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Post your best ones

>> No.8896260
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>> No.8896268

>>8896260

Those videos are actually rather good though.

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>> No.8896280

>>8896271
i dun get it i;m dum
sum(n, n= 1... infty) approaches infinity doesn't it

>> No.8896283
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>>8896280
Lurk more faggot

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>>8896271
Engineering students in my uni don't complain about math. That must be a shitty school for engineering. I do know that there are some bad school for engineering.

I get triggered when you guys rip on engineering students. :( I'm minoring in math, and if I could do it all over again, I would study math all the way up to the PhD level.

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>>8896309
Another meme. When I first saw it, I only understood up to the third panel. Also, whoever made this forgot to multiply by the identity matrix in the left hand side of the 2nd panel.

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>> No.8896793

>>8896322
idc if this is a shit thread I'm bumping cause this pic was fucking gold

>> No.8896795

>>8896258
What is the devil tail thingy symbol in math?

>> No.8896804

>>8896795
Gamma / The Euler Macaroni constant

>> No.8896805

>>8896795
It's the greek letter zeta.

>> No.8896813

>>8896266
this is the best one here

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>>8896258

>> No.8896819

>>8896814
>the scientific paper that started cuckoldry

>> No.8896822

>>8896583
explain?

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>>8896258

>> No.8896831

>>8896822
e^xdx=e^x

>> No.8896853

>>8896814
>hiring a man to rape your wife while you're away so that you can comfort her and conquer her love again

DEVILISH

>> No.8896857
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>> No.8896932

>>8896271
lost

>> No.8896942

>>8896819
I know this is a joke, but it does not describe cuckoldry, and cuckoldry probably a very old fetish (there are some texts from the middle ages describing it IIRC)

>> No.8896946
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>> No.8896950

>>8896942
It's a very old fetish. I suppose it could be cucking if you have a broad definition of it, the rapist being an especially dominant and sadistic bull.

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>> No.8896964
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>>8896271
Everytime

>> No.8896971
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>>8896949

>> No.8896984

>>8896961
>The number is false
Killing me

>> No.8897220

>>8896260
get out with this undergrad shit

>> No.8897242

[math]
f(x) = \sum_{i=1}^{f(x)} {x+f(y)}
[/math]

>> No.8897260

>>8897242
f(x) = f(y)/(1-x)
f(y) = f(0)

>> No.8897290

>>8896949
>length of the video is 8:40
>840/2 = 420
Nice

>> No.8897612

>>8896857

>study
>no social life

>> No.8897657

>>8896822
[d/dx] * e^x = e^x
just like [d/dx] * x^2 = 2x

>> No.8897658
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>> No.8897713

>>8896857
>tfw my post was included in the screencap

>> No.8897909
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>>8897713

Mine too!

:D

part of 4chan history

>> No.8897987

>>8896280
It's divergent, yes.
The result of -1/12 comes from the analytical continuation of the zeta function

>> No.8898016

>>8896271
really lost

>> No.8898047
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>> No.8898055

>>8898047
Fuck. That took me a second.

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>>8896971
>my favorite letters
>7,023 videos

>> No.8898087

>>8896857
>study electronic engineering
>can't polarize her heart

>> No.8898112

>>8896260
What is this saying? That you enjoy math so much you stay up all night learning? Shit meme.

>> No.8898129

>>8896857
Ayy multiple of my posts included

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>>8896961

>> No.8898301

>>8897658
>without five i couldn't even count to six

every fucking time

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>>8898112
It's obviously an edit of an existing meme in which the punchline is that the poster stays up all night watching crap. In this case the joke is the subversion of the expected punchline. Pic also related.

>> No.8898394

>>8896322
Best in the thread.

