This wings menu turns out to be quite the math problem

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A menu for chicken wings has turned out be quite an intriguing math problem.

The list, originally posted by Twitter user @seanposting but identified by BuzzFeed as being from Danny’s Wok in West Philadelphia, has a mind-boggling pricing structure.

You can buy between 4 to 200 wings at the restaurant, but there seems to be no rhyme or reason when it comes to the prices, leaving people to wonder what quantity of wings is the most cost efficient.

theres gotta be a better way to convey this information pic.twitter.com/pHEswDU0TC

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The math prodigy is back with ‘The Imperial March’ from ‘Star Wars’ played on a pencil

Dani Ochoa is back with another amazing pencil song, and this time it’s the “Imperial March” from Star Wars.
Someone should tell Alfred Nobel to create a prize in mathematics so she can have it.
Ochoa, who is working toward a degree in optical en…

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Girl plays ‘Star Wars’ Cantina theme with a pencil, is groundbreaking math genius

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What you’re about to watch is the work of a name you should remember: Dani Ochoa. 

Dani, who characterizes herself as “a girl with too much time on her hands” is also, apparently, a goddamn math genius. 

She figured out how to play the Mos Eiseley Cantina theme from “Star Wars.” 

With a pencil. 

While writing.

While writing a coherent and apparently working math equation. 

And not just a working math equation. But a working math equation that produces, yes, the number of the speed of light. A sampling of crowdsourced math-checked, via the Reddit Video thread,  found this:

Yeah, look, we work for a website, half this industry barely squeaked by Algebra 2—we don’t know if the math actually checks out, but sure as hell sounds legit.   Read more…

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You can do a bunch of cool things in Excel — this course will teach you how

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Move aside Microsoft Word and PowerPoint — it’s all about Excel.

On the surface, Excel seems like an unassuming — and if we’re being honest, boring — place to dump a bunch of data. But in reality? It’s one of the most important programs on your computer. 

In addition to creating informative graphs and charts, you can implement different formulas to automate projects, analyze data, and even build aesthetically pleasing games and graphics. So whether you use the program for work or just want to create a database of all your favorite recipes, Excel is worth knowing. Read more…

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