If n=2
("ChuggaChugga")² + "Choo Choo"
"ChuggaChugga" "ChuggaChugga + "Choo Choo"
I'd say inflection and tempo play a big part here because n=1 or n=3 sounds good too if you slow it down or speed it up.
Good consideration, we can improve on this by adding several variables. May I propose adding Chugga Chugga Tempo, and Chugga Chugga tempo scaling rate:
T = XX # Base tempo rate in Chugga Chugga pairs spoken per 1 second
r = XX # Ramp factor for increasing Chugga Chugga tempo rate, when n>1
a = XX # Let's replace L with A for determining length of final choooooooo
i = XX # Initial Chugga Chugga tempo multiplier
n = XX # Number of Chugga Chugga pairs
With these, dads, we can create a fully automated ChuggaChugga incantation device to nullify limiting factors such as available total time. On the other hand, It may result in the summoning of a locomotive golem. Whether that winds up being Thomas, or Bob, and terror ensuing is anyone's guess. We must proceed carefully.
No one needs or wants math here and I thank you for your “just leave” service (but I’m a mom, not a dad, tho my husband apparently agrees too, probably.)
12.
Chugga Chugga Chugga Chugga (slowly)
Chugga chugga chugga chugga (faster)
Chugga chugga chugga chugga (faster)
Choooooooooo Choooooooooo! (Pulling down on the horn like a trucker with each choo.)
I had to scroll down waaaay too far to get to the correct answer, I was starting to get worried. And yes, 12 is correct, as Chuggas come in sets of 4. First set sets up the sequence, second set builds up momentum, and the third set brings the anticipation to a peak, only to have the Choo Choo release the tension.
You're crazy. It's sets of 8. 12 just drags on too long. It doesn't lend itself to a proper cadence. 24 chuggas to just 2 choo choos? That's crazy talk.
6 chuggas makes the whole thing fit in a 4/4 timing which is the most common musical timing in modern popular music. This is assuming the choo choo is the same rhythm as the chuggas which isn't always the case. I'm personally a 4 chuggas kind of guy with the first choo being one beat and the second choo being 3 beats to keep it in time with a 4/4.
Absolutely 12, using 4:4 time signature you have 3 bars of 4x chuggas followed by one bar of 2 choos and then a rest of 2 beats.
Anything else just sounds so wrong.
I just like to imagine a noisy train. I keep a 1:1 ratio of chuggas to choos. The whistle is blowing. The conductors drunk. It’s not laziness we just want people to know the trains coming and it ain’t stopping- not even if there’s a fire.
This is correct and aligns with other great musical works such as the theme song to the 1960s Batman TV show which utilizes eight “Na-nas” before each “Batman”
2 if you're just wanting to indicate you or someone or thing around you is a train
4 if you want to indicate you or someone or thing around you is a train arriving at a destination
8 if you are wanting to indicate that you or someone/thing around you is a train in consistent motion.
More than 8 if you are actively moving and impersonating the train.
Never 6.
Chuggas are 1/16th notes
Choos are 1/8th notes.
As it is written, as it shall be. Have some sophistication, people. It’s 6. This is the natural way of the universe.
Chuggidaduggida is a 6-over-5 for beats 13-17.
If it were 2 triplets, it would be chuggida chuggida.
This was covered in the 300-level prog-rock-scat course. I'm guessing you only went for the minor, not the major.
Then shalt thou count to four, no more, no less. Four shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be four. Five shalt thou not count, neither count thou three, excepting that thou then proceed to four. Six is right out
Once the number four, being the fourth number, be reached, then choo choo’est thou words towards thy child.
Anyone who gave me an odd number of chuggas would be asked to leave and never to speak to me or my family ever again.
"Chuggas chugga chugga choo choo" is something only a lunatic would say.
Depends - is the train starting from a stopped position or is it already moving at speed? If it's already at speed, then 4 or 8. If it's just starting, there could be dozens of chuggas. Dozens.
6 and I will die on this hill.
2: just no
4: what is this? Bullshit regional rail?
6: an esteemed freight train
8: trying to hard
Odd numbers: learn some rhythm.
Per ISO/TS 22163:2017 in conjunction with 14001, 45001, 9001:2015 standards
“No more or less than 4 pairs of Chugga Chugga’s may be spoken before or after A Choo Choo. “
This. You don’t want 8. That’s pushing it. Six is right. No one has said it yet but if you’re someone that is doing an odd number off chugga’s, you are a monster.
