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The answer to question 11, "Which TECHNOLOGICAL failure contributed most significantly to the Titanic disaster?" is WRONG. What is technological about having insufficient lifeboats? Does it take technology to say "hey, we need more lifeboats."? That's just common sense. Could technology have help them steer clear of icebergs? Absolutely.
Wow. I actually remembered something from the calculus I learned 50 years ago! Wouldn't have been able to do it from scratch, mind, but the multiple choice jogged some memory cells. What I don't remember is ever using any of that stuff in real life over all the years since...
I thought that was one of the easiest questions - and it's 35 years since I did that at school! I haven't even used it in IT since - only a bit of geometry. The biology ones always get me, as I only did a bit of biology in combined science, and dropped it in favour physics and chemistry for GCSE and A-Level.
Load More Replies...The answer to question 11, "Which TECHNOLOGICAL failure contributed most significantly to the Titanic disaster?" is WRONG. What is technological about having insufficient lifeboats? Does it take technology to say "hey, we need more lifeboats."? That's just common sense. Could technology have help them steer clear of icebergs? Absolutely.
Wow. I actually remembered something from the calculus I learned 50 years ago! Wouldn't have been able to do it from scratch, mind, but the multiple choice jogged some memory cells. What I don't remember is ever using any of that stuff in real life over all the years since...
I thought that was one of the easiest questions - and it's 35 years since I did that at school! I haven't even used it in IT since - only a bit of geometry. The biology ones always get me, as I only did a bit of biology in combined science, and dropped it in favour physics and chemistry for GCSE and A-Level.
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