/sci/ - Science & Math

What is protein as designated in nutrition? Is it the sum of all proteins or amino acids in a food? Or does it refer to a select set of amino acids?

I have the following substrates:

+Mixed acid (MA) which consists of:
- 35% nitric acid
- 65% sulfuric acid
+Spent acid (SPA) which consists of:
- 1% nitric acid
- 80% sulfuric acid
- 19% water

My goal is to mix the substrates so I will get a mixture of 15% nitric acid, 70% sulfuric acid and 15% water. I can add water but I should not add pure substances if possible.

Can you help, /sci/? How should I take this problem? I used the method given in literature (Urbanski), but the results are shit.

>>12145039

>>12108297
>Also I'm smarter than most blacks

Cope. You're probably not the smartest in your class or school or even score highly in IQ tests. Ironically, you don't even understand how self deprecating IQ is but maybe identifying vicariously with the relative success of some arbitrary group makes you feel better about you're own lack of success.

IQ is completely hopeless until we can map it to the ability to perform cognitive tasks. What's the IQ threshold for understanding general relativity ? How about medicine ? Coding ? If you actually looked into the statistical methodology for how they determine how IQ correlates with certain metrics you'd see how noisy the data is above 'not retarded' and how useless any conclusions drawn from it are for success or high intelligence.

Anon in the other thread convinced me that my CS degree is for brainlets. What’s the best route out? I’ve got one more year for my BSc in CS (I’m getting older, 23 now)

>LOL stoopid math and physics nerds, didn't you know that engineering and CS ppl have to take all the math and physics you do? xD We have to learn grad level E+M, analytic and algebraic combinatorics, real and complex analysis, and analytical mechanics just to get a bachelor's degree! If you disagree, you went to a community college!
"No, you don't. Literally no university on the planet requires that for undergrad engineering and computer science. Is Harvard a community college? What about Stanford, or MIT? Stop lying, retard."
>ok fag xD well at least I'll be the next Elon Musk (physics major btw), because I'm gonna make a billion dollars a year working as a code monkey/designing screws/basic circuits in solidworks/verilog for the rest of my life! Totally not going to just make 80k a year as a cubicle slave while management gets paid more than me! Enjoy starbucks virgin :DD I totally know grad level math and physics btw :) BTW what are monoids, measures, lie algebras, lagrangians, green's functions, etc?

And you wonder why math and physics people fucking hate engineers and CS idiots. It's because you are extremely obnoxious and delude yourselves into thinking you are good at math and physics and smarter than you actually are. Then when you get called out you say "OK NERD XDDD WELL I'LL BE THE NEXT BILL GATES/ELON MUSK/ETC!" when disproportionately many of those tech billionaires were math and physics majors. No, you'll end up a cubicle slave for 75k a year in a high cost of living area with dreams of grandeur.

Kill yourselves.

New math was actually excellent, because it exposed kids to the basics of pure mathematics instead of doing the same basic arithmetic over and over again.

The reason it failed is because a few very big reasons:

>most math teachers in America are stupid people that are terrible at math and didn't know how to teach the material
>the retarded kids that shouldn't be in a math class anyways struggled with the material
>when they saw the homework when the kids got home, parents felt inadequate they couldn't do mathematics fit for a child and had a reactionary opposition to it once they saw it wasn't the "REAL math we learned as kids!"

The Soviets, Eastern Europe, etc were doing "new math"-like programs and had vastly better mathematics education than the USA. Even though those countries have simplified their math since then, Eastern Europeans are still vastly ahead of America. Mathematics education in America is completely devoid of proofs and is mostly doing the same basic calculations over and over, held back by the stupid teachers and the dumbest children in the class (that shouldn't even be there, because they rob the smart children of a good education).

>>12076169
no no dude, we need
>an exact copy of earth with the same initial conditions in which though humans didn't start the industrial revolution
to figure out if we're the cause of not, whatever you just said that I didn't even read clearly makes 0 sense, try again teehee

>>11949318
>based retard

In the past decades, mass immigration or foreign invasion of East to West has become drastic.

Many people has begun increasingly curious by what kind of people in Europe are. I can see lots of african in America too.

Somehow, people have become involve of politics hist because of race genocide that has been injuring the patriotism in the west.

Not like chameleon, they are stupid but interraciable. How do we come into the conclusion of mass engravement of color and chameleon's multiracial ability.

Brainlet here. How do I cope?

>>11391377
I've tried. I'm literally too much of a brainlet. I'll read a sentence over and over and simply not understand it. Unlike postmodern gibberish, however, I get the impression the sentence actually means something.

>>11386922
To be fluent in a language you need to know vocab and grammar. When you get grammar you can watch movies, to the point where you understand them. At that point you know vocab, grammar, you have listened to and understood the language, you can think using the language. Anki merely accelerates vocab acquisition beyond anything naturally possible, especially for an adult. At no point did I claim that flashcards alone would let you communicate, on multiple posts I state that you still need to learn grammar rules and listen to the language through movies. If you keep this up you're bound to get mental disability paychecks soon.

>et R be an integral domain with field of fractions K. An R-submodule M of a K-vector space V is a lattice if M is finitely generated over R and R-torsion-free (no non-zero element of M is annihilated by a non-zero element of R). It is full if V = K·M.[1]

Well clearly this is the same as a field

>>10975102
>ignores and denies facts
>ad hom
low iq poorfag detected

He is a real man with a heart towards our youth.

I hope that justice in America works perfectly among the people who are victim of disintegration. Only low IQ liberals will say that he is a pedophile but no. He is a victim of ooor jusgement of american government.

>>10862724
>expanding brackets

>>10837296

>>10698879
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvUcs-BNWV0&t=239s

It's a meme society dedicated to a meme quotient

>>10601399
You are just a brainlet lurker. And thats that.

>>10573574

>>10552946

>>10551986
Because they are rly dumb. And the thing about being dumb is that they are not aware of it. So they are not aware of what this actually means.

>>10487148
>probabilities aren't even real bro