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>> No.8808941

>>8808927
It's actually a good question

>> No.8808960

>>8808927
Each has 2 in denominator and 1 in numerator. Unsolvable.

>> No.8808961

>>8808941
Thats the joke.

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>> No.8808963

>>8808927
There's only one equation. How can you possibly solve it for three variables?

>> No.8808970

>>8808927
Op this equation is impossible

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>> No.8808976

>>8808960
Put 1000 for banana and 1 for tomato and pineapple. It is greater than 4. Put 1 for banana, tomato, and pineapple. It is less than 4. Because the rate of change between the two is continuous it must have a solution(s)

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>> No.8808991

>>8808960

wrong it is solvable but the numbers are very large.

>> No.8809005

>>8808971
Kekked at this.

>> No.8809007

https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=solve+x%2F(y%2Bz)+%2B+y%2F(x%2Bz)+%2B+z%2F(x%2By)+%3D+4+over+the+integers

>> No.8809012

>>8809007
>over+the+integers
My bananas can be quaternions if they want, it's thier life and their choice! Who are you to dictate?!

>> No.8809016

>>8809007
>solve over the integers
Nice, I tried "solve for x, y, z" but it didn't work obviously.

>> No.8809019

>>8808927
let pineapple be 0
apple/banana+banana/apple=4
apple^2+banana^2-4apple*banana=0
banana=(2±√3)apple

>> No.8809023

>>8809007
The integers are a jewish lie. Only the naturals exist.

>> No.8809030

>>8808976
It's graphable with no unique solutions.
>>8808991
Brainlet

>> No.8809055 [DELETED] 

[eqn] \frac{a}{b+c} + \frac{b}{c+a} + \frac{c}{a+b} = 4, \ \ \ \ e = \frac{a}{b+c}, \ \ \ \ f=\frac{b}{c+a}, \ \ \ \ g=\frac{c}{a+b}, [/eqn]
[eqn] a = e(b+c),\ \ b=f(c+a),\ \ c=g(a+b) [/eqn]

[eqn] b=fc + feb +fec \implies b=cf\frac{1+e}{1-fe} [/eqn]
[eqn] a = c\big(e +e\frac{f+fe}{1-fe}) = ce\frac{1+f}{1-fe}[/eqn]

Let [math] c [/math] be any value, [math] e + f + g =4 [/math] be satisfied and you have a solution

>> No.8809060

>>8809055
Very nice.

>> No.8809065 [DELETED] 

[eqn] \frac{a}{b+c} + \frac{b}{c+a} + \frac{c}{a+b} = 4, \ \ \ \ e = \frac{a}{b+c}, \ \ \ \ f=\frac{b}{c+a}, \ \ \ \ g=\frac{c}{a+b}, [/eqn]
[eqn] a = e(b+c),\ \ b=f(c+a),\ \ c=g(a+b) [/eqn]

[eqn] b=fc + feb +fec \implies b=cf\frac{1+e}{1-fe} [/eqn]
[eqn] a = c\big(e +e\frac{f+fe}{1-fe}) = ce\frac{1+f}{1-fe}[/eqn]

Let [math] c,f,g [/math] be any value and use [math] g=c(a+b) [/math] to find an infinite number of solutions

>> No.8809073 [DELETED] 

>>8809060
>>8809065
Had to make a correction, but it looks like I fucked up in this one too.

Let [math] c,f,e [/math] be any value; not [math] c,f,g [/math] as I said in this post

>> No.8809081

[eqn] \frac{a}{b+c} + \frac{b}{c+a} + \frac{c}{a+b} = 4, \ \ \ \ e = \frac{a}{b+c}, \ \ \ \ f=\frac{b}{c+a}, \ \ \ \ g=\frac{c}{a+b}, [/eqn]
[eqn] a = e(b+c),\ \ b=f(c+a),\ \ c=g(a+b) [/eqn]

[eqn] b=fc + feb +fec \implies b=cf\frac{1+e}{1-fe} [/eqn]
[eqn] a = c\big(e +e\frac{f+fe}{1-fe}) = ce\frac{1+f}{1-fe}[/eqn]

Let [math] c,f,e [/math] be any value and use the above formula to find [math] a [/math] and [math] b [/math] for an infinite number of solutions.

Had to make a correction.

