This struck me as a challenging equation this morning, so I just had to do it. The answer has already been determined, but I'd be eager to learn how you would address it.Problem Set
With my birthdate being April 8, 1977, and I've worked at the same company since January 24, 2001, and today's date being May 25, 2006, this means that I've been employed at the company for 1,947 days, of my total 10,639 days alive on this planet, good for an 18.3% mark.
A colleague of mine, born on April 24, 1982, joined the company on October 18, 2004, and has worked at the company for 584 days of her total 8,797 days alive on the planet, giving her a 6.6% mark.
Assumptions
Both of us will continue working at the same company, uninterrupted.
Question
On what day will my colleague have been working at the company a higher percentage of her life than I have?
To be answered tomorrow...
Listening to ''The Nightfly (Short Cut)'', by Blank & Jones (Play Count: 4)