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I did this for my Differential Equations and Linear algebra courses. Both because the teachers were rather slow and because I enjoyed getting lost with my girlfriend.

Just do whatever works for you. Just avoid being the fucker that never shows up to class and asks about stuff that was covered a week ago.

>>8465399
>1st year, analysis & algebra

Germany or Czech Republic?

Also, yes, it is much better to just study the notes if the lecturer is some autismal sperg that can't properly communicate the ideas and just occasionally give you additional insight. Only attend lectures if you don't understand the material from the notes or it doesn't make that much sense.

>>8465430
Swiss. But thanks anyway, I'm just curious to see if that is a method that works as that is my first year and I don't want to fail lel.

>>8464205
>am I just autistic?
That is a gift, not autism.

I remember once in highschool I had a dream I was solving a trigonometric identity problem but thats the only time it ever happened for me

The only thing you should be dreaming of is life in communist russia with your waifu

>>8467636
chemistry is biology tier buddy

so fucking boring

>>8467636
You happen to be in gradschool?

>>8467660
we covered this in freshman year in mechanical engineering.

>>8467549
Investing in space travel now increases our ability to space travel later.

Earth is also the cradle of humanity, and we can't stay in here forever.

>>8467556
Obvious counter argument: That is an extremely long term investment and therefore not exactly necessary at this point, and there are plenty of other things that need our attention and resources.

OP here and I'm taking the side of investment, but even I can see that much of a counter argument. Are you even trying? /b/ did better with this question.

You could maybe argue the case that the time to start increasing measures to explore space is a good thing to do now, just because of how popular space and technology currently is

>>8467473
No, there's plenty of space but we still have to lower the population so poverty ends
And also you don't want the world become the main cities of china everywhere with no space left

Just search "chinese overpopulation"

>>8467473
and who's going to pay for it? how much will it cost? who can afford it?

>>8467576
Programs that give housing to the homeless save taxpayers money in the long run, fairly certain in most localities shitty taxpayer funded 3 room homes or apartments run far less than the cost of year long incarceration.

https://ncse.com/creationism/analysis/icons-evolution

Well? Explain yourself.

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>>8467444
Unbiased sauce pls.

>>8467471
Your source is biased, not mine.

>>8465939
what are we solving for?

>>8465947
life, the universe, and everything

>>8465968

garbage in, garbage out

Sure

Why not

>>8465741
>physically weaker
>can get pregnant and become a liability
>menstrual cycle
>mentally inferior

>>8465752
Well given the past and existing female astronauts they seemed to perform well enough
>yfw they managed to become an astronaut whole you're just a shitposter on 4chan

also, just to emphasize, the work is required to be solved through synthetic division.

Try multiplying by (x+I)/(x+I)

>>8467207
What do you not get?
You have a polynomial ring.
You have an algorithm that works for all polynomial rings.

What room is there for confusion?

1 + (1+i)/(x-1)

I don't get why you equate hard to intuit with worthwhile?

what are your goals?

>>8467155
Algebraic topology is a prerequisite for most research, but it isn't a research field.
It's like saying that you're researching trigonometry.

>>8467157
Not hard to intuit, hard to understand. There are honestly difficult subjects. If I'm going to continue doing math, at least I want to do something smug and to be looked with awe by other mathematicians.

dog have you never read darwin's 'evolution'? we and our children will just adapt to the higher co2 levels

>>8467148
Climate change is a long and slow process, and there's always something immediate to distract people.
Plus, fossil fuel companies have some of the best PR out there, and they've done a very good job of making talking about AGW political suicide.

>>8467148
Because it stinks of a new age religion and we already have enough problems with the Abrahamics right now. The climate always be changing, always will and in fact more ice ages are what real science points to, the historical geological record not fancy UN computer simulations. We should be celebrating any temporary warming because the big freeze will be back no question about it.

>>8467055
stats isnt math

>>8467057
If the noble field of statistics is not considered math, please define mathematics for me

>>8467057

this

>>8466991
Being socially inept doesn't automatically mean you are above average intelligence.

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The first to question you need to ask yourself is: Why are you friend with them if you do not enjoy their presence?

>>8466997
I agree. I estimate it to be something like that, because of a test I did in high school. I became second from 25+ students, and the best achieved 5 points more than I did. And her IQ is above 130

y = x - w.
Look up law of cosines

>>8466908
will do.

Alright. So I have a ok understanding of law of cosines now can you explain to me how you got y=x-w.

Practice more.

should have re-taken precalc instead.

>>8466814
OP here, I got an A in precalc and had an A in this class until we got to optimization and related rates. I don't understand how to set these things up and the huge derivatives make solving for max/min/ inflection points impossible.