>> No.8809083

>>8809081
>kek
I didn't even use the fact that
[math] e + f + g = 4 [/math]
That means I made a mistake somewhere

>> No.8809089

>>8808927
Unknowns > equations = indeterminate; only way around this is to assume values.

>> No.8809117

>>8809089
>>8808963
Can we ban undergrads?

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>>8808927
Finally. Choose [math] c [/math] and [math] e [/math] to be whatever you want. These equations tell you what [math] a [/math] and [math] b [/math] need be.

>> No.8809153

>>8809151
That's a pineapple, it should be p.

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>>8808927
pft
trivial
> falling for the diophantine meme

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>>8809187
also this

>> No.8809208

>>8809187
>smallest solution of infinitely many solutions is super fucking yuge

>> No.8809209

>>8809208
i gave this problem to a bunch of peopel adn they spent about 20 minutes trying to solve it on paper. twas grand

>> No.8809219

>>8809030
see
>>8809187

>> No.8809235

>>8809187
>elephantine equation
But it doesn't say we're only looking for integer solutions. You can literally set two variables whatever you want and then solve for the third.

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>>8809276

>> No.8809287

>>8809283
Noamika, actually.

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>>8809295

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>>8809297

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>>8809303

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>> No.8809420

>>8808927
>>8808976
this is high-school level math
a = 1
b = 1
c = [math]\frac{7+\sqrt{65}}{2}[/math]

[math]x,x,x*\frac{7+\sqrt{65}}{2}[/math]

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>> No.8809500

>>8808986
Every time I read this I find a different thing to laugh about.

>> No.8809522

>>8808927

Apple = 1
Banana = 1
Pineapple = -7/3

Why is this so hard?

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>>8808986
>i < 2147483647

>> No.8809549

>>8809313
>right click
>save

>> No.8809551

>>8809083
minor correction, its just that e and f can be anything, and then using e+f+g = 4 solve for g, then solve for abc

>> No.8809556

>>8809551
e+f+g = 4 solve for C

>> No.8809576

>>8809420
here's a generalized formula if any anon wants it
[math]a=\frac{-1+2x+\sqrt{4x^{2}+4x-15}}{2}[/math]
[math]b=1[/math]
[math]c=1[/math]
where [math]\frac{a+b}{c}+\frac{b+c}{a}+\frac{c+a}{b}=x[/math]

>> No.8809604

>>8809089
solve x^2+y^2=5, or is it impossible?

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>> No.8809665

>>8809576
fuck, my bad I meant
for [math]\frac{a}{b+c}+\frac{b}{c+a}+\frac{c}{a+b}=x[/math]

>> No.8809932

>>8808986
>only just realized he incremented i within the if statement
10/10

>> No.8809939

What did the English major say to the Math major?

Do you want fries with that?

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>> No.8809994

>>8808927

Set 4 equal to 1.5.
Each fruit = 1

Now trivially solve for 1 after converting 1.5 back to 4.

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>>8808927

>> No.8810256

>>8808963
>There's only one equation. How can you possibly solve it for three variables?
CS major here. You can bruteforce the equation if you use computer programming. Just try out all possible values that exist, until something works.

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>>8810256
>>8808927
>>8808960
>>8809089
>>8809994
High schoolers pls go

>> No.8810262

>>8808971
What is this even saying

>> No.8810263

>>8810259
>calls others high schoolers
>looks up the solution on wolfram alpha

>> No.8810267

>>8810263
>what is being lazy

>> No.8810276

>>8808963
If you're a clueless freshman why did you bother to reply?

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>>8808986

>> No.8810296

>>8810278
You're underestimating the coders genius
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ternary_computer

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>>8808927

>> No.8810318

>>8809969
But mathematicians can just have a sex with an imaginary girlfriend
math win every time

>> No.8810326
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8810326

>>8808962
>mfw this is real
what the fuck

>> No.8810365

>>8808927
You have three variables and only one equation. The only option is to start making up values and I don't think we can do that.

>> No.8810373

>>8809313
Holy Shit, Who can up with such an ingenious hypothesis. Newton would be proud!

>> No.8810376

>>8809972
Very nice.

>> No.8810377

>>8809969
But where are the engineers?

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>>8810316
I'd like this a lot more if it weren't for Shiba

>> No.8810454

My degree is not in electrical engineering.

