/sci/ - Science & Math

very much so, it suffers, yet if there is a god, he does nothing

Hi /sci/
any anons with good understanding of complex numbers able to tell me the other 2 solutions to 2^3
(i know the basic answer = 8)
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rock salt's cheaper

>>1172542
Five year masters, eh?

what's your GPA

I do 3 because I'm too busy doing calculations to worry about how pretty the symbols are. I'd do batman symbols if it was faster.

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inb4 shitstorm

>>1122428
The weight won't move out at the bottom; water pressure acts in all directions and will still push it in.

>>1121515
>CORE
ok faggot

I can recite all the digits of pi. Backwards.

I can make methyne. WITHOUT ANY MILK

That seems like it would take an assload of electricity. Compare the heat of a toaster oven to an oil fire.

Every exponent a^n can be represented as 1*a, n times, with all those results multiplied together.

0^0 = 1*0 (only zero times, so it doesn't actually happen) = 1

There used to be a mod?

My dad's a civil engineer, he seems happy. And I had a pretty privileged childhood too, so public sector pays pretty well I guess

>>1090939
trollan

So who else is using vista level 10 chess to beat people?

I'm O+

Feels altruistic man

http://techdirt.com/articles/20070118/013310.shtml
A nice read, if only tangentially relevant.

Ok trebek, I'll play your game.

A lot of people I've heard cite the molten thermite found under the rubble a few weeks later or something; I'm not really sure what the exact claim was. Debunk it if you know what I'm trying to refer to.

Or not.

Who am I kidding. Inb4 shitstorm.

The oil wouldn't dissolve in the water of the hurricane cloud

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