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Originally Posted by oompa loompa
no you didn't, you'd have to be typing at ~25000 words a minute non-stop. calling you out on this one  |
You don't multiply 5000 by 150 minutes, you DIVIDE, and it becomes approximately 33 wpm.
25000 wpm would equal to 300,000 words in total, taking that half-hour into planning and thinking, as well as writing the introduction and disclaimers.
A usual person writes at about 30-40 wpm with a word-processor. Non-stop writing would only kill when it is extended over 3-4 hours.
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Originally Posted by JRendell
Not if Saintess' report was itself demonstrating Lexical Ambiguity |
Actually, having written 9 reports in the past 6-8 months, I actually felt that the "standard" way of writing reports (or at least according to marking schemes) is of that. I recall that most of my sentences don't make alot of sense and I am simply chunking in statistics, provenance and data, yet I am still able to score Bs at the very minimum.
Thus I sometimes feel that if my country's lauding of "best education in SEA" is actually an over-exaggeration used as an advertising factor, when we are taught to write like this. Or maybe it is because I am in a business school.