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WHAT?

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hey /calc/

why is math so hard for me?

no matter how much i try i just don't get it and it's annoying and it makes me RAGE

why is that?

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230/75 => 0.3
5/75
500/75 => 0.30

It's not the fastest way but accurate.

]]> 4301 http://www.99chan.org/calc/res/4297.html#4301why

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according to that formula
P(2) = 4, but -1 + 2-1 + 4-1 = 3
it works if you start from 1 instead of 0 or you add 1 to yours. it's the same thing.

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Does anyone know why Psubscript2 = (1+3) = 2^2?

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This may seem like a very childish question,
but what is so important about pi other than finding the area of a circle and the fact that it's irrational and goes on forever?

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that is equal to (3-x)^(1/2) not its second-degree Taylor polynomial

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]]> 4294 http://www.99chan.org/calc/res/4271.html#4294>it doesn't take more energy to move a bigger wheel than a small

I think you're wrong. Maybe this would be true in the absense of resistive forces, but in the case of a vehicle the friction between the wheel and the ground means an forward-force needs to be applied to the system for a longer period of time to complete a full revolution meaning that a greater amount of energy will be spent.

]]> 4293 http://www.99chan.org/calc/res/4284.html#4293>impossible for you to move appreciably in any direction

Not in this case. I can't imagine how, anyway.

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But that would only tell you the geometry of that area of space.

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