/sci/ - Science & Math

Smoke herb you fucking bitch nigga

Neil Le Grassy Tyson (chicken)

>>6250536

Why is sqrt(9) 3 but not -3? Input sqrt(9)=-3 gives false in wolfram alpha.

>>6124839
I can't tell if you want it or are just expressing disappointment at it's absence so far.

>>6119642
More than there are stars in our galaxy

>>5759868
x^-0 = (x^0)^-1 = (x^0)^0^-1 = 2. If 2 = x^-0 then x = 0.5 and or √2. There, I solved your homework. (this does not take into account the Lorentz factor btw but I'm assuming you're not even in your fourth year of pure maths).

No need to thank me, it is my job.

Hi /sci/, I want to learn calculus all the way up to differential equation within the timespan of about a month. I want the best resources. The Best.

Neil Tyson

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>>5715112
NDT is smarter than you.

In this moment, I am euphoric. Not because of any phony god's blessing. But because I am enlightened by my intelligence.

>>5625214

/sci/, I am a very young person, relatively speaking. As of late I have decided whilst my brain can still absorb large amounts of information (hopefully it still can) I should learn as much as I possibly can. I've been reading quite a bit lately, mostly about robotics and electrical engineering. I think I'm supposed to go into computer science, but that seems like such a broad topic, which is my problem. I want to learn so much, it's difficult for me to stick to one thing, and I feel like I can't learn these things fast enough. I imagine many of you have felt this way. Have you figured it out?