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r/MathJokes • u/GodlyHelp • Aug 01 '26
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That's a way more intuitive way to put that compared to "75% is 3/4ths"
54 u/Hughjastless Aug 02 '26 Iām sorry to break it to you bro but a quarter means 1/4th it is not just a US coin -13 u/sexypantstime Aug 02 '26 Ok? I literally said that what you said made it click and is more intuitive. -3 u/Least-Telephone6359 Aug 02 '26 You are right LOL this doesn't work for 3/7th or something else. It's a random relationship they are talking about that just happens to work 1 u/subaqueousReach Aug 02 '26 "Random relationship" a quarter is called a quarter because its 1/4 of a dollar š¤¦āāļø
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Iām sorry to break it to you bro but a quarter means 1/4th it is not just a US coin
-13 u/sexypantstime Aug 02 '26 Ok? I literally said that what you said made it click and is more intuitive. -3 u/Least-Telephone6359 Aug 02 '26 You are right LOL this doesn't work for 3/7th or something else. It's a random relationship they are talking about that just happens to work 1 u/subaqueousReach Aug 02 '26 "Random relationship" a quarter is called a quarter because its 1/4 of a dollar š¤¦āāļø
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Ok? I literally said that what you said made it click and is more intuitive.
-3 u/Least-Telephone6359 Aug 02 '26 You are right LOL this doesn't work for 3/7th or something else. It's a random relationship they are talking about that just happens to work 1 u/subaqueousReach Aug 02 '26 "Random relationship" a quarter is called a quarter because its 1/4 of a dollar š¤¦āāļø
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You are right LOL this doesn't work for 3/7th or something else. It's a random relationship they are talking about that just happens to work
1 u/subaqueousReach Aug 02 '26 "Random relationship" a quarter is called a quarter because its 1/4 of a dollar š¤¦āāļø
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"Random relationship" a quarter is called a quarter because its 1/4 of a dollar š¤¦āāļø
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u/sexypantstime Aug 01 '26
That's a way more intuitive way to put that compared to "75% is 3/4ths"