<p>That would be the case, if we were allowed to use outside sources. However, since we weren’t allowed to use any sources nor experiment (oh dear lord, just imagine the horror had all of our consumer goods resulted from shallow estimates), estimates are not practical substitutes for something that I have absolutely no clue about. Therefore, I am obligated to find an alternative method that I can actually use to estimate the problem. You seem to think that because I did not follow your set of techniques in solving the problem that my method of working out the problem is somehow wrong, with no further justifications.</p>
<p>You know what, screw it all, I’ve submitted my method for a possible solution and because I attempted to defend my approach, I’m obviously not suited for a real world job. But hey, I’m destined for a Community College, so why waste time on me?</p>