/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5370839

Create Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

>>5366644

I am not fucking potato.

started uni a few weeks ago and was amased that people with dyslexia still are given 25% extra time on exams.
so i was thinking of trying to get a doctors note saying i am dyslexic. i assume they have tests for these conditions and was wondering if it was at all possible to fake any of the symptoms of dyslexia in the test.

and please no resposes saying "just work harder" to get my grades. i know this is morally questionable and technically cheating but i dont care. i want good gradesno matter how i get them.
thanks

>>3741020

>autistic
>ph.d in maths

I assumed you were kidding around. Autistic people are fucking retarded and contrary to what you hear on TV, not very good at maths.

>pic related it's you

What up /sci/. I'm a physics noob and i'm finding it hard to understand a certain type of motion problem (yeah, 2d motion, real basic stuff). This is an example:
A car passes by a point at 108 km/h. 3 seconds later, a second car begins from this point, accelerating at 2 m/s2. What distance does it take for the second car to reach the first?
I know the practical way to do it, but I don't understand the logic behind it. I'm not asking for the answer to the problem, but the thinking process behind solving it
Pic: What you probably think I am....

>>2746419
>Christian

Hey /sci/, my retarded cousin just graduated with an engineering degree.

We all know engineering is shit teir, but for someone with a mental hanpicapp it is worth somthing. Any kind words of prase for my retarded cousin?

pic related