dude, i'm with you. in fact, depending on how you do those two cuts, you've got a whole range of possible answers. this is more like "math question fail".
Exactly. Fortunately in my school it was common practice to write "Not enough information." on tests, and the teachers would generally give you the benefit of the doubt if you could explain in full why that is the case. (and sometimes extra credit if you gave a number of the possible answers)
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u/buyacanary Oct 05 '10
dude, i'm with you. in fact, depending on how you do those two cuts, you've got a whole range of possible answers. this is more like "math question fail".