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I'm looking.

>>8538024
what about it

Is that book not just a meme, but actually good?
I scraped by Linear Algebra this semester, and am pissed at myself. Over break want to read up on Linear Algebra.

>>8538000
Well, with depth in the water, the rate of erosion would decrease significantly because of lack of overall movement. Usually only the upper layers of the water are effected by currents and winds, while the lower layers aren't. Then you have precipitation and mass wasting events on the upper parts of the Islands which erodes Islands pretty rapidly in terms of geological time.

Mass wasting still occurs underwater with sea slumps and whatnot over time, you can see a lot of evidence of this in places like Hawaii and coastlines in general such as the west coast of NA.

So yes they are eroding slowly over time, just slower than the rates of erosion on the upper surfaces, which is why volcanic Islands after their volcanism ends simply erode away into coral atolls, in which the volcano has completely eroded away, leaving its fringe reefs behind which can keep up with the erosion / sea level rise due to limestone secretion and vertical movement upwards by the reefs.

>>8538015
Nerd

>>8538000
The first law of thermodynamics. Erode just means to wash away. It's not disappearing faggot.

>>8537839
Post Wikipedia link or you're a bigger hack than Nietzsche and visually confirm that is your work/you.

>>8537839
that's huge anon! Congratulations!

What's the problem/field? Have you thought about turning it into a business?

>>8537840

I will maintain my anonymity while on 4chan, thanks. The point of this thread isn't to bolster my own recognition, but to prod at how other people have felt after having done something that should grant some sense of accomplishment.

For the record, this paper underwent major peer review both at my place of employment (a sizable institution very sensitive about its reputation) and during the submission process. I also presented this paper at a large, notable conference, and it was accepted well by all of the attendees. I have no doubt in the quality of my work.

there are enough non scientific subjects in HS, why add one more?

>>8537591
Y
it will turn people off to comp sci
and we need less incompetents in this field

>>8537616
>computer """science"""
Fucking economics is more scientific than CS.

That said, it should be taught, but as part of math rather than a science on its own.
It can replace calculus.

what is half of 33?

>>8537438
16.5%, you are not white

How can you be a third of an ethnicity? Do you have three parents? Like two italian parents, and one greek?

The denominator is always a multiple of two for a reason.

>>8536615
It means that [math]log_3(x)[/math] is not defined for any x <0, so the inequality is not strictly true.

>>8536629
undefined =/= undefined?????????????

>>8536615
logs of negatives are complex

https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=log(3,-4),+log(1%2F3,+-1%2F4)

>>8536408
sure cause you could believe Tesla when all he did was talk non-sense

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>>8536408
>tfw to smart for math

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Those poor little monkeys, this is terrible to read.

>>8535473
Because he wasn't smart, he was a platitude spouting autist who normies venerate because they love to LARP being intellectuals.

>>8535473
if einstein is so smart, why is he dead?

>>8535473
Not everyone learns to love math and that doesn't preclude them from being intelligent members of society.

>using a calculator

lmao brainlets

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>useless casio calculator
why even brag about it, at all?
it's like bragging about a tiny dick

>>8534042
This
>>8534690
This
>>8534027
Not This

>>8533240
I mean, math is probably a lot less competitive than Chem and Physics, since I assume less people want to major in it. Anyone want to confirm?

Physics is just applied mathematics, chemistry is just applied physics

>>8533245
I hope this is true.

There's something I don't like about you...

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CaCaaaw!

>researching

>>8527981

>I've been researching Pornography

it doesn't affect your brain at a fundamental level per se, but it changes your response to chemicals that affect bonding in human relationships. basically it's not bad for YOU but it's bad for your future love life

>>8538292
Nigga just watch professor leanards calc 2 series on youtube and youll get no lower than a B.
I personally got an A this semester.

>>8538292

Just work untill you get it. Unless you're a diagnosed retard you'll get it eventually.

Somewhat related question from a calc 1 fag

I'm up all night cramming for my final. Should I even bother studying weird shit like Simpson's Rule or Riemann sums? Is there any chance they'll actually turn up on the final or is it all gonna be calc fundamentals?

I have a good grasp of everything I 100% know is going to be on there but I'm not sure what to spend the time I have left on - practice more of the basics or try to learn some of the weird extra shit?

>>8538201
nice link buttkid

>>8538201
Nice five month old video, cunt bucket.

>>8538217
>>8538204

It's going to be Boston Dynamics who has the best shot at inventing the asian lolita catgirl sexbot you all beg for on here.

you have to finish multivariable calculus by the end of highschool before you even think of reading that

I liked that part in the movie Lincoln where Lincoln's waiting for a telegram chatting with an engineer, and cites Euclid's Elements, realizing that Hamiilton was quoting from him when they used the line "We hold these truths to be self evident..."

>>8537914
>how smart do i have to be to understand dumb dumb maths from 2000 yeras ago because the people 2000 years ago must be sooo much smarter than us in {Current_Year}