>> No.8810466

>>8810402
Fake and unfunny

>> No.8810472

>>8809939
>sir, im just taking out the trash

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>> No.8810608

>>8810296
your idtiot, the conditionals are completely retarded, and its tradition to use a nulable bool for ternary logic

>> No.8810706

>>8808927
>>8809187
Holy shit

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i n t e r p e n e t r a t i o n

>> No.8810730

>>8808927
More like /math/ humor thread, right?

>> No.8810833

>>8810316
Is it possible to find that expression manually? Also, how would one go about finding it using programming?

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>> No.8810906

>>8809932

same, kek

>> No.8810907

>>8810833
Here is a hint:
If a polynomial has a root in a, then (x-a) is a factor of that polynomial.

>> No.8810911

>>8810402

those fuckers ate those mints

>> No.8810920

>>8810326
Not defending the work, but you need to understand the context behind it.

>"Is E=Mc2 a sexed equation? Perhaps it is. Let us make the hypothesis that it is insofar as it privileges the speed of light over other speeds that are vitally necessary to us. What seems to me to indicate the possible sexed nature of the equation is not directly its uses by nuclear weapons, rather it is having privileged that which goes faster."

>> No.8810924

>>8810296
dumb mobileposter

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>> No.8810971

>>8810920
The only possible context that makes it not retard would be preceding it with "only a complete idiot would say <...>"

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>>8810901

>> No.8810982
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>> No.8811014

>>8810833
look up chapter 2 or 3 in your closest introduction to linear algebra book

>> No.8811018

>>8808962
Is it possible to explain this retardation with physics?

>> No.8811031

>>8809620
>mfw this track comes on shuffle while reading this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN7XyJumm9I

>> No.8811041

>>8810982
This is excellent

>> No.8811051
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>>8811041
It is one of my favourites

>> No.8811080

>>8810901
>tfw colorblind
I'll never know if the joke is that there is no number written, or a different one.

>> No.8811087

>>8808971
Congratulations, you... defined escape velocity.

>> No.8811249

>>8808971
what is delta v?

>> No.8811332

>>8810956
This is true. If you disagre youre a fat fedora-tipper.

>> No.8811373

>>8810920
"IF this equation privileges the speed of light over other speeds THEN it is due to being a greater speed" is actually a great example of vacuous truth.

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bump

>> No.8811873

>>8810256

would it be faster to brute force or to take the necessary math credits?

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>>8808927

>> No.8812295 [DELETED] 
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big ass

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small pussi

>> No.8812314

>>8811249

I studied this shit extensively through the playing of kerbal space program.

Basically, delta v is "change in v", aka, "change in velocity.

When you're in a vacuum of space, accelerating in a certain direction will change your course in a certain way. It's basically a way of describing how much your fuel is able to make you move, being a function of ISP (miles per gallon) and the amount of fuel you bring.

>> No.8812342

>>8810267
>smart but lazy
No u go

>> No.8812362

>>8812297
I would have yelled at you for posting off topic shit in my serious science thread but pictures of my sochifu are always welcome.

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>>8810901
I love this one. Just her face makes me laugh

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>>8812377
And this one

>> No.8812413

>>8809969
>Wellesley

Women's school

>> No.8812427

>>8812380
Is it wrong that I see Bogdanoff in this picture?

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>>8808927
>fruit = numbers
>crossing fruit cultivars that can't be crossed in nature

You theoretical mathfags are retarded.

>> No.8812436

>>8809235
I think integer solutions are implied since we are talking about amount of fruits.

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>> No.8812447

>>8809089
>>8810259
>answer comes with two free variables
>Implies my statement was wrong

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>>8812362
>sochifu
Waht does it mean?

>> No.8812475

>>8812444
lmfao

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>>8812467
I want to be a cute elven loli and take all the cocks in my virginal, prepubescent pussy, and have my still infertile tiny womb be full of countless stranger's cum at all time, to be perfectly tbf

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>>8812476
i just want to have skinny legs and be sexy

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>> No.8812583

>>8812430
Where the hell do you see him taking a cross porduct?

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>>8812583
I see him cross my hair.

>> No.8812598

I tried this:
Apple = 2
Banana = 7.464
Pineapple = 0
And the result was: 3.999952
I'm near the answer.

