/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12786827
Imagine, if you will: A grown man decides to eat an entire bottle of multivitamin gummies. Not because he thinks he needs to, but because he has the self control of a fucking 8 year old.

What do you expect to happen to him, /med/?

>>10598966
>posting wojak edits in 2013+6

>In practical application, however

What if inflation is wrong?

Probably not

>>10508798
>>10508813
>>10508878
It's the POWER that kills you

>>10359729
no
>>10359797
>no merchant hands

[math]\frac{d(\exp{(dx)}-1)}{dx}\ \ \text{as}\ \ \text{d}x\to0[/math] is undefined. You're basically just using the definition of the derivative in very notationally abusive way.
So:

[math]f(x):x\mapsto\exp(x)[/math]

by definition, [math]\text{d}f(x)=f(x+\text{d}x)-f(x)[/math] where [math]\text{d}x[/math] is very small (it will go to zero).

So, [math]\frac{\text{d}}{\text{d}x}\exp{(x)}=\frac{\exp(x+\text{d}x)-\exp(x)}{\text{d}x}=\frac{\exp(x)\exp(\text{d}x)-\exp(x)}{\text{d}x}=\exp(x)\frac{\exp(\text{d}x)-1}{\text{d}x}\ \ \text{as}\ \ \text{d}x\to0[/math]

This IS an indeterminate form.

I'll leave it to you to show that [math]\frac{\exp(z)-1}{z}=1\ \ \text{as}\
z\to0[/math], which would complete the proof that [math]\frac{\text{d}}{\text{d}x}\exp{x}=\exp(x)[/math]. Hint: use the definition of Euler's number and make a substitution.

>>6334416

Screencap for the love of god

Hey /sci/, I need some possible programming help. Let say I have a set of 8 numbers. I have to break up these 8 numbers into 2 groups of 4 numbers. And then I have to find the average of each group. My goal is the best combination of numbers so that the averages of the two groups are as close as possible. Is it possible to write some sort of program to give me the best combination of numbers? Thanks.
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>>5486937
All That Remains, Antonio Vivaldi, August Burns Red, Avicii, Between the Buried and Me, Bryan El, Bullet for My Valentine, The Cinematic Orchestra, Dethklok, Dream Theater, Eric Johnson, House Vs. Hurricane, The Human Abstract, Jeff Loomis, Joe Satriani, Johann Pachelbel, Johann Sebastian Bach, John Petrucci, Killswitch Engage, Lamb Of God, Led Zeppelin, Lindsey Stirling, Ludovico Einaudi, Ludwig van Beethoven, Martin O'Donnell & Michael Salvatori, Mercenary, Metallica, Mors Principium Est, Oleg Serkov, Opeth, Paul Gilbert, Pink Floyd, Porter Robinson, Protest the Hero, PSY, Rusty Cooley, Scale the Summit, Still Remains, Threat Signal, Torley, Trivium, Winds Of Plague, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, The XX, 3 Doors Down.

That is my general playlist..

ADHD is a survival strategy, isn't it? Or something like that. Dunno.

It's getting over-diagnosed nowadays because of the modern lifestyle. Children are under fire from many outside inputs and inflences - vidya, TV, ads everywhere, etc. - bombarded by information, most of it useless - which makes children not want to sit in (dull) school and be bored out of their minds. Hence they become labeled as "problem children" and stuffed with medication to make them numb zombies.

The solution is not prescription drugs, but a new education system fit for the 21st century's society, promoting creativity and self-expression, not zombification. Guess what's easier to do. Doctors have an ADHD stamp ready, pharmacies are happy because money, parents are happy because they don't have to spend energy to raise their children properly.

What are some good places to study at? Like resturaunts, libraries, etc. Where do you go to study?

I have an important test tomorrow and I can't concentrate in my room (hence I'm making this thread on 4chan).

I would go to my college's library but it's become a social hang out on Sunday nights where people gather to procrastinate on homework and hang out (that place was empty last night but packed tonight). I can't seem to think of any places that will be quiet and have desks.

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/messenger/media/PressConf20121129.html

>New observations by the MESSENGER spacecraft provide compelling support for the long-held hypothesis that Mercury harbors abundant water ice and other frozen volatile materials in its permanently shadowed polar craters.

Well whaddya know.

>>5233706
Uluru.

Best monolith ever.

>orbit

When using differential relationships why do we do this shit:

m/s/s/s

For jerks a second, instead of this:

m/s^3

I think the latter makes more sense from a mathematical point of view... My report is littered with slash second shit.

>>5127725
Put in x=1,000,000
Put in x=1,000,000,000
Put in x=1,000,000,000,000

See what happens to the number that pops out.. Is it approaching something?

>>5055924

(x^2 - 2x - 6)(x^2 - 2x - 6)
x^4 -2x^3 -6x^2 -2x^3 +4x^2 +12x -6x^2 +12x +36

x^4 -4x^3 -8x^2 +24x + 36
^^Simplified..

>>5025291

Some people think that because they chose a difficult line of study that everyone else is beneath them/inferior in some way, and use the internet as a platform to demagogue about the merits of their chosen field, since no one is willing to listen to them in real life.
This dog is also cute

>>5011939

Go here:
http://bib.tiera.ru/

Right click and save the file in the link under the search bar, named:
"Download static list of all books: html - 18.59M"

Search for texts until your heart is content..

>>4998417
and you test it's flammability by setting it on fire, a mix of petroleum based products? that's like testing radioactivity by setting off a nuke, don't do that.

why the fuck would you spray canned air on that? do you have nothing more dangerous to do with it so you toy around with it hoping something bad will happen at this point?

explain bees and flowers

What is reccomended for someone going to university for the first time to ensure the most success during and after it? Besides studying, being organized, not stepping on people's toes and trying to make a lot of beneficial connections.