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*[[CWCville]]'s currency is made up of "C-quarters" and "W-quarters". According to the Sonichu canon, 10 C-quarters make up a single W-quarter, which makes no sense considering what the word "quarter" means. | *[[CWCville]]'s currency is made up of "C-quarters" and "W-quarters". According to the Sonichu canon, 10 C-quarters make up a single W-quarter, which makes no sense considering what the word "quarter" means. | ||
*To avoid assigning an "unlucky number" to his [[Night Star comic]], Chris decided to number the comic as Sonichu #12-9, using an em-dash in place a decimal point, failing to realize that a dash is often used in mathematics as the subtraction sign when it is placed in between numbers. Why Chris uses this strange notation to depict the rational number 12.9 is a mystery. | *To avoid assigning an "unlucky number" to his [[Sonichu 12-9|Night Star comic]], Chris decided to number the comic as Sonichu #12-9, using an em-dash in place a decimal point, failing to realize that a dash is often used in mathematics as the subtraction sign when it is placed in between numbers. Why Chris uses this strange notation to depict the rational number 12.9 is a mystery. | ||
===Estimation=== | ===Estimation=== | ||
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This article is still yet to be completed due to stress. We get a lot of stressful torture in our lives that makes us crash into slumber. Given that inspiration is a big variable, and we may have been lacking of it, this article will be completed as soon as possible, at our own pace... HONEST!
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Mathematics ("math" or "maths" for short) is the study of quantity, numbers, space, and change. Calling Chris's mathematical ability "bad" is putting it lightly, even though he claimed honor roll status. There are many examples of his mathematical errors, including errors of basic arithmetic, as well as quantity, measurement, weight, and time. His poor grasp on math and measurement is a sign of dyscalculia, a common symptom of autism.
Chris the mathematician
Arithmetic
- Chris's reports of how much Cherokee blood he has have been inconsistent. When he emailed Jackie, he stated he was 1/16 Cherokee, but when he told Regina, he said that he was 1/32 Cherokee. But when he was talking to Emily, he stated that Bob was at least one fourth Cherokee, which would make Chris at least one-eight Cherokee, not 1/16 or 1/32.
- CWCville's currency is made up of "C-quarters" and "W-quarters". According to the Sonichu canon, 10 C-quarters make up a single W-quarter, which makes no sense considering what the word "quarter" means.
- To avoid assigning an "unlucky number" to his Night Star comic, Chris decided to number the comic as Sonichu #12-9, using an em-dash in place a decimal point, failing to realize that a dash is often used in mathematics as the subtraction sign when it is placed in between numbers. Why Chris uses this strange notation to depict the rational number 12.9 is a mystery.
Estimation
- When he was exercising by lifting two boxes of 12-pack lemonade, he estimated 4.26 liters to be the same as 50 pounds.
Geometry
- On one of his tirades towards the X-Box, he mistakingly said that half of a circle is 120º before saying it is 130º. [1]
Chris and numberology
Numerology is the belief that the numbers have some relationship between the spiritual world as well as coinciding events [2]. Chris seems to have formed superstitions about certain numbers
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References
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