/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7116099
>>7116102
>has to resort to memes because he can't get a job

>>7051844
>,

>>5316389
>Why not just off yourself?
because i want gf

We will never know untill we try it

>>4952644
So are you.

>>4640836
How do I kill myself?

>>4640856
But the topic is totally irrelevant to my life and my studies as I was forced to take English for English majors because the technical writing course was filled this semester.

>you will never get gf

Harriet of course.

How do you scientifically know when you should commit suicide due to your crippling social anxiety and depression?

/sci/, I have a calc 2 test in a week on series.

I have not a clue how to do 90% of the power series. This stuff just makes no sense to me, I've read the test and it still confuses me to hell.

Is there any easy hints at doing this stuff?

>>4485223
I guessed it correctly.

>>4464721
You laughing at my misery?

>no gf
>1 hour 25 minutes until it's official that i have no gf for valentines day
>24th year in a row

I dont know how to solve it, I would even know where to start

>>4339357
>Knowledge of any kind

cool story tripfag, everything is a science by that definitions

>>4291373
1/10, made me respond

/sci/, is college really worth it?

Over the last few months I've been talking to quite a few non-college students who seem to love their lives. Some of them sit in on classes at the local universities that they love and wish to learn more about and do what they love as a hobby on the side at their own pace.

They all seem to work nice easy going jobs and despite not having a lot of money they really seem to enjoy themselves.

The janitor in my dorm for instance never went to college and instead worked what one would consider a shitty life and over the last 30 years he has been a janitor for the dorms around the one campus. Despite what many would think as a shitty job he tells me he loves it because it's simple and doesn't bog him down with unwanted bullshit. He told me that over the years he would go and sit in on math and science courses that he found to be interesting and loved it because it taught him what he wanted to know without all the other bullshit that comes with being a college student. As a side job he also like to tutor kids in some of the physics courses we have and advanced math courses because he loves teaching others and in general loves to work with the material.


He really made me think about what I was doing which was really boring and not fun at all and I really wonder if i made the wrong choice in life.

Calculate the quadratic Taylor Polynom (x0=0) and the remainder using Lagrange's form

f(x) = 1 / (x²+2) f(0) = 0.5
f'(x) = (-2x) / (x²+2)^2 f'(0) = 0
f''(x) = (6x²-4) / (x²+2)^3 f''(0) = -0.5

T2(x) = 0.5+ (0 / 1!)x - (0.5 / 2!) x² = 0.5-0.25x²

How does one proceed to calculate the remainder in the interval [-1, 1]

f'''(x) = (48x - 24x³) / (x²+2)^4

R2(x) should be (f'''(x~) / 3!) * x³

>>4238994
>basing intelligence off IQ tests

>you will never have ron paul for president

>>3938805
>condescending, patronising laugh, smile.jpg

>>3765533

tens of trillions

>mfw

I'm going to bed but this board better be here when I wake up. I've had too many favorite boards get baleeted