/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2640699
You would assume /sci/ is one of the most intellectual boards on 4chan yet there are still that do not understand the fundamental principles of evolution.

Fascinating.

I did something like that back in high school.

My calculus grade dropped from a 95% to a 87% after the final......

I got my teacher to not count it after we looked at the scantron and it was clear I miss bubbled.

What is the evolutionary aspect of the male feeling like a piece of shit after he was masturbated/had sex?

I've been pondering this for a while now.

Also, why do females require more emotional attachment and a sense of "a couple."

I know this is /sci/ but this is by far the most intellectual board on 4chan so i bequest your historical knowledge.

I'm a math major and have locked up As in all my actual math classes after having taken final... but

my Gen Ed history final is next week.

My roommate is majoring in Computer Science and somehow he was able to get my history final off of my professors computer.

It's 152 questions just like he said and has many of the questions he has hinted at.

I really need to get an A on this final because it accounts for 45% of your grade and I currently have a 80% and this class is the only thing holding me back from a 4.0 GPA.

Please /sci/, I'm going to post some questions and if you know the right answer please tell me.

In return, nudes of this girl or I will help you in any math/physics question up to Math Analysis (Real/Linear Algebra).

Also, of course I'll answer anything from single variable to multiple variable Calculus questions

>>2204135
help me out /sci/ I've been trolled for like a solid hour straight. I need confirmation.

>>2077439
>denying a huge scientific consensus

As I said before, think for yourself. It was once held that the world was flat or that there were only 12 elements or that the Earth was in the center of the Universe.

To believe because one tells you such is about as far from the principles of science as can be.

>Get only one B+ all throughout high school
>It was sophomore honors English because I missed a month of school because I had mono
>Teacher still expected me to turn in my term paper on time while all my other teachers were completely reasonable with the time frame of my work
>had only about 3 days to research and write 5-7 page paper on a book I was physically unable to stay awake when I had mono
>Work insanely hard on paper but still get an 85 which killed my grade from a 92 or 93
>finished class with an 89.7
>That bastard didn't round up
>gave me a B+
>I ended up getting straight A's all throughout high school with 15+ AP/H classes
>Go back to my sophomore English teacher and ask him nicely to round my grade up, even write a persuasive essay/speech.
>he says he would do it under any other circumstance but he couldn't "live with the idea of handing someone valedictorian"
>he flat out said to me, "I hold you to a different standard than my other students."
>I had asked around and he rounded every other person's grades up to an A if they were above the 89.5 region

God damnit /sci/
anyone else have a similar experience?
I'm studying physics at UCLA currently but it kills me everyday I remember how hard I was robbed.

I ended up not even showing up for my graduation because I was so pissed, even though I had won numerous awards and was suppose to give a speech.

>>1863353
>it'll never cross the x-axis

How about you go ahead and graph

f(x) = log (x+2)

Keep failing bro

>>1823351
>>1823352

ENGLISH One year of college English to include the study of English composition
PHYSICS One year of college Physics (with lab)
CHEMISTRY Two years of college chemistry to include the study of inorganic chemistry, quantitative analysis and organic chemistry (with lab)
BIOLOGY One year of general biology (with lab)
MATHEMATICS One year of college mathematics to include the study of introductory calculus and statistics
SPANISH Highly recommended
HUMANITIES Highly recommended
COMPUTER SKILLS Highly recommended


Those are the requirements for UCLA medical

FUCKING AP CLASSES HOW DO THEY WORK?

If you aren't a master of trigonometry then you don't know SHIT about math.

Protip:

Name an acient Greek who did early work with trigonometry and their contribution

How were cosecant and secant defined?

What does the prefix "co" mean in cosine, cosecant and cotangent.

If you are unable to answer these questions without looking them up you need to get the fuck off my /sci/

Also, if you haven't taken Calc or Stat GTFO

Math Analysisfag here