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>>8582159
>m.
mobile posters get out

>>8582165
>I'm an entirely different person because I decided to shitpost in public rather than wait until I got home.

>>8582159
If a phenomenon occurs very rarely a test has to be much more precise in order to be accurate.

>1/1/2^n
oops
1-1/2^n*

Sounds like an interesting question OP, but I really couldn't figure out what you're asking.

>However limit assumes an inherent "after somehow completing the impossible task of reaching infinity".
My best guess is that your issue will be resolved once you see than an argument by induction removes any "go to infinity problems". But that's just a guess.

Can you reword your question more formally?

>>8581123
Nothing because I take all my classes in the mathematics department... and that comes with their quirks.

I remember my Calc I professor. For some problem we were discussing algebraic manipulations and someone had the AUDACITY to say "Pass that 5 to the left".

That triggered my professor. She said that you don't "pass". you don't "move" THAT IS NOT RIGOROUS. You add -5 to both sides, which will preserve equality, as given by the elementary theorems of arithmetic.

I also remember saying that she will not tolerate anyone who repeats the phrase of "pass it to the other side" because that is wrong.

That was fun. In mathematics we have the opposite probem you engys have.

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>using "guys" when talking about mathematical entities
>using the word "intuition"
>professors who think physical descriptions are an explanation
>brainlet professors who go over proofs during class (all you need are the theorems, the proofs are trivial)
>non-finitists
>grad school mediocrities coping on /sci/
Any of the above are suicide-tier

>>8581123
wtf are you still in high school

Sorry for the sideways pic, I'm mobile fag right now

>>8580907
You've contaminated the project obviously.

>>8580911
Couldn't have, they've been isolated since day one

>>8580292
>I don't understand how black holes affects light when it reached the horizon.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kepler%27s_laws_of_planetary_motion

If you're inside the blackhole, yes you can still see light, but everything would be extremely warped.

Light can't escape the blackhole because space itself is warped to such a huge degree that there is literally no way out of the blackhole.

I imagine it would be like staring at a fireball so bright your eyes burn out.

>>8579607
Math was a joke (I had a 35 when I took it in 2010). They can't require more than algebra 2 because that is the highest required math in most high schools. It would be unfair to have anything more than that.

>>8579607
The primary issue is timing. As an average highschool student its hard to finish all the questions with the allotted time. In reality most questions aren't too difficult, time constraints just make it easy to make mistakes. Also most people don't take it many times so they never get used to the tight timing. Once you get timing down your score will generally improve by a very significant amount.

Its Alegebra 2 because thats the highest required math in most highschools although most go up to Calculus.

For reference I got 32 composite on my first try and 34 composite on later attempts. I didn't try to get beyond a 34 because after a 34 the ACT scores suffer severely from diminishing returns. A 35 is worth it for the absolute best (Harvard/Yale/Princeton/Stanford) but the difference between a 36 and a 35 is almost meaningless, and due to elite college's holistic (read: we want to be able to admit whoever we want (Legacy and minorities) for any reason and have it justified) admissions you are far better off doing other things such as community service to help you get into elite colleges than striving for a 36 over a 35.

The whole thing is easy. I got a 35 on my first try.

I'm also black; people on 4chan seem to believe that this is a necessary clarification to make.

>>8575312
>today has no astronomical significance
has anything?

>>8575312
>look at me I'm such a smartass

>>8575312
Yesterday, close to midnight I was watching Venus, which btw was gigantic and bright.
And I thought that in that place I was glazing at it is was new year's eve.
That was the highlight of my night truth be told.

>>8581763
>But I have a rsearch chemicl stimulant which is not too disssimilar to adderall.
*afinil?
Don't binge on sugars; they will increase your sleep requirements.
Go for complex carbohydrates instead.
Don't take stimulants in the evenings, you still want to sleep a little, like on hour or more.
Four days is a lot of time.

>>8581769
Alright so i should dose in the morning?

Im about to buy some food then camp in the libary for 12 hours


Should i take coffiee as well?

You should become a better person, more responsible and keeping time schedules.

There will be no stimulats, or get-aways when you are a bit older and a child is on the way, right? Or when you argue with your boss?

I assume correctly, that you would like to work in a nice job and have a family, right?

That will never equal to true happiness if you are a .. junky.

Literally a plane you find with a trivial-ass equation system.

>>8581544
Just slap that shit into Excel, negroid.

>>8581570

Then use Reduced Row Echelon Form (RREF) on your matrix with your TI-84

If no autistics read this, then I ask any mature women to.

If not them, then any spiritualist will do.

I can start with anyone. I just refuse to build a weapon to start the conversation.

So, I will continue to simply say: Hello world, until someone picks up.

If it helps I can speak in memes, or movie quotes.

"Humans will accept a system 99% of the time, only because we built 'wisdom' that realized the only way our system could be sustained is if we gave people choice."

Or: "The problem, is choice."

hi Im autistic lmso

>>8581093
>applied mathematics

because it isnt applied mathematics. an experiment is done taking data, and then the data is analyzed. statistics involve a science and math is absolutely not science (applied or not)

>>8581093
Too subjective to be considered applied math.

>>8581093
It's not you retard

function like what

>>8580218
well psychology is not a real science, so there's no way of telling

>>8580218
It's Normal human biology anon. It's called envy.

The feeling that you're been unfairly given less of a certain resource.

You'd fall into the sun, dummy.
Do you even kerbal

>>8580023
why cant you hypothetically apply thrust away from the sun

>>8580020
Theoretically, sure.

>>8578442
A nice introduction to political philosophy is "On Politics" by Alan Ryan. Don't read Marx first.

Leviathan, literally based on Euclids elements.

There is a simple reason why there is so much disagreement. And it is that if there were one "correct" viewpoint, we would all know it right now.

Math doesn't work in event horizon.

>>8577269
yes it do. 2 + 2 = 4 here and same in event horizon.

>>8577269
>hurr durr its magic!