How retarded is /b/? One brick is one kilogram and half a brick

one kilogram and a half

3 feet

>>727534412
Fucking retard.
2 kgs OP.

>>727534412
damn nigga u really stupid

>>727534328
2 kilogram
/pol/ is always right

>>727534498
pls explain I can't understand

>>727534328
2kg

1 meter

Weight(n) = 1 + Weight(n/2)

>>727534577
*and a half

>>727534412
/thread

>>727534564
b=b/2+1kg -b/2

b/2=1kg *2

b=2kg

>>727534564
Alright. So we have one brick. And the brick is one kilogram + the remaining amount. In this case, the remaining amount is half of the brick, meaning that the other half of the brick is already there (the 1kg). So half a brick (1kg) + half a brick (1kg) is one complete brick (2kg).

Easy, but nice riddle OP.

>>727534564
it contains half a brick but its actual weight is 1kg

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>>727534328

b = 1 + ((1/2)b)

-((1/2)b) + b = 1

((1/2)b) = 1

b = 2

QED

>>727534498
>>727534576
>>727534689

fucking autists, if one full brick weights 1 kg then half brick is 0,5 kg so the total is 1,5 kg not 2 kg for fuck's sake

>>727534840
autists are actually more intelligent than normal humans, Its their superpower

>>727534328
1kg + half a brick?
What the fuck. Reevaluate your life choices, because thats just fucking deplorable.

Faggot.

>>727534328
Infinite
If one brick is 1kg and as heavy as half a brick, the one brick becomes 2kg.
Now that one brick is 2kg and as heavy as half a brick, it then becomes 4kg etc etc.

>>727534328
One brick

>>727534840
Are you fucking retarded? You just said
>one full brick weighs 1kg
>so the answer is 1.5

are you actually fucking mentally ill

>>727534328
1.65kg

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You're all nigggers. Lololololl

>tits

brickweight = 1kg + brickweight/2
brickweight - brickweight/2 = 1kg
brickweight/2 = 1kg
brickweight = 2kg

>>727535244
but the post says that a brick weighs one kilogram and a half

>>727535119
/thread

>>727535548
You are a fucking retard

Unless the brick has irregular mass it weighs 2 kg. One half of the brick being unknown entails the listed weight would also be one half. Its as simple as it seems at first glance. Double the listed weight.

Unless the brick has irregular mass it weighs 2 kg. One half of the brick being unknown entails the listed weight would also be one half. Its as simple as it seems at first glance. Double the listed weight.

1kg * 9.81 = 9.81N

>>727534328
>x = 1 + x/2
>if x = 2
>2 = 1 + 2/2
>2 = 1 + 1
>2 = 2

>>727534840
Read again you fucking autist.

One kilogram PLUS half a brick.

Half a brick is 50% of the weight, one kilogram therefore must be the other 50%. So if one kilogram is 50%, multiply by 2 to get the the 100% weight, therefore the answer 2kg.

Tards the answer is 0.6 reacurring

>>727535244
brickweight - brickweight/2 = brickweight/2

what?!

x = 1 + x/2
x - x/2 = 1
0 = 1

undefined

And why is that? The text says, x is 1 more than half of x, which is illogical in itself. The whole thing doesn't even make sense

>>727534977
Best answer in this thread,

>>727534328
One kilogram. You literally said "One brick is one kilogram"

>>727536055
Weight isn't measured in kilograms, it is measured in Newtons. 2kg is a mass.

>>727536141
You literally only read half the sentence.

>>727536087

(samefagging)

except when we say x=2 i guess

2 kilogram

argue with me here

https://discord.gg/bp44v4s

>>727534328
2 Diamonds

>>727534453
This

We can ignore the "half a brick heavy" part of the question. Just figure out the weight from "The brick is 1 Kg". Mass * Gravitational constant = Weight. So the weight is 9.81 Newtons.

Fuck off with you kilograms.
This is merica.
We need Oz and Lbs

>>727536317
America*

>>727536456
No it's merica

>>727536158
Newton is a measure of force, faggot

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>>727534328
>mfw all these autists assuming the brick is Euclidean and therefore must be 2
>mfw it's 1.5

>>727536179
Actually one brick is one kilogram which means 1 kg is the mass. Now for it to say that this particular brick is half as heavy as a brick, we assume that normally on earth one brick is 9.8 N weight. Thus this brick weighs 4.9 N

>>727536493
atleast make the m capital you grammer cuck

>>727534328
One brick is double heavy.

Red brick

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>>727534328
>One brick is one kilogram and half a brick heavy.

About five pounds.

>>727536722
Red brick nice brick

>>727536087
kys

b = 1 + 0.5*b
>x = 1*x
1*b = 1 + 0.5*b
>1 = 0.5 + 0.5
(0.5 + 0.5)*b = 1 + 0.5*b
>(x+z)*y = x*y + z*y
0.5*b + 0.5*b = 1 + 0.5*b
>x = y implies x - z = y - z
0.5*b + 0.5*b - 0.5*b = 1 + 0.5*b - 0.5*b
>x - x = 0
0.5*b + 0 = 1 + 0
>x + 0 = x
0.5*b = 1
>x = y implies 2*x = 2*y
2*0.5*b = 2*1
>x*y*z = (x*y)*z = x*(y*z)
(2*0.5)*b = 2*1
>2*0.5 = 1
1*b = 2*1
>x = 1*x
b = 2

A brick weighs 2 kilograms.

>>727534498
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>>727536220
You are assuming that you can manipulate your equation in this way without proving you can. 5/10

>>727535020
10/10

>>727536547
He wasn't disputing that. Weight is a force.