>also
There isn't just one correct answer. If you multiply Apple, Banana and Pineapple by the same number, you'll get the same result.

So, I believe the answer is:
Apple = Real number greater than 0
Banana ≈ Apple * 3.732
Pineapple = 0

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>>8812598
Yo're near the being a gay.

>> No.8812635 [DELETED] 

>>8811087
lol

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>>8812297
>>8812467
>>8812549
REEEEEEEE UNDERAGE

>> No.8812661

This problem has multiple solutions. Here is one such solution in paragraph form.

If one fruit (say pineapple) equals 0, then...
another fruit (say apple) equals 2±√3, then...
the last fruit (in this case banana) can be any number.

One example of a valid answer:
pineapple = 0
apple = 2±√3
banana = 1

>> No.8812728 [DELETED] 

шизoфpeния гнидoзнaя

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>> No.8813028

>>8813017
>>8813011
Dumb fucking tacos man

>> No.8813052

http://vixra.org/pdf/1612.0123v1.pdf

REMOVE SEVEN

>> No.8813121

>>8808927

a = 2 + sqrt(3)
b = 1
p = 0

>> No.8813130

>>8813121
Nice.

>> No.8813148

>>8808962

I see shit like this and am happy the Sokal affair happened.

>> No.8813150

>>8812436
They are values, not amounts.

>> No.8813152

>>8808927
A delicious breakfast.

>> No.8813162

>>8811080
If I told you the joke is that there is no number, would you believe me?

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>>8808986
>the number is false

>> No.8813267

>>8810278

>tralse

>> No.8813374

>>8812203
dumb but i laughed

>> No.8813560

>>8812444
I think there's a minus sign missing somewhere

>> No.8813572

>>8808927
Solution:
http://wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%28x%2F%28y%2Bz%29%29%2B%28y%2F%28x%2Bz%29%29%2B%28z%2F%28x%2By%29%29%3D4&x=0&y=0

>> No.8813576

>>8813017
using j is for cock-sucking engineers

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>>8812444
Somebody, please explain the joke?

>> No.8813657

>>8813576
>using i when i is used for current
why?

>> No.8813668

>>8813650
>doesn't get the reference no matter how abstract it becomes
it's your loss

>> No.8813857

>>8813650
Do a google image search on it and you'll get the reference.

>> No.8813937

>>8813857
wew lad, i would have never gotten that in a million years

>> No.8814116

>>8813668
kek

>> No.8814316

>>8812078
lol

>> No.8814327

>>8813650
meme reality been leaking again

>> No.8815463

>>8808975
top kek

>> No.8815491

>>8811854
Can someone explain this so even a brainlet like me can understand?

>> No.8815504

Please post that CS pics

>> No.8815533
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>>8815504

>> No.8815793

>>8808927
> Can you find values for apple, banana, and pineapple?

The answer is yes, you can find values for them that make the equation true.

The question doesn't ask for an example of these values, but if you're interested, one such triple is:

apple=0
banana=1
pineapple=3.732050807568877

(The pineapple is the larger of the two solutions to the quadratic equation p^2 - 4p + 1 = 0.)

>> No.8815896

>>8815491
The idea of composition in the fundamental group is that of traveling the first path and the second in succession, or, equivalently, setting their two domains together. The concept of composition that we want for the n-th homotopy group is the same, except that now the domains that we stick together are cubes, and we must glue them along a face. We therefore define the sum of maps f, g : [0,1]n → X by the formula (f + g)(t1, t2, ... tn) = f(2t1, t2, ... tn) for t1 in [0,1/2] and (f + g)(t1, t2, ... tn) = g(2t1 − 1, t2, ... tn) for t1 in [1/2,1]. For the corresponding definition in terms of spheres, define the sum f + g of maps f, g : Sn → X to be Ψ composed with h, where Ψ is the map from Sn to the wedge sum of two n-spheres that collapses the equator and h is the map from the wedge sum of two n-spheres to X that is defined to be f on the first sphere and g on the second.

If n ≥ 2, then πn is abelian. (For a proof of this, note that in two dimensions or greater, two homotopies can be "rotated" around each other. See Eckmann–Hilton argument). Further, similar to the fundamental group, for a path connected space any two basepoint choices gives rise to isomorphic πn (see Allen Hatcher#Books section 4.1).

