/sci/ - Science & Math

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBM2iGXrshU

how does this song make you feel, /sci/?

Some quote from a textbook about teamwork

While student teams experience these same issues, students complaints about teamwork often revolve around four issues. These are:
1. the 'free rider' or 'social loafer' who does little work compared with other team members but often recieves the same mark
2. the 'know-it-all' who wants to do all of the work
3. mismatched expectations within the team about the mark the team should aim to achieve for their work
4. complications with allocating tasks, roles, and responsibilities and meeting project deadlines.

Yep, this settles it, teamwork is pretty much like communism, ideal in practice, yet a abyssmal failure in real life. People taking credit for your work, or not working at all because its the system that pleases them. Teamwork should not be taught and employers and managers should generally focus on collaboration only.

Fuck teamwork. I have a major project that requires me to work in teams. While I'm fine with work-load sharing, I have to deal with people retarded or underqualified to do basic math, engineering or design principles, or are just too fucking lazy.

Fuck everything.

>implying that P = NP

All of the people here who think the spambot is clever or aware are giving the creator far too much credit.

All that the bot does is copy old posts and repost them. I noticed when I logged on this morning that the bot had copied one of my posts from last night.

Just wanted to throw that out there.

>>1496086
>larger plants have less gravity

>>1478797
>Density is totally irrelevant - the only factors which alter the force are displacement and weight

i shall be a college freshman shortly
im going straight into business calc with only alg2 incomplete knowledge (didnt pay much attention)
how fucked am i?

you don't even have to multiply any of the equations... just add them, goddamnit

>>1336715
Why do you believe in smart people working with no stress if it's just a theory (a guess)?

>>1305984

>fucking
>adjective

>>1275426

now u rly did it

>>1161431

>>1145786

>saged

lol

>>1109840

You're not nearly as intelligent as you think you are.

I am helping someone out with math, and I am having an absolute brain fart. I am wondering if you can help me with this one.
I know I am supposed to use logs or natural logs, but completely forgot how to use them properly. (other than the basic rules x=b^y, then y=logb(x) stuff)

Thomas invests 1,200 into an account with a rate of 4%. How many years will it take to have 15,400. And they want me to use the A=P(1+r)^t equation.

Thanks in advance,

Your fellow anon.

just all nightered an engineering project on matlab 700 lines

ask me anything

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