Is Anyone Here Good At Math?

[Jonnyfive]

If you could could you please have a try at answering a question?

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Jobs-and-Education/Question1449620.html

[Jackdaw33]

Unfortunately we don't do math in the UK, we do maths.

[Baldric]

Duplicate (see link in OP)

[Baldric]

Jackdaw, maybe it's an abbreviation!

[stuey]

Also, Johnyfive, a lot of them in the UK learned how to pronounce "schedule" in shool:)

[Jonnyfive]

Math and maths are the same thing jackdaw. tomatoe tomato..

Stuey I can pronounce schedule pretty easily so do not understand what you mean.

[stuey]

Yes, but do you say "skedual" or "shedual"?

[Jonnyfive]

I see what you're saying now, I say skedual

[stuey]

The correct way, just like me. Now let's see what happens...If anything:)

[THECORBYLOON]

Your math(s) is wrong if you think it takes nine minutes to travel 100m at 3mph.

[Jackdaw33]

Stuey is taking the Mickey. He means that schedule is pronounced shedyool while school is pronounced skool. Also, there is no such word as tomatoe, unless you are a former VP of the USA.

[Jonnyfive]

It's the only way to spell it how it sounds without confusing you by posting tomato up twice.

[Jonnyfive]

Or as we say phonetically

[Jonnyfive]

Jesus I gotta pack! I'm outta here!

[stuey]

Maybe "tomahto"?

[Jackdaw33]

Tomayto, tomahto.

[Prudie]

Potato, potahto, let's call the whole thing off...

[Baldric]

Bye Jonny, it's been a pleasure (for you)!

[stuey]

Don't leave: it could get interesting. But we'll leave the math alone.

[THECORBYLOON]

Wonder if he is studying for a BSc, with the emphasis on BS?

[fiction-factory]

Sorry, Nauru