/sci/ - Science & Math

>posting memes that are almost a decade old

Mine's better.

Troll science thread?

You're retarded.

Provide and proof at all that you are right.

>>8343913

Anyone remember these? Anyone have any that were particularly funny?

>speed of light+65mph?
> 65 mph FASTER than the SPEED OF LIGHT.

FUCK YOU /sci/,
FUCK YOU OP, faggot.

You guys have no interest in science and only use this board to "troll" people who legitimately want to talk about science. You also lack any knowledge in science at all, such as this "troll" pictured left.

I know OP is a faggot, but here is the reason why you are all wrong;

We want to wash one car.
Tim washes a 1/10th per minute.
Tom washes a 1/23th per minute.
Let the number of minutes be x, the optimal solution is when they both work for an equal period.

Therefore x/10 + x/23 = 1 car washed.
33x = 230.
Therefore x = 6.97 minutes (3sf).

TL;DR OP IS A FAGGOT.

The function f(t) represents the height in feet of a ball thrown into the air, t seconds after it has been thrown. Calculate the velocity 0.8 seconds after the ball has been thrown.

At 0.8 seconds, f(t) = 28.599999999999998
At 0 seconds, f(t) = 22.2
At 1 second, f(t) = 27.2

>>4225017
If you could do this, then this pic is also possible. Since light can be crammed in an infinitly small space, you get thousands of those cubes made of one way mirrors/glass. When they have enough light you poke a hole in them one at a time. Each time you poke a hole in one, you'll get a boost of acceleration. Eventually you could reach the speed of light.

Problem Newton?

mmmmm

would it work?

captcha:work remptrac

Learning about vectors in physics. Can someone explain the applicable use of the x and y components of a vector. Like in a real scenario, what is the point of knowing these component?