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Woke23

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  1. Hopefully he wants to make up for his last stint at Northside. I know he's been smashing the gym a lot, so maybe a fit, motivated Cookie will arrive come the start of the season.
  2. They weren't going to say any different though, were they? Dont think they'd come out and say we've struggled, no-one wants to come here, etc.
  3. Thinking about it, they should really have a rising star position in the championship. Number 7 goes to an up and coming rider from the NDL level.
  4. Everything wrong with speedway in a nutshell. Jacob performs exceptionally well last season, beats some top riders, and ends up losing out the following season with no team place. No wonder young riders are giving up the sport so easy.
  5. I wasnt, but now youve brought him up, lets discuss. His speedway star article was interesting, and he seems to have turned a corner. Maybe someone should give him a second chance.
  6. Brill, if thats the case, there are some very good talents who could return on ridiculously low averages.
  7. Think we need a bit more clarity of this new rule. Is it an accumulated percentage reduction, like yiu have calculated, or is it exponential reduction. For example, it could be 8% × 5 seasons = 40%, which would be 5.27×0.6 = 3.16. Or, is if, 5.27×0.92^5 = 3.47.
  8. Theres probably numerous degree trained people browsing this forum. Degree in engineering here and I also dont know for certain 🤣
  9. You round up the answer. Is the answer the reduction of the average? Reduction = average × 0.025.
  10. You round up the answer. Is the answer the reduction of the average? Reduction = average × 0.025.
  11. Mathematical convention is to round up if its 0.5, 0.05, etc. 2.5% of 8.2 is 0.205. Rounded up is 0.21, giving him an average of 7.99. However, it does matter how its calculated. You can remove 2.5% off 8.2 by multiplying it by 0.975, which would give you 7.995. Is the average the figure to be rounded or the reduction?
  12. Which is what? Don't suggest there is a reason and not tell everyone
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