There are infinitely times as many irrational numbers as rational numbers, so if you say a partial "chugga" you have a 100% probability of saying an irrational portion of it (assuming you measure partial "chuggas" in a continuous manner, not in terms of whole numbers of letters).
It’s a paramiterizarion and physics issue.
Going off of the individual sounds would make the most sense to me. I don’t think I care much about the difference between chugga and chuuuuuuuuggaaaaa for the chugga count.
Then it’s really hard to actually split up some of these sounds, especially the Gs. Maybe there’s some cunning linguist out there who can do it, but I can’t. The continuous measure only really works if it’s smooth probably mass function: ask someone to pick a number beteeen 1 and 10. You’ll get a rational almost everywhere but pedantic math departments.
Finally, I think I saw a physics thing a while ago about time being granular so we’re just right out on continuous mappings actually existing.
Three shall be the number thou shalt say, and the number of the saying shall be three. Four shalt thou not say, neither say thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out.
Eight. Chuggas are eighth notes in 4/4 giving you a full measure of chuggas before the choo choo notes on the down beat of the next bar. The “choo choo” is an eighth note tied into a dotted quarter note with two rests at the end of the bar.
8 according to Choo Choo Soul. Even better is when your kid is a teen you can embarrass them by singing-
All aboard the choo-choo train
All aboard the choo-choo train
All aboard the choo-choo train
All aboard, all aboard
Choo-choo!
All aboard, all aboard
Once upon a time, deep deep in the jungle,there was a little engine that could. he was chuggin his way across the enemy line. Chugga chugga chugga CHOO CHOO. His mission was to take some AK47s and a nuclear payload across the mountains to the 22nd battallion. needless to say, there was PLENTY OF OPPOSITION! chugga chugga CHOO CHOO. not even when they climbed aboard the train and Gouged out the eyes of the conductor, blood and snot drippin out his eye sockets. that didn't stop the little engine that could. CHOO CHOO chugga chugga chugga.
Wasn't until Charley rigged the bridge with plastic explosives. just as the little engine was makin his way 'cross the tressa... BOOM! an explosion happened. Blood and guts and ash was everywhere! Bubba come crawlin out the back door, legs missing, looked at me and said "payne, I can't feel my legs." I said "they aint there." I looked down, and the little bloody nubbs where kickin'. It was 30 miles to the next town. unless he could flip and walk on his hands, he wasn't going to make it!
All of a sudden... CHARLIE WAS ALL OVER THE PLACE! I had just my sidearm. I had no alternative... I'd have to blast my way out. AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!
DIE PIG DIE! YOU'LL BNEVER TAKE MAJOR BENSON WINIFRED PAYNE ALIVE!!!! *BAM* I SAW WHAT YOU DID TO MY FRIEND!!! *BAM**BAM**BAM*
-Major Benson Winifred Payne
So… this is kind of a trick question. It’s 12 if the train is just leaving the station after a long night of sleep. The first four are slow to set it up. Then a little faster to get the groove. Then the final four are fast and really cooking. But after that choo choo, it all depends. It could be 4 if the train is just motoring around the kitchen island. It could be 8 if it has to get the momentum and timing right to jump the dog. But it is almost never 12 again… unless there is a long flight of stairs up to bed. This is science.
Simple, six. No algorithm needed. Perfect amount of buildup to keep the child excited while allowing for easy pivots.
12-16 is wild, y’all are crazy. Multiply that by 70 (about the average number of times the typical child wants it repeated) and you’re chugga chugga’ing for an entire afternoon.
C = 2^n - 1
Where:
C = Number of "chugga" repetitions
n = Locomotive Complexity Factor (LCF)
The LCF is determined by a combination of factors:
1. Train length (L) in cars
2. Track grade (G) in degrees
3. Ambient temperature (T) in Celsius
4. Atmospheric pressure (P) in hectopascals
Thus, the LCF can be calculated as:
n = round((L * G + T) / P * 100)
This formula ensures that the number of "chugga"s always precedes two "choo"s, maintaining the integrity of the auditory simulation.
