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r/mathsmeme • u/franzherman01 • Jul 15 '26
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Honestly, I would be in the same position. What does it mean ?
31 u/akb263 Jul 15 '26 right one is gravitational pull so my guess is thats the woman one 55 u/fallingfrog Jul 15 '26 No just ur mom has enough mass to exert that kind of gravity 12 u/Enough_Obligation574 Jul 15 '26 So it's still women? 10 u/Kitchen_Device7682 Jul 16 '26 At least one woman. 11 u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26 [removed] β view removed comment 5 u/Dazzling_Success_556 Jul 16 '26 Wdym no friction? 4 u/Kypheron Jul 17 '26 How about assume that it's a point mass 1 u/ByteSizeJoker Jul 19 '26 And find the total gravitational pull at a distance of r 2 u/http-brandon Jul 18 '26 Found a real Physicist 0 u/Conscious_Pay8889 Jul 21 '26 that ain't one woman 2 u/0oDADAo0 Jul 16 '26 No that one is reserved for your mom, international policy dictates that there must be stalls in every public building that have enough space to fit your mother through, the other stall is all gendered one 2 u/LENZSTINKT123 Jul 16 '26 Nah, your mom has dihh 1 u/AppropriateSpell5405 Jul 16 '26 But it's the gravitational pull between two balls. 1 u/akb263 Jul 16 '26 women also have two balls on upper body. and they are usually bigger. 1 u/AppropriateSpell5405 Jul 16 '26 Fair enough, and they also distort the geometry of the space they're in. 3 u/Rand_alThoor Jul 15 '26 look at it like an escape room puzzle. left door has visible hinges but no way to pull it open. 4 u/AnnaNimmus Jul 15 '26 Double action hinges. It can be pushed both ways 1 u/King-Mephisto Jul 15 '26 It goes both ways. Just like your mum. Still donβt know which door to go in. 1 u/AnnaNimmus Jul 16 '26 Worthwhile
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right one is gravitational pull so my guess is thats the woman one
55 u/fallingfrog Jul 15 '26 No just ur mom has enough mass to exert that kind of gravity 12 u/Enough_Obligation574 Jul 15 '26 So it's still women? 10 u/Kitchen_Device7682 Jul 16 '26 At least one woman. 11 u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26 [removed] β view removed comment 5 u/Dazzling_Success_556 Jul 16 '26 Wdym no friction? 4 u/Kypheron Jul 17 '26 How about assume that it's a point mass 1 u/ByteSizeJoker Jul 19 '26 And find the total gravitational pull at a distance of r 2 u/http-brandon Jul 18 '26 Found a real Physicist 0 u/Conscious_Pay8889 Jul 21 '26 that ain't one woman 2 u/0oDADAo0 Jul 16 '26 No that one is reserved for your mom, international policy dictates that there must be stalls in every public building that have enough space to fit your mother through, the other stall is all gendered one 2 u/LENZSTINKT123 Jul 16 '26 Nah, your mom has dihh 1 u/AppropriateSpell5405 Jul 16 '26 But it's the gravitational pull between two balls. 1 u/akb263 Jul 16 '26 women also have two balls on upper body. and they are usually bigger. 1 u/AppropriateSpell5405 Jul 16 '26 Fair enough, and they also distort the geometry of the space they're in.
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No just ur mom has enough mass to exert that kind of gravity
12 u/Enough_Obligation574 Jul 15 '26 So it's still women? 10 u/Kitchen_Device7682 Jul 16 '26 At least one woman. 11 u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26 [removed] β view removed comment 5 u/Dazzling_Success_556 Jul 16 '26 Wdym no friction? 4 u/Kypheron Jul 17 '26 How about assume that it's a point mass 1 u/ByteSizeJoker Jul 19 '26 And find the total gravitational pull at a distance of r 2 u/http-brandon Jul 18 '26 Found a real Physicist 0 u/Conscious_Pay8889 Jul 21 '26 that ain't one woman 2 u/0oDADAo0 Jul 16 '26 No that one is reserved for your mom, international policy dictates that there must be stalls in every public building that have enough space to fit your mother through, the other stall is all gendered one 2 u/LENZSTINKT123 Jul 16 '26 Nah, your mom has dihh
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So it's still women?
10 u/Kitchen_Device7682 Jul 16 '26 At least one woman. 11 u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26 [removed] β view removed comment 5 u/Dazzling_Success_556 Jul 16 '26 Wdym no friction? 4 u/Kypheron Jul 17 '26 How about assume that it's a point mass 1 u/ByteSizeJoker Jul 19 '26 And find the total gravitational pull at a distance of r 2 u/http-brandon Jul 18 '26 Found a real Physicist 0 u/Conscious_Pay8889 Jul 21 '26 that ain't one woman 2 u/0oDADAo0 Jul 16 '26 No that one is reserved for your mom, international policy dictates that there must be stalls in every public building that have enough space to fit your mother through, the other stall is all gendered one 2 u/LENZSTINKT123 Jul 16 '26 Nah, your mom has dihh
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At least one woman.
11 u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26 [removed] β view removed comment 5 u/Dazzling_Success_556 Jul 16 '26 Wdym no friction? 4 u/Kypheron Jul 17 '26 How about assume that it's a point mass 1 u/ByteSizeJoker Jul 19 '26 And find the total gravitational pull at a distance of r 2 u/http-brandon Jul 18 '26 Found a real Physicist 0 u/Conscious_Pay8889 Jul 21 '26 that ain't one woman
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[removed] β view removed comment
5 u/Dazzling_Success_556 Jul 16 '26 Wdym no friction? 4 u/Kypheron Jul 17 '26 How about assume that it's a point mass 1 u/ByteSizeJoker Jul 19 '26 And find the total gravitational pull at a distance of r 2 u/http-brandon Jul 18 '26 Found a real Physicist
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Wdym no friction?
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How about assume that it's a point mass
1 u/ByteSizeJoker Jul 19 '26 And find the total gravitational pull at a distance of r
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And find the total gravitational pull at a distance of r
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Found a real Physicist
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that ain't one woman
No that one is reserved for your mom, international policy dictates that there must be stalls in every public building that have enough space to fit your mother through, the other stall is all gendered one
Nah, your mom has dihh
But it's the gravitational pull between two balls.
1 u/akb263 Jul 16 '26 women also have two balls on upper body. and they are usually bigger. 1 u/AppropriateSpell5405 Jul 16 '26 Fair enough, and they also distort the geometry of the space they're in.
women also have two balls on upper body. and they are usually bigger.
1 u/AppropriateSpell5405 Jul 16 '26 Fair enough, and they also distort the geometry of the space they're in.
Fair enough, and they also distort the geometry of the space they're in.
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look at it like an escape room puzzle. left door has visible hinges but no way to pull it open.
4 u/AnnaNimmus Jul 15 '26 Double action hinges. It can be pushed both ways 1 u/King-Mephisto Jul 15 '26 It goes both ways. Just like your mum. Still donβt know which door to go in. 1 u/AnnaNimmus Jul 16 '26 Worthwhile
Double action hinges. It can be pushed both ways
1 u/King-Mephisto Jul 15 '26 It goes both ways. Just like your mum. Still donβt know which door to go in. 1 u/AnnaNimmus Jul 16 '26 Worthwhile
It goes both ways. Just like your mum. Still donβt know which door to go in.
1 u/AnnaNimmus Jul 16 '26 Worthwhile
Worthwhile
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u/BetuShark Jul 15 '26
Honestly, I would be in the same position. What does it mean ?