Yes, but that only works in the ethereal world of numbers... Not in your actual physical reality.Originally Posted by manker
edit: anyway you shouldn't eat these snacks, Jon. Unless you want teh man boobs back.![]()
Yes, but that only works in the ethereal world of numbers... Not in your actual physical reality.Originally Posted by manker
edit: anyway you shouldn't eat these snacks, Jon. Unless you want teh man boobs back.![]()
Last edited by Guillaume; 11-14-2004 at 10:30 PM.
Don't talk daft man. If I've got 100 smarties and someone gives me 8 more then I've got 108% of what I started with.Originally Posted by Guillaume
Nothing intangible about that.
You're considering the numbers.
You can't increase the percentage of a finished product.
In your smarties example the actual smartie hasn't augmented of 8%
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In this instance they were comparing the finished product to the starting ingredients, the starting amount of pork was 108% more than the finished article, it is purely a number though just that for informational purposes as required by lawOriginally Posted by Guillaume
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wtf? you've managed to confuse me now![]()
OK.
To make a pepperami they started off with 108 grammes of pork and 20 grammes of 'other spicy stuff' - making 128 grammes altogether. - call this stage one.
When they treated this mixture it lost around 28 grammes of water through evaporation, making the final weight 100 grammes. - call this stage two.
Then they put the stuff into the packet - stage three.
So the law requires to express the percentages on the packet in terms of the individual componants in stage one.
So the pork = 108 grammes (stage 1) out of a total of 100 grammes (stage 3) = 108%
oh, i funderstand now, i'm gonna apply for my free pepperami
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