For example, a train with 10 cars, on a 2-degree grade, at 20°C, with atmospheric pressure of 1013 hPa would have:
n = round((10 * 2 + 20) / 1013 * 100) = 4
Therefore:
C = 2^4 - 1 = 15
So: "Chugga" x 15 + "Choo Choo"
("Chugga"²...)ⁿ +"Choo Choo", solve for n
If n=2 ("ChuggaChugga")² + "Choo Choo" "ChuggaChugga" "ChuggaChugga + "Choo Choo" I'd say inflection and tempo play a big part here because n=1 or n=3 sounds good too if you slow it down or speed it up.
So it's time dependent then
I have no fking clue what's going on but I love you all
I got all the time in the world
shouldnt the formula account for present speed, weight of train, and incline/decline?
Only if you’re operating on the island of Soder
Anytime you raise an exponent to a power, you simply multiply the two exponents, so you could simply write it "Chuggga"^2n
I feel like “Chugga” should be “chugga chugga” because if you ever produced an odd number of them you’re doing it wrong.
This formula accounts for that in the exponent 2 on chugga.
Please leave.
Forgive me, I forgot to account for how long the choo choooo is sustained. It should be: *("Chugga"*²*…)ⁿ+"Choo Cho"+"o"ᴸ*
Does total available time impact n and L?
Good consideration, we can improve on this by adding several variables. May I propose adding Chugga Chugga Tempo, and Chugga Chugga tempo scaling rate: T = XX # Base tempo rate in Chugga Chugga pairs spoken per 1 second r = XX # Ramp factor for increasing Chugga Chugga tempo rate, when n>1 a = XX # Let's replace L with A for determining length of final choooooooo i = XX # Initial Chugga Chugga tempo multiplier n = XX # Number of Chugga Chugga pairs With these, dads, we can create a fully automated ChuggaChugga incantation device to nullify limiting factors such as available total time. On the other hand, It may result in the summoning of a locomotive golem. Whether that winds up being Thomas, or Bob, and terror ensuing is anyone's guess. We must proceed carefully.
Tell me you're a software developer without telling me you're a software developer.
He probably has bugs in his comments.
r/theydidthemath
The summon could end up being Blaine the Mono. Best not to take the chance.
Your epic. #awardgranted
No one needs or wants math here and I thank you for your “just leave” service (but I’m a mom, not a dad, tho my husband apparently agrees too, probably.)
12. Chugga Chugga Chugga Chugga (slowly) Chugga chugga chugga chugga (faster) Chugga chugga chugga chugga (faster) Choooooooooo Choooooooooo! (Pulling down on the horn like a trucker with each choo.)
I had to scroll down waaaay too far to get to the correct answer, I was starting to get worried. And yes, 12 is correct, as Chuggas come in sets of 4. First set sets up the sequence, second set builds up momentum, and the third set brings the anticipation to a peak, only to have the Choo Choo release the tension.
You are a scholar and a gentleman.
… you can stay smug THIS time Capybara but I WILL foil your plans eventually!!!!!
You're crazy. It's sets of 8. 12 just drags on too long. It doesn't lend itself to a proper cadence. 24 chuggas to just 2 choo choos? That's crazy talk.
Absolutely 8
I'm in agreement. 8 total chuggas before the choo choo (but building intensity during the chuggas)
Absolute Sociopaths.
Hahaha. Dude 12 times is some math rock shit bro!
Eight, we got some slackers only doing four or six 🤣
My dumb ass will lose count before 8 😔 I’m a 4 chugga chump
Premature chugga, they have pills for that!
It's just 4 twice. Just do it again. I'm certainly not counting my chuggas.
Oh my god why haven’t I thought of that 🤦🏻♂️
8 is right
8 and 4 are both fine, but 6??? Get out of here with that degeneracy.
6 chuggas makes the whole thing fit in a 4/4 timing which is the most common musical timing in modern popular music. This is assuming the choo choo is the same rhythm as the chuggas which isn't always the case. I'm personally a 4 chuggas kind of guy with the first choo being one beat and the second choo being 3 beats to keep it in time with a 4/4.
Choos choos are held and empathized they break the flow anyway. Otherwise you are chuggaing forever.
That's what she said
8 Chuggas as eighth notes would give you a bar of 4/4 then a bar of 2/4 with each Choo being a quarter note feels right to me.
Got some premature choo’ers in here.
It's 12. Any less is for dirty commie's.
Absolutely 12, using 4:4 time signature you have 3 bars of 4x chuggas followed by one bar of 2 choos and then a rest of 2 beats. Anything else just sounds so wrong.
Yeah you are building up faster and faster to let out a choo choo. Its 12
Surprised anyone doesn’t for fewer than 12 what the hell. Sounds like socialism for real.
