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I have an IQ of 137. I speak 7 languages including sign language. I am a natural code-breaker and can see patterns 5 levels deep. What I am witnessing now is the collapse of the free world, and it is living hell. I wish I was normal like you guys, even being mentally retarded would be preferable to this agony I can see but can do nothing about. If there was a magic pill to bring this about, and I could live happily among the flowers until the end, I would GLADLY take it, but sadly there is not, so I drink and drink heavily, but it only slightly dulls the pain.
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>>8458059
you sound like a beta cuck desu!
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>>8458059
Care to elaborate?
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>>8458059
>137
GTFO brainlet
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/cg/ - Chemistry General: Anime girl asking difficult questions 2016-10-25 22:30:46 Post No.8437176
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Previous thread >>8417380
Post problems and get solving
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>>8437176
I'm just a resin chemist I cant' solve this problem because I don't deal with inorganic chemistry
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>>8437184
alright then calculate some flory distributions
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>VN
>anime
The adaptation was crap. This is insulting
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Looking to extract Caffeine from tea leaves. Is this possible without the use of dichloromethane/ sodium bicarbonate?
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>>8466197
You don't own baking soda?
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>>8466201
He also doesn't know how to boil tea leaves in water, leave him alone.
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>>8466197
whats the point?
you cant go to the store for baking soda?
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What is it?
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Independent of ZFC.
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>>8464021
1 + 1 -1 = 2 -1 = 1
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If we have n objects, each of which are connected to eachother (except themselves), what is the total number of contacts?
For example, with 4 contacts, the f(4) = 6
What is the correct way to define f(n)
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(n-1)!
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>>8466291
No, because 3 objects has 3 connections.
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>>8466294
f(1) = 0
f(2) = 1
f(3) = 3
f(4) = 6
and f(5) seems to be 10.
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scientifically speaking, who would win in a fight?
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gomboc will waste their punkass bitch asses
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>>8465956
what is gomboc even
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>>8465956
I'll take the infinity bowlpiece for 500 Alex
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does any anon know how to do this shit?
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>>8465898
J = (1/2) C V^2
Vc(t) = Vcinitial e^(-t / tau)
tau = R C
They give you Vcinitial, find the time constant tau, plug in your time to find Vc at that time, plug in Vc at that time into the energy equation.
If you're wondering why the equation for Vc is as it is, it's the solution to a first order differential equation resulting from Kirchoff's Voltage Law.
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>>8465898
Also remember to convert your prefixes, because you're a brainlet.
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>>8465898
Q=VC (def)
i=dv/dt * C
v=i*R (def)
i=di/dt RC
dt/RC = di/i
t/RC = ln(i) + const
i(t)=const*e^(t/RC)
v(t)=const*R*e^(t/RC)
i(0)=v(0)/R=const
v(t)=v(0)e^(t/RC)
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Hey, is philosophers more intelligent than mathematicians and physicists? (in my metaphysic class, i learn that physic came from metaphysic and metapyhsic is the beginning of all real knowledge )
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Hmmm, maybe
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>is philosophers
Well, you sure aren't :^)
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>>8465845
AY YOO
*smacks lips*
AY YOO HOL UP
*reads aristotle*
SO YOU BE SAYIN'
*completes a PhD*
SO YOO BE SAYIN PHILOSOPHERS BE INTELLIGENT N' SHEEIIT?
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can a person possibly die from pure sadness?
Science
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>>8465671
We'll see.
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stress raises heart rate among other things which may aggravate a pre-existing condition
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>>8465671
Yes, by choice. Pity ploy gone wrong. The mind of a psychopath runs on wishful thinking.
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Is it possible to become well-versed in a subject without getting a degree in it? Or will I forever be a backseat, say, physicist or mathematician who thinks he knows more than he actually does?
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no one was ever well-versed in anything until degrees were invented
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>>8465631
you will be a backseat nobody who thinks he knows more than he actually does, but not because you don't have a degree
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So if i went back in time with my lover, and gave birth to myself. And then my childrens lover went back in time to give birth to themself, which is still myself. What does that make me? mother/father of my own creation?
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the grandma/grandpa and child are the same person...
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>>8465579
You can't go back in time.
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>>8465579
Souls don't exist so you can't transfer yourself by magic into your clones just because they happen to share your DNA.
A clone isn't you, brainlet.
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How does this problem work, /sci/
It seems like it ought to be straightforward
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60 Degrees for each angle.
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>>8465460
Yeah I know what equilateral means.
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>>8465460
How does that relate to the problem??
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>in calculus 2 class
>doing parametric calculus problems
>have to find where graph has horizontal asymptote
>girl next to me asks for help
>tell her to take derivative, set numerator equal to zero
>she tells me not to use terms like "numerator"
>i have to explain to her that the numerator is the top half of the fraction
>later hear her mumble something about how much she hates "horizontal isotopes"
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>>8465390
>>math
>>girl
Found your problem
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>>8465390
You could have gotten your dick wet. Instead you're here bitching about your period.
Are you 13?
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>>8465390
>"horizontal isotopes"
What did she mean by this?
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US navy Railgun How does it work ? 2016-11-09 22:47:59 Post No.8465368
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US navy Railgun How does it work ?
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Hi, i'm making researches about the Us navy Railgun and i was wondering if someone has some data about it .
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>>8465368
fucking magnets
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Bump it
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Pls go north korea
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Is this statement true?
∀k ∈ N ∃l ∈ N : l < k
I think not, because if you choose k=0, then there should be no l left to be smaller than that. Am I correct?
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>>8465186
Er even if you choose k=1, then l must be 0 for which it is not defined.
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>>8465196
Implying [math]0 \not \in \mathbb{N}[/math].
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>>8465186
>I think not, because if you choose k=0, then there should be no l left to be smaller than that. Am I correct?
If you found a counter example then why the fuck did you make this thread?