As you can see from the unexciting screengrab below, Google rather bizarrely calls them "results 1 -5 of about 0".
But then I suppose five is "about" zero. It's certainly closer to zero than, say, seven million is.
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Showing posts with label maths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maths. Show all posts
Google: 'Results 1-5 of about 0'
So Googling "tasked with a role" (don't ask!) and limiting the search to 'pages from the UK' gives five results.
As you can see from the unexciting screengrab below, Google rather bizarrely calls them "results 1 -5 of about 0".
But then I suppose five is "about" zero. It's certainly closer to zero than, say, seven million is.
As you can see from the unexciting screengrab below, Google rather bizarrely calls them "results 1 -5 of about 0".
But then I suppose five is "about" zero. It's certainly closer to zero than, say, seven million is.
Boots throat lozenges: when 24÷3=12
Spotted on the back of a packet of Boots own-brand throat lozenges:
I'm not a maths genius, but I do know that 24÷3=8. So why warn people not to exceed 12 lozenges in 24 hours?
And if people are going to disregard the first part of the instruction ("Repeat this dose every 3 hours, if needed"), what makes Boots think they will pay heed to the second part ("a maximum of 12 lozenges in 24 hours")?
Adults and children over 6 years:
Suck one lozenge.
Dissolve the lozenge slowly in the mouth.
Repeat this dose every 3 hours, if needed, up to a maximum of 12 lozenges in 24 hours.
Do not exceed the stated dose.
I'm not a maths genius, but I do know that 24÷3=8. So why warn people not to exceed 12 lozenges in 24 hours?
And if people are going to disregard the first part of the instruction ("Repeat this dose every 3 hours, if needed"), what makes Boots think they will pay heed to the second part ("a maximum of 12 lozenges in 24 hours")?