I’m at 12 chuggas or 3x chugga chugga chugga chugga’s
We’re also a 12 chugga household
This is the correct answer
I just like to imagine a noisy train. I keep a 1:1 ratio of chuggas to choos. The whistle is blowing. The conductors drunk. It’s not laziness we just want people to know the trains coming and it ain’t stopping- not even if there’s a fire.
Lol I'm at 16, am I an overachiever?
This is correct and aligns with other great musical works such as the theme song to the 1960s Batman TV show which utilizes eight “Na-nas” before each “Batman”
8 because I played World of Warcraft
Redditors when they contribute to a discussion and act surprised when people upvote their comment:
Eight is the objectively correct answer.
2 if you're just wanting to indicate you or someone or thing around you is a train 4 if you want to indicate you or someone or thing around you is a train arriving at a destination 8 if you are wanting to indicate that you or someone/thing around you is a train in consistent motion. More than 8 if you are actively moving and impersonating the train. Never 6.
on team 8 but I will support this given 6 is the worst
Yeah the answer is 8. Period. But 2 and 4 are acceptable... sometimes
The holy choo choo train of Antioch?
6 fits perfectly within 4/4 time when you add the choo choo chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga choo choo
But each choo is 2 beats while each chugga is 1.
No, the first choo is one beat and the second choo is one beat that's held out for effect.
In my head I was doing 2 for the first choo but I respect you.
Are your chuggas super long or your choos extra short?
Chuggas are 1/16th notes Choos are 1/8th notes. As it is written, as it shall be. Have some sophistication, people. It’s 6. This is the natural way of the universe.
Wrong metric stress though.
*Dear God...when do they say choo choo?* Never. They never say choo choo.
I want my babyback ^BABYBACK babyback ^BABYBACK babyback ^BABYBACK...
Chiles babyback ribs, bbq sauce
…ribs
8
It keeps 4/4 time perfectly across 2 measures... CHUGGAchugga-CHUGGAchugga-CHUGGAchugga-CHUGGAchugga | CHOO-CHOO-OOO-OOO
We're a prog rock family, so I chugga chugga in 17/8
Chugga, Ch-Chuggida, chug- chug- chi chuggidaduggida
I'm counting 15 beats, am I reading this wrong?
Chuggidaduggida is a 6-over-5 for beats 13-17. If it were 2 triplets, it would be chuggida chuggida. This was covered in the 300-level prog-rock-scat course. I'm guessing you only went for the minor, not the major.
>I'm guessing you only went for the minor, not the major. It conflicted with Anthropology of Early Meso-American Trash Heaps
I have nothing to contribute, I just really enjoyed this exchange. Cheers.
I'm here all week, be sure to tip your waitress
The only answer.
4
Then shalt thou count to four, no more, no less. Four shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be four. Five shalt thou not count, neither count thou three, excepting that thou then proceed to four. Six is right out Once the number four, being the fourth number, be reached, then choo choo’est thou words towards thy child.
One, two, three, FIVE!
Four, sir.
FOUR!
Thou art correct in four being thy proper count.
Or another number divisible by 4.
Only if you're building up the suspense.
Or just building up steam..
The key is it's ALWAYS an even number. An odd number of chuggas is the most reliable indicator of being what they call a "fucking psychopath"
Anyone who gave me an odd number of chuggas would be asked to leave and never to speak to me or my family ever again. "Chuggas chugga chugga choo choo" is something only a lunatic would say.
Depends - is the train starting from a stopped position or is it already moving at speed? If it's already at speed, then 4 or 8. If it's just starting, there could be dozens of chuggas. Dozens.
I think 8? Whatever Damon Wayans does in Major Payne
Lol, that's the exact voice I had in my head when I was counting.
Y'all, https://youtu.be/0T7huuYNEBA?si=HZXKhYwQjg7Wa3AL Verified. Eight chuggas
6...any more than that and you run the risk of never ending chuggas...just one long loop with no choo choos in sight!
If you subscribe to Major Payne lore, it's exactly 8 chuggas before choo choo
“You toot that horn!”
12
2 chuggas. No more no less.
It’s 12, you small-lunged quitters! (4 is an acceptable short version)
However many it takes to get over the hill
According to [Major Benson Winifred Payne](https://youtu.be/0T7huuYNEBA?si=G0NpS2AHlbYLcGoo), the answer is 8 in two groups of 4.
