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smack

Probably not. For the same reasons we can't live beyond about 500 doses of LSD. Brain is toast.

>>9130640
sauce?

>>9130593
What needs to be done? Could you be more specific Alan "homosexual autistic faggot" Turing? Because to me modern world seems pretty complete.

>>9130597
You need strong prayers and forgiveness***

If you ever met him in real life you probably wouldn't ask

Just b urself

What are you trying to do?
The only way I can think of to do a clay cement would be to bake your entire wall by buidling a kiln around it after laying the bricks with clay instead of mortar.

>turn clay into a hard rock-like substance
You mean like... firing clay?

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>>9130279

>>9130279
Depends on how "stupid" you are. Sure IQ determines how fast you learn and how high your limit is.
But I am certain that once a certain level of intelligence is reached you can learn pretty much anything, al be it slower than smart people.

However these is a difference between learning and producing. It's very unlikely that you'll become part of the best of the world in your speciality unless you have a high IQ.

>how do you become a hard worker?
Sadly, just like IQ this is also part of the genetic lottery.

Think of yourself not just as an actor that acts upon the world, but as something that takes input and acts based on that.
You have to find out which stimuly (or lack thereof) makes you work hard.
For me it's going to the library, it's the only place I can study without procrastinating.

>>9130279
>how do you become a hard worker?
you are born one
it's genetic lmao :^)

but seriously, pretty much anything is partly genes

There is "Advanced Engineering Mathematics" by the same author which is also pretty good.

I also recommend you go through Numerical Methods for Engineers by Chapra and Canale.

>>9130274
I really love this book.
You can try the advanced eng. math. by Stroud next.

>>9130288
>>9130289
thankyou, i will have a look at these

>>9130182
Is that Shrek? I like Shrek.

>>9130182
Well yeh of course. But don't ask a physicist this or else prepare for sperg-out

>>9130182
Definitely. Multiple causes, like posting gifs, posting green aliens and being OP - they all map to being a faggot

>>9130156
Odd is given by:
N + N+2 + N+4...N+Infinity
Even is given by:
N+1 + N+3 + N+5...N+Infinity
furthermore if you go into negative numbers then they also cancel out the 1 difference at any point,
Thus unless it specifices at a specific Nth term, they are equal

>>9130159
>if you go into negative
>unless it specifices at a specific Nth term
fucking retard can't even read

>>9130165
T. Spastic
That guy clearly answered the terms of the question retard
Fuck off to whence you came

>>9130105
skrrt-eye

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Radical eye.

squirt eye
sqrt is pronounced squirt

Serif, of course.

>>9130027
I really like for the main text to be in serif, but I feel like sans looks clearer when labeling stuff on figures. Should I make the figure descriptions sans as well for the figures and the description to be more consistent, or serif for consistency with the main text?

>>9130034
I also have the figures in sans-serif. All the text part is in serif font though. I think it looks kinda off if your main text is in serif font but the figure description is in non-serif.
In the end it all comes down to your preference. Just try out different options, print them out and look what's best for you.

>>9130019
>pre-exam spontaneous combustion
God I hate that shit

>pre-exam suicide
How do I prevent that shit from happening

>>9130153
Good news is, it only happens once.

>>9129930
Sugar

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>>9129930
Sugar is one.

You will however need a balanced diet and unless you eat enough roughage you will one day excrete a total brick, complete with sharp corners.

is pic. related what you have in mind? Your pic does hint about a few things.

>>9129930
Pure macro nutrients, carbohydrates, fats and proteins.

Honestly no. It goes into stuff that you absolutely have no use for in first year calc. Just do ch. 1, the logarithm chapter and the trig chapters in stewart's precalc and you should be fine.

Not a fan of it. Especially for people who haven't done math in a while or had a shit highschool.

Just get a normal Precalc book.
Personally I can't stand the layout of modern textbooks like Stewart's so I prefer
http://www.stitz-zeager.com/szprecalculus07042013.pdf

>>9129858
It's pretty great.
You can skip the section on isometries/congruences and the such, it doesn't really matter much.

>>9129741
It's quite trivial. But why would I be helping a redditor?

>>9129741
Without loss of generality let
[math] A = (0,a) [/math]
[math] B = (0,0) [/math]
[math] E = (1,0) [/math]
then
[math] B' = \left( \frac{2 a^2}{a^2 - 1}, \frac{2 a}{a^2 - 1} \right) [/math]
[math] C = \left( \frac{2 a^2}{a^2 - 1} , 0 \right)[/math]
[math] D = \left( 0 , \frac{2 a}{a^2 - 1} \right) [/math]
So the ratio is just
[math] \frac{1}{\frac{2 a^2}{a^2 - 1} - 1} = \frac{a^2 - 1}{a^2 + 1} [/math]

>>9129992
Did you know about \\ in latex?

>>9129624
Something that can be programmed on computer

Here's what I have going so far. If anybody can help I would appreciate or is this enough to solve for all the unknown already. I just haven't completely tried it out yet.

There are several restrictions we can use in a system of equations to arrive at the rotation. First, the distance of the moved point or any point of rotation has a distance from the origin of rotation the same as the starting point. The distance to the end point of the axis of rotation vector is also maintained, as are any number of points between the end point and the origin of rotation, which if I'm not mistaken give an endless number of additional restrictions, but one more is essential. The total distance between two points in a rotation approaches radians * radius / 2 pi, and so we can break that down to an infinitesimal and add those up because of circumference equation.

Another method I was thinking of involved using slices with an upgraded polytope in a higher dimension to make up the hypersurface where a rotation could be done using spherical coordinates along each expansion of dimensions following a single path of polytope neighbours.

>>9129624
>axis

You mean plane-angle rotation. For plane in the i-th and j-th dimension, it's just the identity matrix were eii and ejj are removed and replaced by cos(angle)*eii + cos(angle)*ejj -
sin(angle)*eij + sin(angle)*eji

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>ctrl+f
>"bakker"
>1 result
>last author on a presentation about Dimetrodon
they missed out desu senpai

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you are like a little baby
watch this:
>https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2016AM/webprogram/Paper282844.html
I shit you not, the conclusion of that was a picture of saxophones superimposed over rearing sauropods, and Bakker excitedly proclaiming "they were COLTRANE-OSAURI"

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>>9129613

Fuck you, OP, and your elitist attitude! Your too much of a jerk to talk to amateurs, and they recognize that you are too much of an asshole to talk to, but that doesn't mean that they don't have a place in the society.

By the way, it's fewer rather than less!