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And not one of them considered salaries. For example, the answers that said 182 or 183 would get more work for their money hiring 182 employees. But that also a
by delinka 15y ago
And not one of them considered salaries. For example, the answers that said 182 or 183 would get more work for their money hiring 182 employees. But that also assumes everyone makes the same salary. Differing salaries also complicate matters.
Adding complexity is generally not the purview of the theoretical mathematician, e.g. "OK, imagine every horse is identical and spherical..."
- jules 15y agoThe story is made up to serve the mathematical problem, not the other way around.