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Op here find x

quadratic and do your own homework

You try it then man because I can't solve after quadratic and its not homewor its extra work

What are you asking? Your post was so full of memes I couldn't understand it.

>>8881223
hes asking if the gays are better at science

>>8881217

I'm reading this from my office at work and holding back my laughter. God damn it, /sci/

>>8880706
Gender is defined by who you are faggot, sex and gender and separate

>>8880717
Don't yell at me, English is not my first language and I thought you could use those terms interchangeably.

No that's impossible and against the natural order.

No, because the possibility that physical laws change at different scales can't be ruled out.

>>8880101
If I was trying to come up with the dumbest fucking answer to this question it would be this one.

Anyway, I think it's possible that it could happen very soon. Fields like string theory and quantum loop gravity seem to be so close to making major breakthroughs.

>>8880101
couldn't that change be accounted for in the universal theory if that was true?

>>8877135
>Classical liberals
>WE ABHOR EUGENICS!

>Modern liberals
>Lol cisscum, no children for you whitey!
>Racism? No, no.
>It is to save the planet you bigot!

>>8877135
No need. Populations growth rates in the industrialized world are already negative, or close to it.

You just need to raise the rest of the world out of poverty, and easy and cheap access to contraception for everyone, and you need feminism to empower women to use that contraception.

>>8877485
>feminism
I like to call it equality or human rights.

>>8876608
stop posting pedophiles on /sci/ faggot

>>8876611
Is this a random shitpost or is there evidence?

He's based because he's ~40 y/o, has a shit ton of experience in science (nuclear chemistry), so in turn knows a lot about how reality works.

He should do some more introspection and think out his video's when he's tackling political issues though.

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who are you quoting?

The math topics you look up are what any brainlet in a STEM program goes through, so of course there's ton of demand for vids to be made. If I start looking up topics in commutative algebra I get Pajeets, too.

what's with all the racism against indians on 4chan anyways

>>8883172
Not if we're limited by heisenberg's uncertainty principle

>>8883172
In a sense. LHC.

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>>8883172
Are those really atoms? Isn't there supposed to be a huge amount of empty space between them?
Pls no bully

>>8882830

Like sec but with co- and a minus sign.

d/dx[sec(x)]=sec(x)tan(x)
d/dx[csc(x)]=-csc(x)cot(x)

d/dx[tan(x)]=sec^2(x)
d/dx[cot(x)]=-csc^2(x)

>>8882858
yea but that's just using mnemonic techniques for memorization. sure, a step up from rote memorization. are there not people who just sort of "see" the answer? they imagine what the derivative would look like and realize the shape is -csc(x)cot(x)?

i want to know how those people do that, if that's even something that people new to the subject can do.

>>8882861

It's just the chain rule dude. It's nothing profound.

csc(x) = [sin(x)]^-1
d/dx[csc(x)] = d/dx[[sin(x)]^-1] = - [sin(x)]^-2 * cos(x) = - cos(x)/sin(x) 1/sin(x) = -cot(x)csc(x)

>>8882759
Further explanation: we surveyed 16 points along a body of water, tested for various metal ions, chloride, pH, conductivity, ORP, temperature and dissolved oxygen. But we got pic related's values. What else could have affected them?

>>8882763
what type of body of water? how deep was it? was there any flora/fauna around where you measured? did you check microbe populations around your measurement points?

>>8882767
It was a brook. It wasn't deeper than two or three feet at the most. There may have been tiny fish. There was some algae that I couldn't ID. It was on the edge of a dairy farm. We didn't check microbes because this was a Gen.Chem. 2 project.

>>8882694
Sure why not

I think youd be crushed by gravity even if you manage to not get burned

you'd probably be a bit melted, but otherwise intact

>>8882676
which am i explaining?
that oil floats in water or that oil doesn't mix with the water?

Things at "equilibrium" have higher entropy

>>8882686
>>8882687
they don't and wont mix therefore entropy isn't increasing therefore thermodynamics is bullshit

what

no, you'd have to eat them to get any useful data

>>8882533
What would the day and time have to be though? Thats where the moving comes in.

>>8882389

AIDS. Real or false. Include sources.

>why aids proteins are found in human placentae
>exoplasma very seemed to vih particles

Has anyone really been far as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

>>8882389

Influence of India-China-Eastern Africa in current economics. Is this a real menace to USA today?

>>8882323
>Not defining H(X)
you might be an engineer too

>>8882323
I have no idea what H does. kys yourself

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>>8882350
>defining H(X) on an information theory HW assignment