Loose Parts by Dave Blazek
- June 04, 2009
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jml58 said, 5 months ago
When you leave it will be x-1.
BlackKnight15
said,
5 months ago
Should be x + c,
where c is the number of oCCupants in the Car…
auricle said, 5 months ago
Is the current population before you arrive x + 1? When you get there the population will be x + 1 + c, and then when you leave the population will be x + 1 again.
Unless the population before you arrive is x, and after you arrive is x + c, and when you leave returns to x. Since you have not passed the sign yet, the sign should then show “Population x” (or if the condition of the first paragraph is true, “Population x + 1”).
nighthawks
said,
5 months ago
ok, solve this:
(x+1) x (x-1)
mditoro said, 5 months ago
BRILLIANT strip today!!!
pinkdryad said, 5 months ago
more like nightmaretown!! hated math in school.
lpsguy said, 5 months ago
Thanks mditoro.
I had a fan join my Facebook list who was a math teacher and asked for more math cartoons. That lead to this cartoon.
By the by, I put a lot of weird stuff and background info and all up on my personal Facebook page (even more so than on the Loose Parts group page because that’s administered by my syndicate) so if you’re interested just send a friend request.
Dave Blazek
sterfest
said,
5 months ago
I like this cartoon x amount. (That’s a lot.)