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>> No.8898400

>>8896583

Top Kek

>>8896822

Take a Calc Class, brainlet

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>> No.8898682

>>8898367
I can only wish my ex was this comprehensive

>HURR YOU JUST DON'T WANT TO TALK TO ME

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>> No.8898929

>>8896320
In linear algebra by Shilov, the first definition of the determinant is the last one

>> No.8899158

>>8896258
but the latter is euler mascheroni constant

>> No.8899174

>>8896804
>The Euler Macaroni constant
underrated post

>> No.8899181
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when 2 identical fermions attempt to occupy the same quantum state

>> No.8899184

>>8899158
The joke is some textbooks call the Euler Macaroni constant simply the Euler constant.

For an example, go to Tom Apostol's Introduction to Analytic Number Theory, chapter 3. It is right at the introduction when he talks about some important limits you need to know and shit. As that book is read mainly by people who just got out of calculus/analysis and know Euler's constant as 'e' it is a pretty rough mindfuck when you see his definition of the Euler constant (+macaroni) and then go "Oh, I never knew this identity for e. So crazy" but then you think for two extra seconds and realize something is wrong.

Number theorists were a mistake.

>> No.8899193

>>8896322
Kek

>> No.8899195

>>8897658
Honestly my favourite meme, real tears everytime

>> No.8899209

Anyone have the screencap of some old organic chemistry paper that includes smoking a cigarette in the protocol? For the purpose of heightening the researcher's ability to detect hydrogen sulfide or something.

>> No.8899404

>>8899181
lel

>> No.8899418

>>8896322
Accurate

>> No.8899446

>>8896583
Holy shit! Is that Kakyoin on the right?

>> No.8899599

>>8897290
>>Published on 20th April
>>420
Nice

>> No.8899675

>>8896822
wtf nigga have you been to fucking high school?

>> No.8899681

>>8896971
>russell_and_whitehead.mp4

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>>8896827
>mfw spent the entire summer translating equations into latex from open source quantum mechanics lectures
>mfw that Goddamn equation for psi shows up again when I thought I could avoid it forever and live happily

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>> No.8899978

>>8898047
Boom.

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>>8899992
Lost

>> No.8900028

>>8899992
Saving 1/2 a life, or saving 1/12 of a life.

>> No.8900034

>>8897658
literally I just pee'd myself

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>>8896258

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>> No.8900058

>>8897713
Mine too. I've never been included in a screencap before. Surprised someone made that.

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>> No.8900071

>>8900037
Is this real

>> No.8900074
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>>8900039
>Not including the other one

I got you senpai

>> No.8900082

>>8900071
It appears to be. I don't understand how something like this could actually get published though.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8137688

>> No.8900083

>>8897658
>>he writes 5 on a piece of paper
kek this got me

>> No.8900096

>>8900082
https://fliptomato.wordpress.com/2007/03/19/medical-researcher-discovers-integration-gets-75-citations/
this was a link in the comment section

>> No.8900102

>>8898396
I really wanted this to be real but I can find no sources

>> No.8900118

>>8900102
I mean, it's almost something I can imagine him doing, but there's no way he'd actually have said he "pulled some serious pussy with this shit".

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>>8898170
And I thought this was bad

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>>8900039
>>8900074
Fucking jesus

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>>8900071
>>8900082
>>8900096
Here's a pdf of the article if any of you brainlets want to try to decipher it elegant presentation deserving of a fields medal

https://math.berkeley.edu/~ehallman/math1B/TaisMethod.pdf

>> No.8900341

>>8899992
moving to the upper track would cause the train to derail and kill no one.

>> No.8902073

>>8900209
but why triangles?

>> No.8902083

>>8898397
kek

>> No.8902099

>>8896322
lost HARD

>> No.8902285
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>>8900209

>> No.8902289

>>8896258
>[math]-\ln\,n \,+\, \sum_{k \,=\, 1}^n \frac1k[/math]
For what purpose?

>> No.8902306

>>8899992
omg brilliant

>> No.8902492
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>>8900165
Someone find the fractal dimension of that recursion quick 5 mins then you're in

>> No.8902800

>>8896857
me being included in this screencap was probably a more significant achievement than my bachelor's degree

>> No.8902810

>>8902800
You haven't made a mark on this world until a post you made is included in someone's screencap of a 4chan thread.

