/sci/ - Science & Math

As a Biochemist and Biologist, it just astonishes me how fucking retarded and selectively oblivious people are to the fact that we are one race. There is such a minuscule difference in genetic makeup between different human populations, not remotely close enough to constitute another race.
There is no hidden agenda behind that statement, it's incredibly simple to understand so long as you have a basic understanding of biology, specifically genetics.
People who DO understand the biology behind it and still willfully and ignorantly choose to believe otherwise, are going against 100+ years of hard earned research from hundreds of experts in the field.
I get many people meme on this, but to the people who spam neo-nazi speeches and schizo videos to prove your point, you are just outing yourself are a complete dipshit on this board.

4.0, brought my grade up to a 3.84 after 80 credit hours. 3.93 institutional but it's being dragged downed by my 3.63 CC classes I took while in HS :/ .
Trying to hopefully transfer to Emory in the fall of next year for some nice research opportunities, but I'm fairly worried if I even have a chance at getting in.

>>10232109
shit comebacks
>>10232113
calm down and check the ego, it's only an online forum

/sci/ I need help, I'm talking a calculus quiz online for a college class and I can't remember how to find the limit of a piecewise defined functions.

For examples

f(x)= { x+7 for x <(or equal)7}
{7x-35 for x>7}

please help teach me how to do it

So I'm in a statistics course right now, and the teacher is one of those that are only still around due to tenure. He is a terrible teacher (some of us are wondering if he's beginning to go senile =[ ), and honestly leaves the class more confused than when we came in.

I've been getting things from the book okay-ish, but for some reason I am just hitting a wall here, and I know it's something fucking simple. Feels bad man.

Anyway, here's the problem for you intellectually superior gent's:

A deck of 52 cards contains 12 face cards. If you deal 4 cards without replacement, compute the probability distribution fo rthe number of face cards.
Then do the same except WITH replacement.

I'm just hitting a mental block here; help?