woodchucks
MIchael_Michalski
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Suppose woodchucks have the ability to load lumber (probably into the back of a truck or a bin of some sort) by throwing or tossing it. Furthermore, due to fatigue, assume that a woodchucks ability to transfer lumber has a rate inversely proportional to the total mass of lumber he or she has already transferred. Find an expression for the total mass of lumber a woodchuck can transfer per hour. Make a public policy recommendation on whether or not woodchucks will be a threat to forests if allowed to do this for arbitrarily large periods of time.
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If this is a homework problem, it's brilliant.
Huh. I always thought that work is equal to the word "bored" when it is not interesting. Besides they are all union woodchucks who belong to one which was formed in response to the problems with woodchucks and government in New York and PA.
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood. He would chuck what wood a woodchuck would chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
I've taught myself to saw this whole thing really fast.
Bean
Yup.
Answer: "A Woodchuck would chuck as much wood as a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood."
I learned this over 50 years ago as a young child.
Then definitely beyond the ken of almost every politician I have heard spouting off for the last year or more.
the derivative is sqrt (alpha / (2 * t))
That would all depend on the contract with the woodchuck's wood chuck union.