is it one long hole
or does it have 2 holes
or does it have 2 holes
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It has -3 holes.
If “hole” can be defined purely as an opening, then perhaps a straw does have two holes.
It has 1 hole, because a straw is not a Foid
I would say it has one long hole that goes all the way through
topological equivalent to a donut. 1 hole
One continuous hole. A straw can be considered a linear function rotated around an axis with a hollow center.
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Its a tunnel
Its a tunnel
1 hole that goes all the way through
High IQ
Interesting
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This is a trick question. A psychological experiment if you will @ExpiringAspirin
The correct answer
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2, a hole is an opening and a straw has 2 of them
i think it is categorized as 1 hole in topology
1 through-hole.
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Infinite amount of holes lined up next to each other. I hope you guys were only larping ^
What if everyone who voted femoid actually means it. They know how stupid you guys are, you allow so much trolling they can be telling you the truth.
It's over for Stemcels
It is over for Stemcels.
It never began. Especially if they start mixing holes and Math
It's over for Stemcels
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THE MATHCELS HAVE SPOKEN AND THEIR WORD IS LAW:
A straw, being a hollow cylinder, is a three-dimensional object with one continuous perforation, and can be considered a linear function rotated about an axis (with a volume which can be calculated by the summation of infinite approximating disks), or a topographical map of a function with one "hole".
A straw, being a hollow cylinder, is a three-dimensional object with one continuous perforation, and can be considered a linear function rotated about an axis (with a volume which can be calculated by the summation of infinite approximating disks), or a topographical map of a function with one "hole".
This guy has gotten even more eccentric than the last time I saw him
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