Message to Math

Dear Math,
I am sick and tired of finding your "x."
Just accept the fact that she is gone.
Move on, dude.

Originally posted by ChessPraxis
Dear Math,
I am sick and tired of finding your "x."
Just accept the fact that she is gone.
Move on, dude.

y?

Originally posted by JS357
y?

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Y?

zzz

Originally posted by KazetNagorra
zzz

Shouldn't that be z^3?

Perhaps Math should be looking for his lost S instead.

Originally posted by Kewpie
Perhaps Math should be looking for his lost S instead.

How many g's would he need to do that?

Originally posted by sonhouse
How many g's would he need to do that?

That depends upon how integral your question is.

I'd simply ask for a proof from my first principal, bstd he was, to develop the g's needed for him to extrapolate a differenciation.

-m. 😉

Originally posted by mikelom
That depends upon how integral your question is.

I'd simply ask for a proof from my first principal, bstd he was, to develop the g's needed for him to extrapolate a differenciation.

-m. 😉

Just remember, students, Don't drink and derive....

I suppose this thread's too clever for the General Forum. 🙁

Originally posted by Kewpie
I suppose this thread's too clever for the General Forum. 🙁

Actually, anyone who really knows Math, knows how Math really loved the mystery of the unknown; a mystery that x provided. By figuring out x, it was the mystery of x, that was lost.

Fortunately, x is back, having bringing Math the Happy End Problem.

http://mathworld.wolfram.com/HappyEndProblem.html

This leaves Math thinking, "Huh?"

Originally posted by JS357
Fortunately, x is back, having bringing Math the Happy End Problem.

http://mathworld.wolfram.com/HappyEndProblem.html

This leaves Math thinking, "Huh?"

Massage parlour maths?

Richard

Originally posted by Shallow Blue
Massage parlour maths?

Richard

You scratch my polygon, I'll scratch yours.