>> No.8902946

>>8896309
tfw 4.0 civil engineer :(
I must be too smart for this basic shit

>> No.8902949

>>8896814
isn't this what shotguns were created for? to catch that rapist and blow his ass away?

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>>8900171
Get on the math level senpai

>> No.8902998
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>>8902955
don't tell me what to do

>> No.8903042
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>>8899992
>not naming the file

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>>8902998

>> No.8903163
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>>8903075
Holy kek

>> No.8903176

>>8900028
Actually its the same either way since:
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +.... is the same as 1 + (1 + 1) + (1 + 1 + 1) + ( 1 + 1 + 1 + 1)+...
If you multi track drift you actually save an entire life.

>> No.8903221

>>8896971
related youtube

https://youtu.be/FEiYxUOL4-I

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>>8902998
>>8903075
stop shaving your balls and you will get it senpai desu

>> No.8903394

>>8896280
I literally cannot tell anymore if bait or newfag.

>> No.8903440

>>8899992
Should do one where the top rail has 1+1/2+1/3+1/4+... people

>> No.8903497

>>8896949
The attention to detail is very impressive

>>8899992
Oh god

>> No.8903710

>>8902289
The sum of all 1/k tend to be very similar to ln (n), but with a difference of a constant

>> No.8903725
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ifunny

>> No.8903728
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>>8896971
>numberpedo

>> No.8903914

>>8902810
no

you havent made a mark on this world until your post is screencapped and posted on a 4chan thread

>> No.8903992
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>>8902073
What else?

>> No.8903994

>>8902289
Because the harmonic numbers increase like the natural logarithm

>> No.8903999

>>8899184
it ought to be called just euler constant. e is napier's constant

>> No.8904076

>>8903176
Kek

>> No.8904352

>>8897658
died laughing

>> No.8904382

>>8900037

I don't get it, can someone explain?

>> No.8904388

>>8904382
a med scholar rediscovered the over 300 year old trapezoidal rule and was able to publish it. Showing nobody in the fucking field knows the least bit of calculus. On top of it, she fucking called it Tai's method, after herself.

>> No.8904468

>>8904382
>>8904388
>Showing nobody in the fucking field knows the least bit of calculus.
Actually, it became a kind of a running gag in medical papers to cite the paper whenever integrating over a function. The paper got 150 citations now

>> No.8905530

>>8899943
who the fuck are abott and bartle

>> No.8905556

>>8896961
I have been laughing at this for the past five minutes it's too good

>> No.8905583

>>8900037
>>8904388

Doctors are fucking idiots this should be funny but it only fills me with rage

>> No.8905586

>university makes you use power series to do anything with trig, no calculators allowed.

>> No.8905594

>>8904382
The biologist rediscovered the trapezoid rule and tried to name it after herself. One of my favorite bits is that, in response to criticism, she said they were not the same because she finds the area of a right triangle and a rectangle, not a trapezoid.

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>>8905594
>finds the area of a right triangle and a rectangle, not a trapezoid
jesus fucking christ even high schoolers in AP calc can recognize those two being the same

>> No.8906152

>>8899943
I liked larson

>> No.8906309

>>8896260
Anyone here go to UNSW?

>> No.8906334

>>8896260
Residue Theorem is one of my favorites in all of math. This would be easy to do.

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>>8899992

>> No.8906382

>>8896857
>i-im in a screencap

i gotta leave this place

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>>8905530
>who the fuck are abott and bartle
>abbott
https://www.springer.com/us/book/9781493927111
>bartle
http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-EHEP001963.html

>> No.8906483

>>8896266
Does the Banach-Tarski theorem imply that you can construct an infinite number of identical objects from one?

>> No.8906498

>>8896320
Was goona say that the last one looks very familiar.
>>8898929
Got it.

