/sci/ - Science & Math

>some animals have 8 tentacles

bros

>>10054018
>>10046451
>there are at least two people in this thread who attend my university

>>9649010
I read the first line and thought you were about to say that book was shit
I have not been that anxious in a long while

>>9639318
The bucket is about 10 inches wide and 2 feet tall, cylindrical

>>9611192
>So no one here is able to refute me? Pathetic.
>the decimal number 1/3 does not exist.
>Base 10 doesn't allow it.

suppose

>>9168792
woo wee

[math]x^2 = 4[/math]
[math]\sqrt{x^2} = \sqrt{4}[/math]
[math]|x| = 2[/math]

why can you skimp on doing [math]|x| = |2|[/math]
is it because 2 is always 2

Biology major/chem minor, applying to microbiology PhD programs in the fall. Wish me luck anons

>>8811099
slow down there champ please

Autistic student
>Be undergrad
>Email independent study advisor
>Gives me his cell phone number
>Text him that day for guidance
>Occasionally text him letting him know I set up whatever cultures we're growing
>Mfw I still usually send emails because texting seems too intimate/unprofessional
Will I ever make it /sci/? He's a laid back dude but I just feel odd

>>8664425
I have a meeting with him next Monday morning. I'm literally shaking. I have double checked everything and am pretty sure my experiment was done right. Even got some 1st year students to work on it without letting them know what it was they were doing, but the results check out. I'm worried my discovery may upset some startup memes my professor is directly invested in.

How hard is CS?

https://www.cpp.edu/~sci/computer-science/docs/SCI_Comp_Sci_2016-2017_VML.pdf

I transferred this semester from Computer Engineering, and I completely hated the intro courses to CE (Intro to Electrical Engineering).

http://www.cpp.edu/~engineering/ECE/documents/CPE_15-16.pdf

I looked at the future courses for CE and I just didn't care for them. I already completed the Math up to Differential Equations, but how much Math is involved in the CS courses? I want to work in cyber security.

>>8296922
>there are people who got their PhD at 20
how is this possible

These up pictures of Jupiter spook me out desu I'm getting some sweaty hands

>Stage 1 starts falling back to Earth

>>8095963
>that echoing BBRRRNG sound when it fires
>projectile moves so fast it ignites the air behind it
>mfw

Also
>velocitas eradico
kek

>>8087552
Wew lad

While reading about Max Planck discovery of the quantum nature of light and the limitation of classical physics, I stumbled upon this site and this sentence which confused me greatly.

http://physics.weber.edu/carroll/honors/failures.htm

>Classical physics said that each frequency of vibration should have the same energy.

This isn't the case, right? Didn't Rayleigh-Janes, using classical EM, predicted that energy increases as frequency increases?

I am a 19 year old Canadian male. Sometimes I see vaguely string like objects in my poop. Usually 1 - 2 days after eating noodles/ramen. I dont really have diarrhea or constipation but I do get bloating now and again.

Is there some key symptom that you cant pass up as coincidence and is a tell tale sign of parasites?

Is it possible, if one has a bit of previous knowledge, to study for a freshman physics exam in 3 days to get a passing grade?

I have 3 weeks left to prepare for 3 1st Semester exams. As a brainlet there is no way I can even get a passing grade right?

Can Calculus I be learned in 14 days?