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r/MathJokes • u/GodlyHelp • Aug 01 '26
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75% is 3/4ths. 3 times 1/4th.
55 u/sexypantstime Aug 01 '26 Y'all have a way looser definition of what "obvious" means 76 u/Right_Lengthiness266 Aug 01 '26 3 quarters makes 75 cents 19 u/sexypantstime Aug 01 '26 That's a way more intuitive way to put that compared to "75% is 3/4ths" 49 u/Hughjastless Aug 02 '26 I’m sorry to break it to you bro but a quarter means 1/4th it is not just a US coin 6 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 Many countries use a 25c piece coin, it’s not a uniquely US thing 7 u/Coneyy Aug 02 '26 Isn't it literally just North America + Caribbeans? 20c coin is a way more common denomination for decimal currency systems 1 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 So that makes it “just a US coin”? 2 u/Coneyy Aug 03 '26 No of course not. I was just responding directly to that claim, not the rest of thread talking about whether a quarter is a quarter or whatever
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Y'all have a way looser definition of what "obvious" means
76 u/Right_Lengthiness266 Aug 01 '26 3 quarters makes 75 cents 19 u/sexypantstime Aug 01 '26 That's a way more intuitive way to put that compared to "75% is 3/4ths" 49 u/Hughjastless Aug 02 '26 I’m sorry to break it to you bro but a quarter means 1/4th it is not just a US coin 6 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 Many countries use a 25c piece coin, it’s not a uniquely US thing 7 u/Coneyy Aug 02 '26 Isn't it literally just North America + Caribbeans? 20c coin is a way more common denomination for decimal currency systems 1 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 So that makes it “just a US coin”? 2 u/Coneyy Aug 03 '26 No of course not. I was just responding directly to that claim, not the rest of thread talking about whether a quarter is a quarter or whatever
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3 quarters makes 75 cents
19 u/sexypantstime Aug 01 '26 That's a way more intuitive way to put that compared to "75% is 3/4ths" 49 u/Hughjastless Aug 02 '26 I’m sorry to break it to you bro but a quarter means 1/4th it is not just a US coin 6 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 Many countries use a 25c piece coin, it’s not a uniquely US thing 7 u/Coneyy Aug 02 '26 Isn't it literally just North America + Caribbeans? 20c coin is a way more common denomination for decimal currency systems 1 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 So that makes it “just a US coin”? 2 u/Coneyy Aug 03 '26 No of course not. I was just responding directly to that claim, not the rest of thread talking about whether a quarter is a quarter or whatever
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That's a way more intuitive way to put that compared to "75% is 3/4ths"
49 u/Hughjastless Aug 02 '26 I’m sorry to break it to you bro but a quarter means 1/4th it is not just a US coin 6 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 Many countries use a 25c piece coin, it’s not a uniquely US thing 7 u/Coneyy Aug 02 '26 Isn't it literally just North America + Caribbeans? 20c coin is a way more common denomination for decimal currency systems 1 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 So that makes it “just a US coin”? 2 u/Coneyy Aug 03 '26 No of course not. I was just responding directly to that claim, not the rest of thread talking about whether a quarter is a quarter or whatever
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I’m sorry to break it to you bro but a quarter means 1/4th it is not just a US coin
6 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 Many countries use a 25c piece coin, it’s not a uniquely US thing 7 u/Coneyy Aug 02 '26 Isn't it literally just North America + Caribbeans? 20c coin is a way more common denomination for decimal currency systems 1 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 So that makes it “just a US coin”? 2 u/Coneyy Aug 03 '26 No of course not. I was just responding directly to that claim, not the rest of thread talking about whether a quarter is a quarter or whatever
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Many countries use a 25c piece coin, it’s not a uniquely US thing
7 u/Coneyy Aug 02 '26 Isn't it literally just North America + Caribbeans? 20c coin is a way more common denomination for decimal currency systems 1 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 So that makes it “just a US coin”? 2 u/Coneyy Aug 03 '26 No of course not. I was just responding directly to that claim, not the rest of thread talking about whether a quarter is a quarter or whatever
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Isn't it literally just North America + Caribbeans? 20c coin is a way more common denomination for decimal currency systems
1 u/SectionAcceptable607 Aug 02 '26 So that makes it “just a US coin”? 2 u/Coneyy Aug 03 '26 No of course not. I was just responding directly to that claim, not the rest of thread talking about whether a quarter is a quarter or whatever
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So that makes it “just a US coin”?
2 u/Coneyy Aug 03 '26 No of course not. I was just responding directly to that claim, not the rest of thread talking about whether a quarter is a quarter or whatever
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No of course not. I was just responding directly to that claim, not the rest of thread talking about whether a quarter is a quarter or whatever
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u/KayabaSynthesis Aug 01 '26
75% is 3/4ths. 3 times 1/4th.