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1+1=3

>>9131302

what would mathematics be like if this didn't exist?

hope it helps

>>8192121

First off, welcome to /sci/ home of the haters.

Second, time is on your side. I say this as a finance faggot going back to school. Its fucking hard -make NO mistake about it. I'm going on 28 and work 50-60 hours/week. My off time is pretty much exclusively study. But guess what? In about a year from now I will be caught up enough to go back full time and finish my second BS by 30/31.

It is possible. First you need to take stock of your situation which it sounds like you've done. The next step is to make a plan. What do you need to get where you want to go? Math is a good safe bet. You will need at minimum calc1-3, diff eq and linear algebra and physics 1-3.

Once you have your plan its time to GET TO WORK. That is the tough part. Once you get that going you will doubt youself, feel like it's too late, and that you're just faking it. Plenty of fuckers will try to convince you of that too. Deal with it. It's fucking hard. You can do it. Anyone can if they are willing to do the work - including you faggot.

>>7376616
reminds me of moving furniture into an upstairs apartment

Organic Chemist undergrad here..

From what I understand lab notebooks are meant to do two things.

1. Allow anyone with experience in said field to recreate the experiment just using your notebook as a guide. From what I understood you really don't need to go in detail with the results, but the data you need to get there (for example mass-to-volume conversions) are needed.

2. To be used in a legal setting to verify that the data and experiment are indeed genuine and not ripped off.

P.S. - I was told that it doesn't need to be the neatest work ever, just legible and comprehensive enough to accurately recreate the experiment.

>>7299916
well thanks

lets just make this a visual math thread.

Got unfortunate news from doctor, so let's look at some cool STEM shit.

>>7261530

maybe this will help

>>6803480
This image a shit.

Any cs-fags around? Can you explain me how my internet connection gets slower when I download stuff? Shouldn't I be able to download and browse with the same speed? How do I "use up some of my internet"? Doesn't make sense to me.

>>6542907
The answer is probably in this cool animated GIF.

they're rations of right angles

sin is the ratio of opposite/hypotenus for angle
cos is the ration of adjacent/hypotenuse for angle
tan is opposite/adjacent

is this string theory