Can anyone help me with this please? The things have recently been weighed at school and thing 1 is 65 kg and thing 2 is 72 kg. when they were born, thing 1 was 5lb 5oz and thing 2 was 6lb 14oz. Is the difference in their weight still the same ratio (or whatever the proper term is)? Thanks (I could probably work it out but I still wouldn't know if I had got the answer correct.)
65 kilos is (about) 10 per cent less than 72 kilos.
6 lb 14 oz = 6 * 16 + 14 = 110 oz, so for the same ratio, 10 per cent less would be 99 oz. But 5 lb 5 oz is only 85 oz, which is way too much smaller to be covered by the approximateness of that 10 per cent. The lighter thing is definitely catching up.
Jeez, sorry thing 1 is 16.5kg and thing 2 is 17.4kg (they are only 5!). Just checked the letters I got. Even said to himself how much they weighed earlier and he never thought it was odd! Even said there was 9 bags of sugar between them. (In my defence, I have been poorly.)
Can understand that Sherr. Hope all will be well soon.
Grandaughter was 4lb 7oz at birth and now 14 years old towers over me at 5'7". Skinny as a rake but a talented dancer.
Just enjoy them.
That's what I was thinking, sherr, as even now at an advancing age (middle), I've yet to achieve a weight of 72kg, and thought thing2 couldn't have got that big so quickly. Relax, they're both fine healthy children, and happy to swim/boot/be sporty, enjoy them. :)