/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4689004

Which is just a redraw of xkcd's "Useless".

If you're going to steal shit from shit, at least attribute the proper shit.

come on math bros!!!

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Choose one.

Hi /sci/ I was wondering if you could help me with this problem. I got an answer, but it seems incorrect.

Four balls, each with diameter 32 cm, are placed in a cylinder. What is the volume of the smallest cylinder to hold all for balls? How much unused space is in the cylinder?

The Greeks, namely Archimedes found many digits of pi by inscribing polygons in a circle. How do i do that?!?! garrggh

Greetings /sci/.
I have a few questions.
Firstly; Can one be in any way religious while still questing to understand the universe scientifically? Thoughts ?

Secondly, Consider the concept of reality. Why would one need to name reality. It is all that is known to us, so why give it a name and study it. Put hours of thought into it. /sci/, i propose that whoever came up with the term 'reality' is the only one who knew the truth, that each human in the universe is simply an avatar to some more advanced being. Amirite?

Picture entirely unrelated.

Question, /sci/: Does it make biological sense for men to fall in love? It makes sense for women, so they settle down and have kids, but why for men if they should be spurred to continue to spread their seed around rather than stay with one woman?

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Well, I'm at a loss here.

>>1628588

How would you solve it /sci/ ?

>>1488408

y''(x)+2xy'(x)+2y(x)=2
ill just leave this here, report in mathfags!