349K(10)=3490K. With this, I can conclude that the size of bigfoot's toes are at least 25cm in size.

That's a really detailed answer, too bad the answer is still wrong

[EerieGt]

Who's Kevin and what's up with his major Canis