It's true! They shouldn't remove points from that...
Well, it isn't necessarily true...
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Well, it isn't necessarily true...
Which is equivalent to 45 degrees which is where an asymptote of the tanx graph is.
And gauchogolfer, i forgot the spelling so was taking a shot in the dark
®îçhå®?;3366758 said:And gauchogolfer, i forgot the spelling so was taking a shot in the dark
Obviously, so did BigPrince
just teasing...
This thread is a gem! I cannot stop giggling. Inspired genius, some of these.
classic!
I'm in 8th grade and I can do that.
Awesome link, thanks XIII.
I liked when the co-driver said 'boy these people in Manchester talk funny'.
Other than that I couldn't understand a word he said.
Awesome link, thanks XIII.
I liked when the co-driver said 'boy these people in Manchester talk funny'.
Other than that I couldn't understand a word he said.
Heheh.
I remember watching the whole show, it was pretty funny. There are some others on there uploaded by the same guy you might have seen, on Shaun Wright-Phillips, David James, Ashley Cole.. good old Rio.
Yes, but would it have occurred to you to write "Here it is"? Now THAT'S thinking outside of the box (or triangle, in this case
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noooo.. lim(x), x->8 is x as it aproaches 8 (not x->0).. ie, 7.999...., or 8.00...001. the thing is, 1/(8.001-8)=1/0.001=1000 whilst 1/(7.999-8)=1/(-0.001)=-1000 so the limit doesnt actually exist since a limit only exists if both its single sided limits exist AND are equal, since here while x->8- the lim is neg. infinity whilst x->8+ is infinity, so.. the limit doesnt exist.
( lim(x), x->8- = lim(x), x->8 x<8
lim(x), x->8+ = lim(x), x->8 8<x )
anyway. I'm still being a poop. my math actually really sucks... (for a learning physicist..)
Yes, but not everyone remembers that there are 3 4 5 triangles...
most people, as they get older, lose a lot of their math ability and gain language proficiency.
One of mine. True fact.
So I was taking first year computer science, and it's the term exams.
Forgive me if the following question is gibberish - it was over 10 years ago:
I don't touch data structures now, nor do I play one on TV.
So I was taking first year computer science, and it's the term exams.
Forgive me if the following question is gibberish - it was over 10 years ago:
Got a 'very funny', a smiley, and a big fat zero.
I don't touch data structures now, nor do I play one on TV.
That's not chi. That symbol is meant to be aleph, which means he got infinite points!
I'll say that again, deeper.
infinite, infinite, infinite points!
woo! Sure got us all beat!
I'll leave explaining the meaning of phi to someone else. Perhaps it could mean golden infinity
aleph alone is just the first leter of the hebrew alphabet.. you may mean aleph-null(
) or smtn.. which is inifinite.. albeit a countable infinity, so, a 'smaller' one phi can be designated to anything you wish. in physics though, its usually assigned to an angle.. or a phase difference (an angle too, I guess..).. but things get recycled alot, so.. hmph for us ha? I assume in the case above it was assigned to the constant=0. hmph for him..
phi can be designated to anything you wish. in physics though, its usually assigned to an angle.. or a phase difference (an angle too, I guess..).. but things get recycled alot, so.. hmph for us ha? I assume in the case above it was assigned to the constant=0. hmph for him..
That's great and all but can you come up with a funny answer when you cannot? <point revealed>