>> No.8906503

>>8903176
kekd

>> No.8906520

>>8906483
careful with the word objects, but yes

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We need to meme Grothendieck into popular culture. Share your rare Grothendiecks

>> No.8907392

>>8903042
nice

>> No.8907733

>>8896942
texts from the middle ages aren't discussing the "cuckoldry fetish" you imbecile. they are using the word cuckold literally, which literally means only that your wife is cheating on you. it has nothing to do with watching. you can check this in any dictionary. the watching thing is a specific usage invented by pornography

>> No.8908488

>>8906334
residue theorem is now my favorite theorem as well
too bad i'm majoring in philosophy

>> No.8909174

>>8908488
Feels bad man.

PS: I'm the same.

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>> No.8909294

>>8896271
KEK

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>>8909274

Hahaha. This semester I did a lab to measure the efficiency of a distillation column. It involved a 5 hour distillation where I had to take samples at every 30 minutes. I used gas chromotography to measure the composition if the distillate and bottoms liquid.

While using the machine, it concluded the analysis, and I was saving everything. At that very moment, the lights went out. I was scared that I would have lost my data. Luckily, the file saved.

>> No.8909342

>>8909297
Savage

>> No.8909591

>>8909274
Fuckers researching unstable substances are madmen. They have balls the size of our sun.

>> No.8909832

>>8900037
This has to be a joke
Please tell me it's a joke

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>>8909274
holy kek Evans the mad cunt

>> No.8910028

>>8909989
I remember our prof at anorg reading and commenting Streng's FOOF paper. He blew himself up on first try, so he tried it again.

>> No.8910059

>>8896961
>false
every. single. time.

>> No.8910074

>>8896971
these are so good.

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>> No.8910091

>>8899181
pls anon just name the gif thank you.

>> No.8910102
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>> No.8910125

>>8903176
holy shit wow

>> No.8910143

>>8896857
holy shit these are hilarious

>> No.8910151

>>8909297
[holy shit]
(holy shit)
{holy shit}

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>>8896583

>mfw studying for calc I final and see this

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>> No.8910265

>>8903225
All feline must be gassed

>> No.8910282

>>8896583
lame

>> No.8910364

>>8896280
take calc plz, then come back

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>> No.8911098

this thread is reddit

>> No.8911224

>>8902946
>Civil engineer
Nah, I wouldn't worry

>> No.8911280

>>8909297
T..This isn't true, is it guys?

>> No.8911288

>>8911280
Of course it is. It is america, the only place in the world where for-profit private universities are regarded as better than the public ones.

It is a fucked up system because when you have private companies acting as universities, like Harvard, you act like a business. Which means that you optimize for money and you let everything else go fuck itself. Money money money, that is what a business cares about.

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>> No.8911299

>>8911288
Fucking commie detected

>> No.8911307

>>8900171
This must be exactly how they write engineering textbooks. Can't let the plebs realize 90% of what we do is basically arithmetic.

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primes lmao

>> No.8911388

>>8909290
this, pretty much, for anything non-science with few exceptions

>be me, spanish
>studying in UK
>very popular course at my uni is modern languages
>fourth (4th) year student of Spanish/French asks me to correct her 300 word essay (note you need previous studies in languages at high school to be able to study this)
>literally primary school tier grammar
>can't speak fluidly in any of the languages she studies
>she is on a high 2:1-First (in 3.5-4 gpa tier for burgers)

Her degree is going to be just as employable as my pure math degree, kms

also inb4 she was trying to fuck you, i know she is, but she is an ugly fatty

>> No.8911462

>>8896814
I'm gonna need a reference for this paper.

>> No.8911620

[math]\frac{24 + \frac{297-180\sqrt{2}}{92-36\sqrt{2}} \cdot \left ( 1+\frac{8-3\sqrt{2}}{\sqrt{118-48\sqrt{2}-6}} \right )}{32 + \frac{297-180\sqrt{2}}{92-36\sqrt{2}} \cdot \left ( 1 + \frac{6}{(8-3\sqrt{2})\cdot (\sqrt{1+\frac{18}{41-24\sqrt{2}}}-1)} \right )}[/math]
This isn't some physics equation, it's the equation for the width:height ratio of the Nepalese flag.

