I'm so in the mood for being violently raped by my math professor. I'm such a smart girl, I swear, but whenever I look at him, my mind just goes blank. When he writes an equation on the board, all I can see is the bulge in his pants that he gets when he looks at me. He'll ask me to do a problem for him, but I'll just drop to my knees and start drooling on his cock! And he doesn't throw me off, he grabs the back of my head and facefucks me until I'm covered in cum, ready for my next class!
I'm really popular with my fellow students, too. The first time our professor did this, they were shocked, but it's routine now. When I get called down to the board, every guy takes their cock out, grab the girl next to them by the pigtail, and bounces her on their laps! I used to hate math, but my professor makes it so fun 🩷
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hi! i'm severely dyscaluliac, and i absolutely adore all of your work, but i'm struggling so hard to figure out the maths behind the prey calorie to feeding cats thing. i understand that if the calorie amount is over 350, it'll feed more than one cat, but i don't have a bloody clue how to figure out how many specifically. Do i have to divide the calorie amount by the 350? Input would be greatly appreciated, apologies for the dyscaluliac rambling, i've been at this for an hour and i have a headache.
OH HEY, I also have dyscalculia! I'm always coming up with ways to help myself visualize this sort of thing. I've got you bro.
Think of 350 like a container for a single cat. Every day you have to fill 350 calories for that individual. Since 350 is just 50 seven times, you can make a beaker with seven notches.
(It always helps me to break things down into multiples of 5 and estimate around them.)
So, when you "fill" this beaker with 350 calories, your warrior is fed! The spillover from a full beaker can feed another cat.
So, if your food item was 400 (350 + 50) calories, that feeds one cat and fills up a single notch on the next "beaker." Whenever you have a big food item, you can subtract 350 from it until you reach a number below 350. When you divide a number by 350, that's what it's doing.
So if you had 3,500 / 350, your answer is 10. You can feed ten cats. 350 goes into 3,500 ten times.
When it's not a "clean" division and you have all the jumbled numbers at the end, like 3,600 / 350 = 10.285714, just pay attention to the first number after the period. It feeds 10.2 cats. The .2 means the eleventh cat is 20% fed.
Whenever you need to figure out how much food a group will need, take the population of the group, and multiply by 350.
If you have 3 cats in the group, that equation is 3 x 350. I punched that right into a calculator, and got 1,050. You need 1,050 calories to feed three cats.
Though, also remember how this functionally plays out.
If your cats are eating whole prey, it's not like Dudeheart is going to eat everything except the tail to minmax caloric efficiency. He's going to eat the whole thing. These sorts of calculations apply best to a Clan that's making soup or has someone doling out rations.
But, anyway, try making drawings to help visualize it, if it doesn't make sense. I hope this helps-- these are the hints that I use when numbers aren't making sense in my head.
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Y’know what I’m curious, and also I haven’t been as active on here I’ve been busy on insta-
What are/is your favorite post I made? What do you want to see more of?
I know it’s my account and I get to do what I want but also I have so many ideas that they’re all over the place and it’s hard to choose one to start first. Right now I have 5 sketches and unfinished shaded art so I need smth to focus on
You can even categorize them as comfort, angst, writing, etc.
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