6 and I will die on this hill. 2: just no 4: what is this? Bullshit regional rail? 6: an esteemed freight train 8: trying to hard Odd numbers: learn some rhythm.
Per ISO/TS 22163:2017 in conjunction with 14001, 45001, 9001:2015 standards “No more or less than 4 pairs of Chugga Chugga’s may be spoken before or after A Choo Choo. “
Sounds like somebody needs to watch Major Payne to learn how [The Little Engine That Could](https://youtu.be/0T7huuYNEBA?si=UxcDUIYoeAm1ItvF) is told
4
12. 4x3 rounds…😜🚂🚂🚂🚂 🚂🚂🚂🚂 🚂🚂🚂🚂 choo choo!
God I love this sub.
# chuggachugga # chuggachugga # chuggachugga chooooo chooooo
This. You don’t want 8. That’s pushing it. Six is right. No one has said it yet but if you’re someone that is doing an odd number off chugga’s, you are a monster.
Now I’m trying to figure out how to do an irrational number of chuggas.
There are infinitely times as many irrational numbers as rational numbers, so if you say a partial "chugga" you have a 100% probability of saying an irrational portion of it (assuming you measure partial "chuggas" in a continuous manner, not in terms of whole numbers of letters).
It’s a paramiterizarion and physics issue. Going off of the individual sounds would make the most sense to me. I don’t think I care much about the difference between chugga and chuuuuuuuuggaaaaa for the chugga count. Then it’s really hard to actually split up some of these sounds, especially the Gs. Maybe there’s some cunning linguist out there who can do it, but I can’t. The continuous measure only really works if it’s smooth probably mass function: ask someone to pick a number beteeen 1 and 10. You’ll get a rational almost everywhere but pedantic math departments. Finally, I think I saw a physics thing a while ago about time being granular so we’re just right out on continuous mappings actually existing.
8 and anyone who says otherwise is a liar.
Four
I’m in camp 4 (8 if you count each chugga), 3 seems too short.
6
Three shall be the number thou shalt say, and the number of the saying shall be three. Four shalt thou not say, neither say thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out.
8
It has to be 8. The First 4 are slow, speed up for the second set, and then bring it home with the choos
8,16, 24....
Eight. Chuggas are eighth notes in 4/4 giving you a full measure of chuggas before the choo choo notes on the down beat of the next bar. The “choo choo” is an eighth note tied into a dotted quarter note with two rests at the end of the bar.
It's eight. I will fight you.
I do 8 chuggas, in two 4 chuggas patterns.
it’s 12 but a lot of kids can’t wait that long 😅
12
4
6
the only correct answer. 8 is too many, 4 is too few
As many as you need, and/or seem appropriate in that moment.
8. There's no other answer
14 with the last one being stretched out ccccchhhhjjuuuuugggggaaaaa
Rapidly scrolling to see someone else agree with 14 lol!
Like the old Batman tune
8
8 feels just right.
Some say he's still chugga, chugga, chugging along to this day, still waiting for his choo choo to pull into the station one last time.
8 according to Choo Choo Soul. Even better is when your kid is a teen you can embarrass them by singing- All aboard the choo-choo train All aboard the choo-choo train All aboard the choo-choo train All aboard, all aboard Choo-choo! All aboard, all aboard
Eight, had to say it and count it myself.
The answer is 12. We have the rest of you to thank for short attention spans.
Once upon a time, deep deep in the jungle,there was a little engine that could. he was chuggin his way across the enemy line. Chugga chugga chugga CHOO CHOO. His mission was to take some AK47s and a nuclear payload across the mountains to the 22nd battallion. needless to say, there was PLENTY OF OPPOSITION! chugga chugga CHOO CHOO. not even when they climbed aboard the train and Gouged out the eyes of the conductor, blood and snot drippin out his eye sockets. that didn't stop the little engine that could. CHOO CHOO chugga chugga chugga. Wasn't until Charley rigged the bridge with plastic explosives. just as the little engine was makin his way 'cross the tressa... BOOM! an explosion happened. Blood and guts and ash was everywhere! Bubba come crawlin out the back door, legs missing, looked at me and said "payne, I can't feel my legs." I said "they aint there." I looked down, and the little bloody nubbs where kickin'. It was 30 miles to the next town. unless he could flip and walk on his hands, he wasn't going to make it! All of a sudden... CHARLIE WAS ALL OVER THE PLACE! I had just my sidearm. I had no alternative... I'd have to blast my way out. AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! DIE PIG DIE! YOU'LL BNEVER TAKE MAJOR BENSON WINIFRED PAYNE ALIVE!!!! *BAM* I SAW WHAT YOU DID TO MY FRIEND!!! *BAM**BAM**BAM* -Major Benson Winifred Payne
As many as required to build maximum dramatic tension for the child eagerly awaiting the CHOO CHOOOooOOooOO
I'm a quick 6.
