Question

Today's math problem of the day is:

Leif Erikson is buying bunads (you didn't read that wrong), and eggs from the store. Eggs come in packs of 12, but bunads come in packs of 4. If Leif wishes to purchase the same amount of eggs as bunads, how many bunads should he buy?

should I stop doing these kinds of problems

Comments

my brain hurts no way bro said eggs 3 times and bunads 4 times and i actually understand it

Answer 1

WHY WOULD LEIF ERIKSSON BUY BUNADS IM DYING 

Also, Bunads were created in the 1300s for the Kalmar Union as Rural/ Farm wear.  Today Bunads are considered as more formal wear, 90% of all Norwegians own a Bunad, and 30% of all Norwegian-Americans own a Bunad 

I got my Bunad yesterday, I posted a post of it but KT took it down

Comments

IDK WHY LEIF ERIKSON WOULD BUY BUNADS HE DIDN'T LIKE THEM AFTER HE GOT THEN SO HE JUST ATE EGGS

xdd

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Maybe he time traveled (Bunads were made 300+ years later)

Answer 2

Leif Eriksson should buy 3 packs of bunads and 1 pack of eggs to get the same amount of eggs and bunads.

Comments

this problem is so goofy and historically inaccurate and I love that

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Correct

Answer 3

12 bunads

Comments

as someone who got their 1st Bunad yesterday , I can comfirm you just spent  $250,000 On Bunads

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Because Leif Erikson got a pack of 12 eggs and a pack of 4 bunads, you would find the least common multiple (LCM) of 4 and 12, which is 12, then divide by 4, and you get 3.

Leif needs to buy 3 packs of bunads.

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Why would you spend 250,000 on eggs and Bunads

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ik

 i was doing the math for a class but put the right label.

lolll

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lol

Answer 4

No, 3

Comments

Correct, Leif Erikson would have to buy 3 bunads