>> No.8911843

>>8911620
What the fuck

>> No.8911938

>>8896827
This destroyed my sides

>> No.8911978

>>8911843
>>8911620
>According to the stated geometric construction >law, the circumscribing rectangle has an >irrational ratio of:
>...
>and arises from the addition of the blue border >after construction of the red field. The >bounding rectangle of the red field alone has >the rational aspect ratio 3:4 (=1:1.333…).

>> No.8911993

>>8911978
oh I'm retard

>> No.8912018

>>8910391
haha that's a good one, LOL

>> No.8912029

>>8909293
top kek. saved.

>> No.8912033

>>8911620
First, that is not an equation. That is a "number". Second, if the Nepalese flag width to height ratio is an irrational number then I must assume, the Nepalese flag does not exist.

>> No.8912036

>>8909268
my fucking god

>> No.8912055

>>8912033
>Second, if the Nepalese flag width to height ratio is an irrational number then I must assume, the Nepalese flag does not exist.
>Second, if perimeter of a circle with radius 1 is an irrational number then I must assume, the circle does not exist

>> No.8912092

>>8912033
>rotate unit square by an eighth of a turn
>width and height are sqrt2
>now square does not exist

shoo shoo wildburger shill

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>> No.8912369

>>8912033
dubs speaks truth

>> No.8912380

>>8896271

I feel like this holds engineers in a bad light

>> No.8912430

>>8912380
Engineers are either falling for the STEM meme or actually attempting to learn applied science. The ratio of "engineers" to engineers is approximately 6:3.

>> No.8912437

>>8896271
Why are you learning about this in college? This is year 12 maths, like the easiest part of our maths modules consist of these.

>> No.8912490

>>8900062
At last, someone who agrees that these kind of "iq" problems are plain stupid. There are a million possible functions and and another million solutions

>> No.8912539

>>8897658
this is the best meme this garbage palace has produced

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>>8896949
>>8896971
Actually crying out of laughter.
My favorite is the guy with hundreds of Klein bottles in his cellar.

>> No.8912614

>>8912055
Exactly. Where would one find a perfect circle object in nature? Everything is made out of particles

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>>8912591

>> No.8912697

>>8912614
>Everything is made out of particles

by that argument, rectangles dont exist either

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>>8912687
>the joke is that everything in the greentext is true
Only thing missing is the Klein bottle hat.

>> No.8913246

>>8912697
No, you can make a rectangle out of particles, just not circles, which have infinite sides
>>8912687
You missed
>spasms and jumps around
>goes off on a tangent about science
>mumbles incoherently

>> No.8913345

>>8896949
>YELLOWED.COM
heh

>> No.8913354

>>8899181
>saved as Pauli_exclusion_principle.gif

>> No.8913368

>>8896271
Very rarely do I laugh like that made me

>> No.8913400

>>8911462

Moral judgments, emotions and the utilitarian brain
Jorge Moll and Ricardo de Oliveira-Souza
Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience Unit, LABS-D’Or Hospital Network, Rio de Janeiro, RJ 22281-080, Brazil

>> No.8913580

>>8913246
>make a rectangle out of particles


how do you plan on guaranteeing all the particles will be in the same plane?

>> No.8913620

>>8899986
xkcd is babby funny

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Found this on my campus. Someone seems to have been disturbed by Calc 1 quite badly

>> No.8913637

>>8896283
I thought that we defined infinite sets as sets where if you remove any finite number of elements that set will never become empty

>> No.8913650

>>8903992
Because rectangles are just as good as you approach dx->0

>> No.8913656

triple integrals are my fav meme

>> No.8913758

>>8913620
>X is too popular, I hate it!