It is tempting to try to simplify the definition of homotopy groups by omitting the base points, but this does not usually work for spaces that are not simply connected, even for path connected spaces. The set of homotopy classes of maps from a sphere to a path connected space is not the homotopy group, but is essentially the set of orbits of the fundamental group on the homotopy group, and in general has no natural group structure.

A way out of these difficulties has been found by defining higher homotopy groupoids of filtered spaces and of n-cubes of spaces. These are related to relative homotopy groups and to n-adic homotopy groups respectively. A higher homotopy van Kampen theorem then enables one to derive.

>> No.8815906

>>8815533
Holy shit.
This is me IRL.

>> No.8816191

>>8813052
I'm going to send this to my angry old deaf math prof via a throwaway email

>> No.8816198

>>8811051
And another beautiful one. I want to be your friend.

>> No.8816204

>>8808986
>The number is false
What did he mean by this?

>> No.8816221

>>8808927

This is not solvable with the information given.
We have three unknowns and one equation.

We need two more to get a single solution, or we get a plane of solutions, just like y=2x+1 gives us a line of solutions.

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>>8812203
kek

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>>8816198
Thanks

>> No.8816379 [DELETED] 

>>8809620
hahaha le epiKKK KKK KKK KKK engineer mEEM xDDDDDD KKK XDDD KKK XXXDDD KKK KKK KKK

KLAN /b/rothers EPBIN xDDDDDDDDDD

Fuck off back to /pol/, you cucked nigger nazi FAGGOT KIKE, you JEW you C U C K

>> No.8816381

>>8816221
It's a symmetrical equation and it's solvable

>> No.8816390

>>8812427
no, no, it isn't

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>>8816379
Are you ok there pal?

>> No.8816395 [DELETED] 

>>8816393
yes

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>>8810259
Do you have YouTube fucking RED?????

>> No.8817285

>>8809972
The fucks that jewish symbol?

>> No.8817363

>>8808927
No unique solutions, its (kinda) solvable but the set of all solutions can be graphed as a plane in 3d space.

>> No.8817370

>>8817285
Aleph naught, its how many natural numbers there are.

>> No.8817376

>>8817285
Lost

>> No.8817405

>>8808975
This doesn't work for 2, because I can conceive of higher primes. Is this further evidence that two is in fact composite?

>> No.8818292

>>8815896
Thanks for the good explanation! Gotta read up on some of these things lel

>> No.8818425
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8818425

Am I retarded or is everyone else retarded?
x=0, y=1, z=2+sqrt(3)

>> No.8818495

[math]\frac{-5}{9+11} + \frac{9}{11+(-5)} + \frac{11}{9 + (-5)} = 4[/math]

You brainlets are trying to be cool with your real numbers when you miss the obvious integer solutions.

>> No.8818971

>>8817370
but what if I increment it by 1?

>> No.8820415

>>8818971
ℵ +1 = ℵ
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_number#Cardinal_arithmetic

>> No.8821228

>>8820415
Aleph naught

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>>8811051

>> No.8821313

>>8810377
Off the charts

>> No.8822361

>>8813017
>not [math](0,1)[/math]

>> No.8822995

>>8818495
>-5 apples
positive integers only, bub

>> No.8823034

>>8808962
>>8808927

Researching this woman made me discover that there's some pretty insane/retarded courses you can take at my university:

Locates queer embodiments, performances and projects in local, national and transnational contexts. What is made visible and invisible in performance theory, constructions/appropriations of the deviant, and the complex shifts in queer space taking place through globalization? How are effects produced as queer across interwoven spaces?

Taking a course on finding thedeviancy of the complex shifts in queer space? Fucking brainlets.

[math] D(\lambda) \in \mathbb{C}\\ G: \mathbb{Q}^m \rightarrow \mathbb{Q}^n[/math]

>> No.8823162

>>8813657
>What is uppercase?

>> No.8823182

>>8822995
then there are no solutions below 10^10 or so

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8823214

>>8810973
>>8810901

>> No.8823247

>>8808971
I'm certainly not fit for most threads on /sci/ but why the fuck would you need the acceleration to escape velocity to be done in a t=0 period? How do you even come to that conclusion at all?

