/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6412093
I doubt that a high-school tier turd could prove that..

"Can <span class="math">\pi[/spoiler] be written in the form <span class="math">\frac{a}{b}[/spoiler], where <span class="math">a,b \in \mathbb{Z}[/spoiler], and written in lowest terms."

If my LATEX doesn't work, sorry.. I haven't been on /sci/ in a long time.

If this series stops at 1/64, then the answer is:

<div class="math">\sum_{n=0}^{8} \frac{1}{2^{n-1}}</div>

>>5152656
>5 million people watching a guy jump out of a balloon
>only about 11,500 watched the spaceX falcon 9 launch back in may

feels.....i don't know, actually.

>>5125834
>but we have to deal with the radioactive material in some cases for millions of years
uh, i'm not aware of any substances which are dangerously radioactive for longer than 20,0000 years. still a long time mind you, but not a million

>material cost is astronomically high
not really. modern NPPs and fuel bundles can turn a solid profit at the end of the day, a pretty good one at that. It's a little less than a natural gas plant though

>economic disaster in the range of trillions of dollars.
Fukushima is basically the worst we're ever going to see from a modern NPP, and it really was not that bad at all. the area outside of 1km from the plant is already cleared for habitation.

Do you know what a radius is?

>mfw that video

>africans
>westerners

wut?

relevant to my inter-dimensional-ests.

>>3932886
Yup.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Carter

>beta as fuck

>>3907432
Yes
>is it harmful for a 20 year old man to drink breastmilk
>how do you stimulate lactation
>breastmilk horray

Yes and no.

>>3702464
No, a community college near nyc. Like I went on studentloans.gov and checked colleges inthe drop down list for my school like 20 times, and then I finally found the page on my school's site that says it doesn't participate in federal loans, only private lenders.

mfw

>>3544066
counter-sage

>>3207032
>10+10x0
>20x0
>=0

Just go for what you find most interesting. If you absolutely detest chemistry, simply fuck that then.

>>3127035
Behavioral Psychology is science. The issue is that psychology involves an immeasurable amount of variables. Its much harder to run a 'pure' experiment.
>>3127010
You are very narrow minded and appear to be incapable of seeing past what we have all been told "should" be.

Get over it...learn to live with yourself
and please /sci/ don't get all emo