How many holes does a straw have
How many holes does a straw have
Jack Carter
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Chase Myers
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Chase Martinez
3
Jonathan Thomas
One.
Hunter White
It's a tube, it has entrances, not holes.
None.
Luke King
This thing has billions of holes
Alexander Thompson
the mental gymnastics lol
Hunter Phillips
Is this a recycleabe California approved cardboard straw?
If not, go fuck yourself you earth polluting faggot
Cooper Morgan
Pretty useless straw if it has no exits.
Jason Miller
1 you retards
Thomas Diaz
explain
Austin Brown
1
Anthony Richardson
By definition it's one hole and it's two openings
Daniel Williams
Jackson Lewis
One. Uno. Eins.
Henry Morris
2
Dominic Turner
Because its 1 hole with an entrance and exit. Its the same hole no matter which end you look into. its just the entrance/exit swap ends.
Robert Harris
Not the other user but I'll explain why I said one. If you were to put another object like a small bb in a straw and let it roll out it would only have one other way to go. But then again it has two ways to go (Where it entered and the exit)what's the definition of a hole again? hole
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1.
a hollow place in a solid body or surface.
So I mean this shit is beyond science at this point. I see one hole but I'm not sure anymore.
Daniel Young
Bro I'm shook but I have been puffing on Mary
Wyatt Cooper
It's not beyond science. It's 1 hole. Literally a hole, a-hole. One way to get inside- and that's going into either opening, of which whose ends are relative depending on where you enter. Each opening is both an exit and an entrance. If the straw were a solid object, instead of plastic cast in the shape of a straw, then the opening that would go through the solid object would be the hole.
Colton Jackson
Zero
Wyatt Cox
>a hollow place in a solid body or surface.
This would appear to encompass things like a hole in the ground, which does not contain any holes (topologically).
A washer, a donut, a coffee cup, and a drinking straw are all fundamentally the same shape as far as topology is concerned.
Michael Garcia
If you poke a hole in a piece of paper it's one hole
If you poke a hole in a really thick sheet of paper it's one hole
A straw is just a really thick sheet of plastic with a hole in it.
Aaron Smith
If you dig a hole in the ground, it's zero holes.
Leo Russell
With regards to topology.
I could still put something inside of a
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in the ground.
Justin Mitchell
Not a hole
That's a pit
Aiden Lopez
CORRECT
Andrew Brown
In terms of English, the first definition of a pit involves the use of the word hole.
Chase Nelson
Ah but is it one hole that goes all the way through, or two holes that meet in the middle?
Connor Murphy
2 inside and 2 outside
Evan Ortiz
jes
Liam Davis
I just guessed this and I was correct fuck yes