>> No.8823249

>>8810549
fuck you if this image is satire

>> No.8823319
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8823319

>>8810901

>> No.8823449

>>8823319
did you not stop to think this is a humor thread

>> No.8823507

>>8823214
10/10

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8823584

>>8822995
oh, why you think so?

>> No.8823733

>>8808991
>very large.
You're a big number

>> No.8823856

>>8823247
By not understanding science, i.e. being a flat-earther.

>> No.8823862

>>8823584
MOOOOODS

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8823865

>>8810727

>> No.8823886

>>8812427

Quick rundown?

>> No.8823891

>>8809083
literally this simple
you can quickly change the equation to
x^2+y^2+z^2/xyz=4
which obviously reduces to x+y+z=4

>> No.8823895

>>8808961
Lol

>> No.8823903

>>8810901
make me mad that some are real and some are fake
guess thats the point though

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8823967

>>8812427
Are you mentally ill or something?

>> No.8825050

>>8809616
I thought its just s massive proof by example, and since there are finite examples, they just let s computer do them. If you are autistic enough maybe you can do them instead.

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>> No.8825159

>>8825083
Maybe you should change "aether" for "solar X" (solar powered, solar panels, solar cells, ..) even if it's a bit too easy, i think "aether" is too tricky to score.

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8826018

>>8808927

>> No.8826020

>>8826018

engineer detected, lol.

>> No.8826027
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>>8810549
Hamilton all the way.

>> No.8826028
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8826028

>>8826020

>> No.8826039

>>8826028

the one on the left very clearly has titties, you can't call that gay.

>> No.8826041

>>8826039

errr right.

>> No.8826044
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8826044

>>8826039
He's just a chubby boy.

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8826117

>>8825159
u rite

>> No.8826140

>>8810938
finally, queuing theory finds a use.

>> No.8826145

>>8811873
[[4, 95, 370], [7, 14, 79], [7, 79, 14]]
within 0.0001

>> No.8826284

>>8812444

WHERE'S THE JOKE, EULER?

>> No.8826357

>>8826117
it lacks :
>orbital ring
>space elevator
>graphene

>> No.8826456

>>8826145
I got 360000, 194605 and -90000

>> No.8826475
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>> No.8826734

>>8809208
>>8809209
>integer solutions
>OPs problem specifies nothing about integers

>> No.8826799

>>8823891
>x^2+y^2+z^2/xyz=4
>which obviously reduces to x+y+z=4
What the fuck, no

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>>8826842

>> No.8826910

>>8826676
not /sci/-related but i kek'd

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>> No.8827130

>>8808927
Why has fruit algebra become a Facebook meme?

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>> No.8827135

>>8827132
no quaternions

trash meme

>> No.8827148

>>8827132
>IMPLYING THERE IS A NUMBER 'LINE'
>IMPLYING THERE AREN'T ONLY A FINITE AMOUNT OF ACTUAL NUMBERS (NATURAL NUMBERS)

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>>8827132


Why 12 dimensions though?

>> No.8827168

>>8827158
clearly not enlightened enough

>> No.8827173

>>8827132
>real numbers
>taught in elementary school
?

>> No.8827183

>>8816411
>tfw you have red
>and use adblock

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>>8812427
i heard a lot of these guys I am a bit out of the loop

can I get a quick rundown?

>> No.8827363

>>8827246
They are the canadian elephant men white equivalent of Niel Degrasse Tyson.

>> No.8827393
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8827393

>>8827363
this guy?

>> No.8827751

>>8827393
Who's that guy?

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8828008

>>8808986
I'm genuinely in tears over here. I was not fucking ready for this one.

>> No.8828035

>>8826028
what's this from

>> No.8828063

>>8810262
it says that since the two things are touching, the distance between their mass is 0

and therefore the gravitational force between them is infinite.

which is wrong, therefore gravity doesn't exist

>> No.8828099

>>8810259
What phone is that?

>> No.8828106

>>8827130

I don't know but it's nearly every day someone posts another Facebook fruit math meme and comments on "intelligence".

>> No.8828109

>>8808927
0+0+0+0+0+1+1+1+1 us your jpg op

>> No.8828172

>>8813121
In general, when you assume one of the variables is 0, you can compute the other 2 with 0.5 = sin(2*t), then, use t on x = r*cos(t), and y=r*cos(t), where r is any non-zero real number.