/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10414755
What kind of idiot would have trouble with this? What are you even doing on this board?

>>9843745
Unless you can come up with a better answer, your opinion means nothing. I'm sorry you can't grasp abstract concepts easily. Also I am not>>9843733

>>9813727
Well, have you found it yet?

>science is a monolith of truth
>science is not vulnerable to attacks like politics
>skepticism in the face of current scientific evidence is ignorance
>science will find the answer to everything
How do we stop the trend of these popsci losers?

>>9618167
then its not a very convincing answer

>>9609091
But this is for the factor theorem, so every time its going to do that. What would it actually tell you about the graph? Man, I'm dumb, sorry.

>>9586406
>prove your theories right

>>9497361
>creating trivial theorems

Ph.D. anons, did your program require a degree from regionally accredited school to get in? I'm worried my choice of school (only nationally accredited) may have fucked me over

>>9412304

nice "brain"

>>9391523
>he thinks this is your standard Knights and Knaves
>he thinks that Knights and Knaves is the oldest logic puzzle
>he thinks there is one solution to this
>he thinks that cheating is at all acceptable
The absolute state of you, holy shit

>1 correct answer, 3 incorrect answers
>1/3 chance of getting a correct answer

What does /sci/ think about "the end" of physics?

>Get job watching kids afterschool
>Don't know shit about math besides basic add., sub., mult., div.
>Kid asks me for help with algebra problem
>I have to use my fingers and it takes an awfully long time

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuug. I need your help, /sci/.

Okay, so basically it was--

"35 bundles of flowers, there are 7 more bundles of tulips than roses, how many bundles of tulips are there?"

--But instead of using some sort of equation or something, I had to count it out with my fingers like some sort of fucking brainlet. Please help me out, /sci/. It's fucking embarrassing not knowing how to do a 4th grader's homework...

>>9337362
>Yes it can (and it has)

How low IQ is too low IQ?