I am experiencing what can only be described as a brain stoppage, and thus am having trouble with math. (Not that I don't always have trouble with math.)
If something happens, say, a mutation of some kind, only once in every 600,000 births, what percentage of the global population would that be? Assuming that the global population is about six billion.
This is, like, elementary school math, and yet. You all think I'm joking when I say I have a mental math block, but I am SO NOT JOKING, YOU GUYS.
Help? *cuteface*
If something happens, say, a mutation of some kind, only once in every 600,000 births, what percentage of the global population would that be? Assuming that the global population is about six billion.
This is, like, elementary school math, and yet. You all think I'm joking when I say I have a mental math block, but I am SO NOT JOKING, YOU GUYS.
Help? *cuteface*
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you'd have approx 10 000 people with the mutation, which gives you a percentage of 1.66x10^-6% or 0.00000166% ie VERY DAMN SMALL %
Also, when are you coming to visit? I've still got a Comic-Con present for you. ^.^
Also, for say, 2 million people out of 6 billion people to have the mutation, it would be about 3.33x10^-4 which is 0.000333% or 1/3000 births. I think I did that right.
P.S. How fast do you think you can read 532 pages? *desperate crazy-person face*