| Home | RSS Feeds |
| Funny Pictures | Funny Videos |
| Funny GIFs | YouTube Videos |
| Text/Links | Comic Editor |
| User Rankings | Channels |
| Copyright Removal Request | |
| |
MATH, NOT EvEN ONCE
| |
#101
-
rectumwarrior (11/23/2011) [+]
(3 replies)
I used to be good at math until they started mixing it with the alphebet
#228
-
Sunset **User deleted account** (11/24/2011) [+]
(1 reply)
It's simple. All you do is replace the numerical value with an unrealistic one, and you substitute THAT number for another, just as unrealistic number, thus quantifying the amount of unrealism and ultimately rebounding the original unreal number "i" and setting the equal to one another so that they oh no I've gone crosseyed.
#175
-
hourhero **User deleted account** (11/23/2011) [+]
(1 reply)
Talk about religon, shit storm of idiots
Talk about math, people solve complex equations and disprove others logiclly
Talk about math, people solve complex equations and disprove others logiclly
#135
-
strokemypapaya (11/23/2011) [-] **strokemypapaya rolled a random image** how i solve math problems
#80
-
icefall (11/23/2011) [+]
(8 replies)
imaginary and complex numbers are really helpful in real life, it makes vector and wave calculations SO much easier. We use imaginary numbers in many field; just to mention few:
Quantum mechanics, fluid dynamics and electromagnetism.
JUST so you know, imaginary numbers are used when finding the phase of an AC current and during electromagnetic induction. Without any of these two you wouldn't even have the electricity to be posting here. Just because you get F s in math and can't think of examples of applications of math doesn't mean math is pointless.
Quantum mechanics, fluid dynamics and electromagnetism.
JUST so you know, imaginary numbers are used when finding the phase of an AC current and during electromagnetic induction. Without any of these two you wouldn't even have the electricity to be posting here. Just because you get F s in math and can't think of examples of applications of math doesn't mean math is pointless.
