/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5530904

Come to Australia!

halp /sci/. I need to write a 12 page term paper as fast as possible. It's not due tomorrow or anything I have time, but I also have important math and science tests at the same time it's due so I want to just do it all tonight or within the next day or two.

How do I get a term paper done as fast as possible? I already have a strong A in the class so it doesn't have to be really good...just needs to not be horrendous.

any tips?

/sci/ I feel really in over my head right now as a math/physics major in college and so I'm going to use this summer to review everything I've done so far. Which of the following topics should I focus on reviewing?

calc 2
calc 3*
ODEs
proof techniques
linear algebra
Abstract Algebra
Analysis**
Mechanics*
E&M*
Relativity
Elementary QM*
Math techniques in physics
Vibrations and Waves*

there's clearly no way I can do all this in a summer, even if it's just reviewing. *=areas I'm particularly weak in
**=I don't know wtf is going on at all

any advice?

>>4591298
>The real Sherlock

>>3768914
>>3768932

>mfw 61 posts for a yes or no question

inb4 A LOT OF BUTTMAD CHRISTFAGS

op here

>>2929764

>>2904597
Africa is nothing less than a AIDS bucket that's never going to get any better. We should just bomb it now.

>>2864859
He is doing fine by my watch.

convert it into cake, thus FTC speed is possible.
this is true because my ass says Cake=Mass^2 x Light

>>2757015

>>2651080
>>2651080
so your saying ABOUT 80 000 white women are raped by blacks a year

>>2602822
>>2602809
>>2602829

>>2586458
>>How will you get your seed money

Steal $1 of parent's money every day over the ~10 till it's time to buy Google stock. Buy a controlling share of Google to get on the Board. --> Profit.

>Hey WS femanon
>Oh hay anon
>You ever noticed that you can do women's studies, but not men's studies?
>Oh lol that's a good-
>Oh wait, they call that history.

>>2487930
>doctors work harder than anyone

4/10

<span class="math">\frac{1}{0}[/spoiler]

>>2444640
Parents with extracted wisdom teeth are more likely to have children without them.

>>2326540
I'll uncover it for you

Problem? Who's talking about problems?