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A man is doing a science experiment in the Arctic. His experiment involves determining how much power it takes for different drills to dig a hole through the ice to a depth of 5 metres. He has 3 different drills to test. The first one is 5 meters in length, with a radius of 2 metres at the base, and makes an angle of 40 degrees from the centre of the tip to the base of the drill. The second one is similar, but instead makes an angle of 30 degrees, and the third an angle of 20degrees. Each one uses electrical power (created by a generator and solar panels) based on the ratio of the angle (in radians) to the radius of the drill. The scientist must decide which drill uses the least power, but before he starts, he sees a bear walking towards him. What colour is the bear?

 

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The bear is white because you don't get bears in the Antarctic.

(Polar Bear)

well that was over fast, gratz on your 1 gp

I don't want it haha, thanks anyway.