>> No.8913775

>>8909270
Geek?

>> No.8913776

>>8904388
Doctors are very weak with chemistry too. It cracks me up.

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>>8896258
>tfw implying flawless psychological interpolation

>> No.8913780

>>8896857
kek i was the IUTeich one and i think the ring theory divorce one

>> No.8913939

>>8912033
how does it feel to have an IQ of 75? Asking for a friend.

>> No.8913941

>>8913246
>circles
>which have infinite sides
No, anon. It is I who no longer has sides.

>> No.8913968

>>8896857
Explain the group and ring theory ones?

>> No.8913976

>>8913939
>>8912033
I am that friend. Let me just rephrase the question. I am doing a study on individuals who frequent the internet while carrying an extra chromosome. Could I do an interview with you?

>> No.8914259

>>8912206
But that is wrong by definition.

Might as well claim that 0.5 is not 1/2.

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>>8900062
my fucking sides

>> No.8914455

>>8913580
Its not probable in any sense, but it is possible which is what matters
>>8913941
Bruh even archimedes figured it out

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>>8900118
>>8900102
>>8898396
http://www.roberttwigger.com/journal/2010/9/16/richard-feynmans-pick-up-technique.html

>mfw Feynman was an incel turned redpiller

>> No.8914988

>>8909297
Pretty depressing read. Unfortunately it's all true. In graduate school, I taught a precalculus class in which many of the students could indeed "look you in the eye and still have no idea what you're talking about" (this was at a very well-regarded public university). I had many exchanges like this

Me: Here's the definition of a logarithm *gives definition*. Does this make sense?

Student: Yes

Me: What's log(1000)?

Student: *confused silence*

Me: What's the definition of a logarithm?

Student: *confused silence*

It really makes you wonder about the quality of the other classes they're taking. After a while, I started to feel sorry for them, because the world must be such a bewildering place for them. Then again, are the resources of a university best used teaching people material that they should have learned in high school?

>> No.8915173

>>8914988
>"look you in the eye and still have no idea what you're talking about"
isn't this the whole point of going to university?
only thing i'm making is a good impression
work is for idiots in a world where only appearance (not only as in your cloths....)
think of it this way:
there is no reason not be a lazy fuck if u still get your degree as nobody in real world will give a fuck about your grades and your courseload

>> No.8915209

>>8900209
>a standard (true value),
>which is obtained by plotting the curve
>on graph paper and counting the num-
>ber of small units under the curve.

>> No.8915408

>>8899181
second one takes a dive to not be yelled at

>> No.8915510

>>8896827
normalization condition of the definite integral from positive infinity is equal to 1

This entire thing could just be written as "normalized"

>> No.8915514

>>8903497
>>8897290
>>8912591
>>8913345
>being this new

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>>8896258

>> No.8915535

>>8915173
>only thing i'm making is a good impression

If you do this, you're not making a good impression, you just make yourself look dumb. Asking a question about something you don't understand, even a "stupid" one, makes a much better impression. but i guess if you just want a job where you do mindless gruntwork all day, then who am i to crush your dreams?

>> No.8915545

>>8896949
>>8896971
That guy is the biggest loser in all of youtube. has a PhD in math, has no job, and all he does is sweat in front of camera while explaining totally basic and inane math concepts.

>> No.8915560

>>8913650
Small values of dx take much longer to compute.
Triangles give more accurate results at larger dx values than plain rectangles.

>> No.8915792

>>8913968
>group theory
>group
>alone
are you autistic?
>ring theory
>wedding ring

>> No.8915902

>>8913634
Residue formula and inner product on L^2(R) aren't calc I...

>> No.8915924

>>8913400
I fucking love my country

>> No.8916030

>>8899209
I know that one, not the text book but the joke
Apparently the chemical, I think it's either cyanide or what you said, cannot be detect with our nose until it reach a lethal level
But smoking allot you to smell it at the lower concentration

>> No.8916155

>>8915173
>mexican intelectuals