Angles in a triangle ALWAYS equal 180 degrees
>>7807127
No they add up to pi
>>7807131
This desu senpai
In flat euclidean space, yes.
Post your proofs and shit on other's proofs.
Only rule: No QED = DON'T POST
Just got to the part of my linear algebra book (p.240 and beyond) where they finally define matrix multiplication as composition of linear maps and there are a bunch of short matrix algebra proofs as problems left for the reader. Enjoy my basic logic process.
>proof
>words
you're doing it fucking wrong m8
nice retard-tier handwriting by the way
>>7807122
Not a very rigorous proof you have there, induction is probably the way to go here
>>7807122
Go back to pencils, kid. You've proven you aren't ready for pens yet.
Hey /sci/ just a quick one, was wondering if it's possible for the frequency of light to synchronise with a moving object so that the latter would appear to be moving still? i.e. a buzzsaw might appear as if the blades were unmoving??
See: Monochromatic light
>>7807114
Light waves don't work like that
>>7807121
Didn't think so anon was just debunking some Alan Watts claims thank you
tfw math is glorified mental masturbation
>>7807079
dumb frogposter
>>7807079
tfw people used to put effort into baiting
Any aerospace engineers on /sci/?
What do professionals praise more - AIRBUS or BOEING?
>>7806996
As an aircraft mechanic, I find it somewhat frustrating that Airbus insists on using both metric and imperial measurements on their aircraft.
>>7807004
call me a brit-bong,
But i absolutely hate the inperial units
I feel SI units are the real and only way to go
I already have the solution because I looked it up, don't really understand the pattern though...
If the ans D. Then the bottom 2 shapes in columns 1 & 2 appear to be mirror/transform/reversal (reversal meaning concave to convex).
E
its rotating clockwise
>>7806988
it really is E.
but what's up with the other pictures then? where's the pattern there?
sci, how can I find x in this equation? e=x^(x) pic unrelated
>you dont
x^x = e^(log(x^x)) = e^(x·log(x))
=>
log(x) == 1/x
and now you gotta check the productlog
why don't you just see where x^x=e in a graph?
What is the most frustrating question known to sci ?
,>pic unrelated
Is mathematical fictionalism the right paradigm?
The raw formal world deflates my mood sometimes.
>>7806850
"If evolution is true, why are there still monkeys?"
>>7806850
"Do you know how to integrate...."
"Do you know how to differentiate..."
Do i look like a fucking formula book, go and look it up yourself, I didn't fucking memorise that shit so that lazy asses could treat me like a formula book
what's your degree and major /sci/?
>>7806766
don't you get tired of making the same thread every week?
I love pussy that look like an obvious leprechaun could be living there due to the opening.
Yar yar yum yum wana stick my face in there.
cyclic sex
this one entertains the face.
>>7806771
no i'm new to this board
>Employing strictly the properties of the set of rational numbers listed above
What did mean by this?
How does one go about proving i - iii employing strictly the properties of the set of rational numbers listed above?
>>7806656
It might help if you post the properties that you cut off from the top of the page
>>7806673
to do 1.(i):
ab+a(-b)
=a(b+(-b)) (by (v))
= a0 (by definition of additive inverses)
=a(0+0) (since 0 is additive inverse)
=a0+a0
in particular this implies a0=0 so a(-b)=-(ab)
Why do head hair grow without boundaries, and any other hair, eyebrows, eyelashes, pubic hair, hair on legs or arms only grew to a certain length and once you shave them they will grow back to their original length and not get any longer, unlike head hair which will grow and grow unbounded?
>>7806581
Because hair in certain areas are programmed to fall out at faster rates than the hair on your head or face
>>7806589
So we just loose the hair before they can grow beyond certain length? It doesn't look as if it was the thing
>>7806581
Because that is how God created us.
Shouln't boron oxide enamel slowly dissolve in water ?
every substance slowly dissolves in water
>>7806693
not things that dissolve quickly
Could this work on 4G?
What is a battery life of a 360 degree camera?
What are we looking at? Google's next method for recording street view?
some sort of blind assistance device that uses instagram to scan the surroundings before uploading pictorial scans to some sort of cloud server and receiving feedback, and using it to help the individual somehow
not OP, this is fucking retarded
>>7806212
>retarded
Have you read "The World is Flat"? According to the thesis there you could upload you r position (because GPS is cheap) and image of your position (because bandwidth is cheap) to the cloud (cheap, cheap cheap) and get two (two for the price of 1) Indians (cheap, did I mention cheap?) to review the imagery and then they upload walking instructions back to the cloud (cheap, cheap latency) where a server in the cloud validates the answers independently (because CaaS is cheaaaaaap) and then return to you with what to do next.
The book was very influential a few years back but with the financial collapse since Lehman Brothers the author has been less exuberant about it.
So how does a guy kill his sex drive without decreasing his testosterone levels?
self control
Testosterone receptor antagonists.
>>7805211
Through daily fapping. After a while you will not feel any pleasure anymore which will directly result in reduced sex drive.
Trust me. I know what I'm talking about.
Why do razor blades dull and need to be replaced when they're much harder than the hair that they cut?
>>7805192
Short answer that's only slightly correct, but correct enough for you:
lateral forces.
Why is it called a hamburger when theres no ham in it
>>7805192
same reason you can bend a clothes hanger by pressing it against a pillow.
The blade doesn't wear away, the edge just gets deformed and stops being as sharp.