/sci/ - Science & Math

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Holy fucking shit you americlaps sure are funny.

China has over 4 times the population of the US, and they have ONLY JUST reached the same emission levels as the US.
The US per capita emissions are fucking nuts, and you still try to hide behind >muh china
When in reality, they are 4 fucking times cleaner than the US per capita. FOUR FUCKING TIMES.

Their pollution levels are because of the extreme population densities and if anything should scare the shit out of you and make you want to reduce your own emissions as fast as fucking possible before Manhattan and LA go the same way.

Jesus christ

http://idle.slashdot.org/story/14/01/02/2358248/searching-the-internet-for-evidence-of-time-travelers

>Science ppl trying to look for time travelers on the internet by looking for search terms before the thing searched for actually happened....

Good way, bad way?
Can we contribute?
Are they mad?

>discussing any kind of paradox

Honestly, why? None of them hold any significance in scientific terms, they're mental masturbation for philosophyfags

so I don't know how to treat this certain exponenet when calculating half lives. I've simplified the functional equation to:

y = 10(0.5)^n/28.10

how would I figure out, algebraically:

1 = 10(0.5)^n/28.10?

I know the correct answer is around 93.30 to 93.40 because I graphed it and found the intercept, but I'd like to know how to do this algebraically, any help and I'll be much obliged. Thank you.

how do i solve a non homogeneous recurrence relationship? i google but the best i can find doesnt help

pic related its how i feel

You would have a hard time focusing or solving any real work, and then stumble upon one truth and revel in it for a loooooooooong time, then watch Dark Crystal and regret not finishing school by this point in your life.
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Anyone have any good tips on memorizing vocabulary fast? I can't seem to remember the definitions of negation, conjunction, disjunction, and conditional statements. I'd really like to remember as I know I'll need to reference those words in a few years when I'm talking to a professor or something along those lines.

Thanks /sci/ :)