wtf I hate math now

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>>8292617
Yes, a number larger than 1 multiplied by itself many times results in a large number while a number smaller than 1 multiplied by itself many times results in a small number. It's pretty obvious if you think about it for more than a second.

So 2% extra effort over 365% days equals a number higher than 0% extra effort? wow

[math]{1.00}^{365}=1.00[/math]

>>8292617
What is the point of this thread OP?

>>8292645
post math that makes you think
>>8292639
rly made me htink

>>8292647
>post math that makes you think
No

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At first no-one replied to this thread.

Then 7 people replied to this thread.

How many percents did the reply count grow?

>>8292625
I missed this board.
>>8292617
Fuck you op come back when you graduate high school

>>8292656
This question really got the neurons firing.

>>8292656
[math]100%[/math]%

>>8292656
what a spunk monk

So, if days became 23.76 hours long then we'd have REALLY short years? like we'd only have 10.95 days in a year?

>>8292703
really made me think

>>8292703
I thought about this question very hard

>>8292703
This made me think

>>8292703
activated my almonds

>>8292647
1 - 1 = 100 - 100, think about it

>>8292617
Go back to primary school you fucking retard.

[math]
\prod_{n=1}^{\infty} 1 \neq {1}^{\infty}
[/math]

Really activates the old noggin

[math]\sin{\theta}=\theta[/math]
Really makes me think

>>8293111
I've given this a lot of thoughts and concluded that if θ is small enough that works.

>>8292656
-1/12

Lol this fucking thread

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>>8292625

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This post really has got me thinking...

>>8292656
"no one" is not hyphenated

>>8293106
Aren't they both = 1?

>>8292703
Posts like these... they really make you think.

>>8292703
I dont get this

>>8293117
thats the joke.

he's an underachiever.

>>8292617
Good. Get out.

>>8292625
This you nigger

>>8293277
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1%5Einf

https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=product+n%3D1+to+inf+1

https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=product+n%3D0+to+inf+1

https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=product+n%3D-inf+to+inf+1

no

>>8292647
3x0 = 500x0
The universe is a beautiful place.

>>8292703
This really made me think.

>>8292647
e^{\pi{}*i} * 0 = 0

Did this blow anyone else's mind when they first saw it?

>>8292647
>>8293605
[math] e^{\pi{}*i} * 0 = 0 [/math]

fug I suck at latex

Giving 0% effort for 0 days is better than giving 99% effort for 365 days. No wonder I'm so successful. Tryhards BTFO.

>>8293606
One of the most beautiful equations of all time, I usually loose sleep because of it, because it's one of those things that really makes you think.

0.999...=1

I stopped caring about math when I was introduced to the concept of imaginary numbers. What a crock of shit. If your equation can only be solved by inventing numbers that can't exist, like some kind of math deity , then you are fucking wrong and the math is flawed. Same for algebra solutions that basically say "the correct answer is whatever the correct answer is". Thats what the math said transcribed to words but god forbid if i wrote in down in english instead of the ancient math runes the teacher word mark me wrong.

Math is logical and numbers never lie my ass. Math is just as flawed as any other human construct.

>>8293004
Op is a faggot but
>primary school.
Euro fag detected.

>>8293811
I understand the bait but there is some truth to this. A ton of math is purely hypothetical and if we are ever able to introduce it to the real world it may not perform that way.

>>8293861
>>8293811
shut the fuck up. a degree 2 extension of R is very fucking natural, especially because it's algebraically closed.

dont believe me? ask electric engineers, you fucking doofus. they use a shitload of complex numbers

>>8293606
Also it's [math]e^{\pi \cdot i \cdot 0} = 1[/math].

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>>8293811
Triggered

>>8293883
>they use a shitload of complex numbers
They're just using another form of sin and cos.

>>8293896
>hurr C is just another form of R^2
MIND BOGGLE

>>8293896
this really brought thought into my brain and kept it there

>>8292617
Congratulations. You have just discovered the principles of compound interest and radioactive decay. These are simply points on an exponential curve. It is much easier to view this as follows:

exp( [force of interest/decay rate] x t); t = time.
exp(0.01*365) = 38.47
exp(-0.01*365) = 0.02599

Lastly, learn significant figures.

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You made my day OP, if you count a crickets chirps for 15 seconds and add 37 to it you get a pretty accurate reading of the temperature. If you multiply .03 by 22,200 You get 666. 2sine(666)=-1.6180339 the golden ratio. Five is the key to nine.

>>8293596
Divide both sides by zero and you get 3=500. Pretty amazing.

>>8292617
Im a high schooler and i can explain it . the rulesays if q is between 1 and -1 than q power n tends to zero . if the q is superior to 1 it tend to the positive infinity

>>8293947
>if you count a crickets chirps for 15 seconds and add 37 to it you get a pretty accurate reading of the temperature

>Using Fahrenheit, not Celsius


>2sine(666)=-1.6180339

>Using degrees, not radians

Please remove yourself from /sci/

>>8293948
Wow, that really made me think

>>8293000

I am

>>8293948
wtf i hate zero now

>>8292617
you're a retard, die in a fire

>>8293811
There are many constructions of the complex plane which bear no mention to the square root of -1. My favourite being using Rings and Ideals:

The ring of polynomials quotiented by the ideal generated by x+1 gives us a quotient ring where x acts exactly like i. that is x^2 = -1 (sorry for no LaTeX), except it is a deduced result, not an assumed one. Have a read around, it's really quite nice.

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>you will never be good at math

am i dumb? im great at everything else. im not even bad at mathematics in general, its just the algebra that fucks my life up

>>8292625
=')

>>8293106
edit
[math]1^n[/math]

>>8294679
>im great at everything else

lol sure you are

>>8294679
>Claims he's good at everything else
>When he sucks at math
LOL CANT MAKE THIS SHIT UP
BIOLOGY MAYBE THATS THE EXTENT

>>8295931
No, the product symbol in that scenario is correct.

PI n=1 to inf (1) = 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * 1 * ...
PI n=1 to inf (1^n) = 1^1 * 1^2 * 1^3 * 1^4 * ...

which are equivalent anyway

>>8293811
I love this pasta

>>8293892
$e^{\pi \cdot i}-1=0$

Adolescents..

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how much is 1-0.999...?

>>8293948
this actually made me rage

>>8292617
Good thread op

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>>8294679
> not bad at math in general
> struggles with algebra

>>8294679
You probably got a bad teacher for algebra

Don't worry famalam, just practice mor

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