u/Cute_Win9986

I saw a math question on an international that confused the shit out of me because of how it was worded. The question is "The line shown models the number of cubic yards of soil, x, and mulch, y, a landscaper can purchase for $150. What is the price per cubic yard of soil?".

It's a budget constraint problem, and I missed it because of how ambiguous the question was. I'm way more used to the word "combinations" than "the number of...". I never missed a math question on a US test due to the wording.

it sounds very weak on my greenline R13 and i would like to make it sound fuller and louder

I would like some more practice with reading comprehension. I'd be very surprised if no one saved the KhanAcademy stuff.

i feel that someone who doesn't improve his brain functioning by having good habits would stay the same intellectually from 16 to 26 years old. i know many adults who are still idiots