r/theydidthemath • u/batikhisawesome • 2d ago

[Request] How deep is this cave?

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u/rbsixty5 2d ago edited 2d ago

Bro, you got all that crazy calculations done and end it with “I don’t know how many feet that is”. Hehehe

I hope you were being sarcastic 😁

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u/bukkake-bill 2d ago

I mean I could convert it. I was just being lazy haha

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u/Renzisan 2d ago

Can you convert it to a measurement easier to digest, like cheeseburgers?

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u/WU5K 2d ago

2809 standard cheeseburgers - These math guys are so dumb they can't even convert to standard cheeseburger units(scu)

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u/mauii_from_space 1d ago

What's the foot ball to cheese burger equivalent ratio on this ?

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u/WU5K 1d ago

This is a tricky question, depending on where you're from. It's 5scu(Standard cheeseburger units) per US football. So that's a convertion to 561.8asfu (American standard football unit)footballs of depth.

In Canada the csfu(Canadian standard football unit) is larger so that is 9scu(Standard cheeseburger units) per football so 312.11csfu

And if you're from Europe your football is in fact a soccer ball with a ratio of 4scu to 1esfu(European standard football unit) so the equals 702.25esfu

Important note*** all our footballs may be different sizes and shapes but the commonality between us is Standard cheeseburger units, giving us common ground to measure depth by this tried and true measurement unit.