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Simple Question/Answer Thread

Ask simple science questions, receive simply answers

I'll start: why is ice slippery?

>>4957539

Hush up nerd.

>>4957548

Yah, will get it done soon, probably have some done by tomorrow.

Going away now anyway Pas, ttyl. xoxo

>>4957517

>Clorosu

:(

So when you get back I'll be all swole 'n tuff, you'll be a skinny little girl.

Don't forget about me.

>>4957488

Why are you doing that anyway, are you secretly asian, or is this to teach the school children?

>>4957462

That's a shame.

You should still lift with me tho bby.

EK I don't know who you are or where you live but I'd really like it if you sent some pictures to Pas, he is my very best friend and he is a lovely little man with tiny cute feet.

:)

OP if you want to see what it feels like, fap as much as you can, then drink a little (but not too much or else you'll be too drunk to notice) and don't sleep for a day or two. It would feel like that but worse.

>>3011887
3^3+(-2)^3+1^3 = 9 -6+1 = 4
>>3011879
cant find this one

Maths olympiad tomorrow (national)
What should I do as some last minute preparation?

forget pills, that's what the medical industry wants you to believe
you're obviously unhealthy; fix that

OP is a troll
>cracked hates summer
No, they're just pointing out that empirical data shows that the current length of summer holidays is detrimental
>Cracked betrays US and thinks the shitty metric system should take over.
Not sure how changing to a more efficient measurement system is "betraying" the US, if anything staying with the old detrimental one would be closer to betraying your country. Maybe if you somehow associated the imperial system with american freedom or something, but it isn't, it's the system of the old British empire.

>fellow of the CAS (actuary)
>500k after 20 years
>u mad cuzzz
http://www.actuaryjobs.com/salary.html

Science should not be in the interest of corporations or industry. End of.

u on dat dere phaggy time cuzz

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theoretical physics/maths

>feet

i don't know, try phrasing your question better, but lets say 2 to the minus one = 1/2, so log to the base two of 1/2 = -1

>guy does theoretical physics
>oh
>girl does theoretical physics
>i better make a thread about it

>>2731888
That should be negative

>>2731880
log 1 + log(100b^2)
0+log(100)+logb^2)
2+2log(b)
2(1+log b)

1+loga assuming log is base ten
Just apply the rule log(a) + log (b) = log(ab)

>>2724984
It's a gauss

Beat this /sci/, does it converge?
<span class="math"> \sum_{k=0}^{\infty}0.99999...^k [/spoiler]

>teacher puts a sine wave on the board
>start moving head up in down tracing the sine wave uncontrollably
anyone else?