/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9374484
normie out

>mfw people pretending to be experts on classic music ITT
you're not CLT, go home

>>9006754
>First I need to eradicate every single frogposter from this thread.

>>8991766
>he limits himself to associative algebra

>>8988511
>claim he's right wing
>don't make a single mention of his politics to back it up
Hilarious, brainlet.

>popsci

>>8982645
but it does, look at the inequality he wrote

did you even read the picture you posted?

>>8982566
>I think it's you who are the brainlet.

>2 divides ab=4*14 and 2 divides 4
>doesn't contradict 2 being prime
what's the issue exactly brainlet?

>>8977992
>trying this hard to be a pseudointellectual after taking babby's first algebra class

>This is correct when you study Field theory and abstract algebra though.
>You are wrong. In abstract algebra it becomes correct.
no it's not, it would be if n was a prime, and if you specified which root you're taking

>>8974789
>higher process

>>8972986
>journalofsci
d r o p p e d

>still no proof of the Riemann hypothesis

>>8918122

>>8901780
>by contradiction
why?

>>8895771
>>8895771
>The limit only exists if the function is continuous at the point. Since the point isn't even in the domain of the function, the limit automatically doesn't exist.

>>8892197
>.m.

>>8888368
>this post

>>8863078
can you show me how to solve this then?

Is /sci/ the most narcissistic and negative board on 4chan?

>>8847774
>whitewashing science

- f(0)=1
- |f(x) - f(y) - x^2 + y^2| ≤ (cosx-cosy)^2

Prove that g(x)=f(x) - x^2 is a constant function

>>8836650
you have to prove that f(x) is deferentiable so yes you need it for that boii