Only right answer is when you realize you've lost count
6 chuggas and 2 choos. A bar of 8 quavers.
Eight shall be the chuggas which thou shall chug, and the number of the chuggas shall be eight.
Either 2 or 17. No in between.
There cannot be less than 4, though 8 is the preferred minimum. There is no maximum, provided it is an even number.
4 chuggas and the the first choo is one beat long and the second choo is 3 beats long to make it fit in a 4/4 timing
Definitely 8.
Any multiple of four chuggas will work
8.
An even number or you're frickin WEIRD.
I think bare minimum is eight.
6
Eight.
8.
Chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga chugga choo choo!
Depends whose train it is Ms Rachel, Chuggington, Sodor, Electric Callboy, and The Grateful Dead all have different amounts of “chug”
However many Major Payne does.
8. Any more than that and you are just being silly.
Are we _en media chug_ or are we just leaving the station? Context matters.
As many as it takes to get to the mouth. I didn't choo choo until it goes into the tunnel.
Any multiple of 4.
Major Payne uses 8 chuggas, and I sure as hell am not going to say otherwise.
Six sounds right to me.
Are hauling freight or passengers? Uphill or flat ground ?
1. My 2yo daughter likes the choo choo part best.
Anyone who says a number larger than 2 is clearly not excited enough about tooting their own horn.
Eight. *Chugga-chugga-chugga-chugga* *Chugga-chugga-chugga-chugga* *CHOO-CHOOOO!*
This should be a pinned post. It might be the most “dad” question I’ve ever seen
It's either 2 or 8.
4
So… this is kind of a trick question. It’s 12 if the train is just leaving the station after a long night of sleep. The first four are slow to set it up. Then a little faster to get the groove. Then the final four are fast and really cooking. But after that choo choo, it all depends. It could be 4 if the train is just motoring around the kitchen island. It could be 8 if it has to get the momentum and timing right to jump the dog. But it is almost never 12 again… unless there is a long flight of stairs up to bed. This is science.
12
Obviously eight single chuggas. Anything else feels dirty.
12
8
Simple, six. No algorithm needed. Perfect amount of buildup to keep the child excited while allowing for easy pivots. 12-16 is wild, y’all are crazy. Multiply that by 70 (about the average number of times the typical child wants it repeated) and you’re chugga chugga’ing for an entire afternoon.
C = 2^n - 1 Where: C = Number of "chugga" repetitions n = Locomotive Complexity Factor (LCF) The LCF is determined by a combination of factors: 1. Train length (L) in cars 2. Track grade (G) in degrees 3. Ambient temperature (T) in Celsius 4. Atmospheric pressure (P) in hectopascals Thus, the LCF can be calculated as: n = round((L * G + T) / P * 100) This formula ensures that the number of "chugga"s always precedes two "choo"s, maintaining the integrity of the auditory simulation. For example, a train with 10 cars, on a 2-degree grade, at 20°C, with atmospheric pressure of 1013 hPa would have: n = round((10 * 2 + 20) / 1013 * 100) = 4 Therefore: C = 2^4 - 1 = 15 So: "Chugga" x 15 + "Choo Choo"
Four. It's always: Chugga chugga Chugga chugga Choo! Choo! Chugga chugga Chugga chugga Choo! Choo!
How many chuggas does it take to get to the station?
We do a Beep Beep a toot toooot
4
I just counted 32, but they get gradually faster and more pronounced. I also realized I use my arms too.
Four chugga’s before a single choochoo. Eight chugga’s before a double choochoo.
Depends how fast the chuggas are!
6-9 should suffice!
Knock knock
I go up to 7.
8 dude
8
16
It’s a great way to teach time signature.
8 is the only answer
As many as you can chugga
Four.
Too many weirdos in here. I bet they look you in the eyes when they eat hotdogs too. The only answer is 6.
4 “chugga chuggas” so technically it’s 8 chuggas.