/sci/ - Science & Math

How would one create a formula that provides the exact amount of force required to maintain a rotary motion with ones male genitalia?

I imagine values such as [girth]^flaccid , [girth]^erect , [length]^flaccid , [length]^erect , and [weight of tissue material per cm^3] is required.

Hello /sci/. I come with a question. How do you feel about your friends that are in your opinion inferior in terms of intellect? I would call myself that guy in my own group of friends and feel as if I'm hindering conversation when they bust out the science talk. I'm a lib arts major and cannot for the life of me keep up with their more interesting collaborations. So my question is, do they take my silence on every matter as ignorance and thus think I'm stupid?

>>4440873
cheers mate, very much appreciated.

Have a nice looking teacher for your efforts.

Taking the FM/2 actuarial exam in a few hours. Tips 4chan?

have a wallpaper

>>3164794
Yes, they often make them optional. The fucking point is that they are not required for even the most advanced quantum mechanics, nor are the "interpretaions" actually considered proper science.

They are philosophy, and studied more by philosophers then actual physicist.

Hey econfags, how fucked is America really?

Hey /sci/ what are your thoughts on this ?

http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/college-conspiracy/

Can we try to keep things civil for once btw. I am choosing to remain neutral and just want to here what you think

0 Kelvin is the coldest atoms can get, but what is the hottest possible?
Is it where particles reach the speed of light? Would all be plasma?

>>2120051
OP:
The maths you have before calculus / LA is horrible.
It gets better and it is more interesting when you start doing maths instead of doing problems.

Stick with it. it is the purest form of problem solving. Humans are naturally good at this and find it fascinating, and when you learn "the language" and you are able to think about think about the underlying problems , not just the symbols and numbers, you will find it immensive

Science, kind of.

>>2010317

implies electrons have math
also, GR

>>2006430

i did not post that picture (which makes no sense)
but i thought you were asking OP.

so never mind, but the problem is clearly stated in my post
>>2006397

the transistor.

humanity dipping its feet in QM and solid state <3

or the wheel

>>1995282
it that case it would probably where you hit calculus;
not the "take the derivative of this" calculus, but when you
actually need to study and do the proofs,
due to the leap in mental effort needed for this kind of reasoning compared to +/- and multiplication.

But one could argue that similar barriers occur in every subfield of mathematics, but most people do not encounter them in the same way.

same question but for a guy?

in return sexy teacher

So my calc teacher fails and the book and google aren't helping. How on earth do I solve this?

limit as (x,y)->(16,8) of x*y*cos(x-2y)

I recently read that once we had uncovered a few constants and fundemental units of the world (Planck units if I am right) we changed the system so that these units were represented by the number 1, so rather than them being derived from other units and ending up as rational numbers etc ,we created a new system in which they were the ones we derived others from.

I'm just wondering how we did this,did we change the base in which the maths was performed or what?

sorry in advance if my knowledge of the information leads my question to be vague.

will /sci/ disappoint me as well ?

Women are too busy forming babby.