[Rick Lee]

Reading the glassdoor.com interview reviews of a place where I'll have a second interview next week, it looks like they ask a battery of physics and logic questions that have nothing to do with the sales job for which I'm applying. It looks like they always ask the same questions, so, of course, I Google'd the answers. One of them is something to effect of "Why is the sky blue?" Another is "What can can be said of an object sliding down another object's 45 deg. angle?" Another is "What is your break even point if you roll a die that costs you $1 per roll and pays out whatever you roll?"

I can figure this stuff out with a pencil and paper and a few min. of thinking, if that's the kind of answer they want. I'm not sure if they want to see my thought process, if I just already know the answers or if I came prepared for those questions by doing my homework on glassdoor.com.

How should I answer?