/sci/ - Science & Math

The problem is that you can not use the phone in an exam and use wolfram alpha, I am studying engineering, thermodynamics and fluid mechanics are giving me a beating, so I bought a graphing machine to facilitate a little exams.

I have a problem with my texas instrument nspire CX II version 6.0.3.374, what happens is that it does not solve undefined integrals, derivatives and limits, when I give one of these operations tells me "Too few arguments" although I have well typed the operation, is there any solution? I tried everything and nothing works, it should be noted that above the menu of the above operations appears a letter T

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>>12455259
>Suspicious, but not solid proof.
Didn’t we used to have people that got payed that investigated these kinds of things? I forgot what it was called. Oh btw don’t you dare go to church police will arrest you.

>>12455204
Has to be an integer

>>12455158
Also
Find X and Y where
X^2+Y^2=33
Not even supercomputer can find the answers.

>>12455141
Yes 33 is a unique number
https://youtu.be/wymmCdLdPvM

>>12455095
>TAKE YOUR MEDS SCHIZO
Go back to shilling /pol/

>>12455043
No, it’s like fraternity but stakes are higher. Just like frat brothers who came in before you is the only “brothers” that know that you stole that rival frat house logo as part of “pledging”. You will be asked to commit a crime. Higher you go up more serious the crime.

>>12455032
Yes you can search it your self. Don’t take my word for it

>>12455021
>genome of every living thing.
Exactly 33 A? Not 12 not 40 exactly 33?

>>12454989
Sure, you won’t advance much unless you commit a serious crime as part of your initiation. This will be used as blackmail if you decide to leave or quit. 33rd degree has dirt on 32 on down 32 has dirt in 31 and down and so on

>>12454974
Source:
>trust me

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>>12454940

Is this normal to have 33 A at the end of corona virus gene sequence? Or is this Freemason rubbing it in our noses

>>10830635
>>10830618
pls stop im getting flashbacks to mom and dad fighting
I-I dun wanna dye...

>>10830525
if you are actually a chemist what are you afraid of you could probably pull off some legit mccguiver maneuver and escape unharmed with a bucket of bleach or something

>>10830515
>>10830492
Guys? Please don't fight...I-I don't want to be wiped out by a bunch of murdersaurs...

>>9042121
/pol/ shitposting on /sci/ is like traffic in LA. Unwelcome but expected, where else are they going to sperg out on their pseudo-intellectual trash?

>>9042131
Euler's identity

Hi! Maybe this should be in /r, but I thought It would getter answer as people in this thread are more sensitive. So...I'm almost a chemist and I'm thinking about what to do next. I was thinking about specialising a little more and then go for my phD. I'm quite into biochemistry, but I'm not sure I have enough biology knowledge. Also, I do like medicine and neuropsycology, but again I'm scared I don't have enough level and they are subjects not relatable to mine. What would you recommend (consider any other specialisation, the job opportunities...)?

>>8039175
Do take the "real" period number and substract it by one? Or am I just being confused about how orbitals work?