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This is my series:
now, I have found, that
e^(4 j k t) = cos(4 k t) + j * sin(4 k t)
then I tried to find the phase:
cos(4 k t + φ) = cos(4 k t) + j * sin(4 k t)
I was supposed to do that for integer values of k from -3 to 3, tried using this equation:
but a and b coefficients are just A in my case, right?
no wait, they can't be
doesn't say
they are prime
not much
do you know what a maximal ideal is at least?

you probably should learn what those things are before attempting to answer those questions
how did you define length of line segments, Neoh?
$P=P_0(1+r)^t$
moshill1
wait i have to use y = ab^x tho
You could split up the isosceles triangle (I hope that is the right name in english) into two right ones, and use that to calculate its height and then a.
I'm assuming you could also find simultaneous equations. Essentially they give you that two sides of the triangle are equal, so it means that the two angles are also equal. One angle you do 1.5/cos(angle)=a, and the other goes to the other side as 180-angle.
You don't, basically like this:
These two angles here are equal, the ones of each corner of the triangle.
That's because the upper lengths are the same.
Anyways, to get the left you you can do 180-angle.
And then, you can create a quadratic with the cosine rule, something like: 4^2=2^2+a^2-2*(2)*(a)*cos(180-angle)
This is the first.
Then for the second you split the triangle in half.
And you find an expression for a with trigonometry.
Then, with those two simultaneous equations you can solve for each.
so is the 2nd eqtn the one ur talking about
here
The second equation I mean is 1.5/cos(angle)=a
is this how the equation should look?
Yep I would say so.
symbolab is giving a no solution tho
https://www.symbolab.com/solver/step-by-step/solve for \theta%2C 4^{2}%3D2^{2}%2Ba^{2}-2\cdot2\left(\frac{1.5}{\cos\left(\theta\right)}\right)%5Ccos%5Cleft(180-%5Ctheta%5Cright)
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There are two possible solutions for a if I'm sure.
16=4+a^2-4(a)cos(angle) ||| 1.5/cos(angle)=a (Ignore, one sec)
I got 4.24 for a.
And 69.3 degrees.
You sure you put the expression right?
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cos(180-theta) is equivalent to cos(theta) btw.
its -cos(theta)
I don't think so, from what I can tell
Oh wait, nvm.
You have a point.
cos(x) is symmetrical so making the inside negative won't make a difference.
how do I integrate x^dx?
x to the power of dx?
yes.
thats cursed
Indeed.
weird right
how did you even get that
ur gonna have to take the log of both sides to get it to fall down
implicit integration?
yes
oh i seee ty for trying though :))
direct sum
<@&268886789983436800>
seems to be asking for the card of the units of that direct sum
@alpine sable was spamming unrelated images
he deleted now tho
both moshill and chad can prob confirm
nah people like that always keep going with it
Is this channel free?
no
Oops
i will take a wild guess and say 4 i have no options honestly
But yeah, unless Z is defined, tough on trying to solve it
their entire history was trolling so i yeeted
fair enough
Will x be half or equal to <ABC?
When in doubt, we'd prefer to get the ping.
Central Angle
It'll be equivalent
So that'll also be 106 degs
How will I know itd be half of 106?
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gotcha
figuring out an equation to solve for something is fun
I do not know the equation for this though
"She paid three times as much" you need a variable for that or an algebraic symbol
S is going to be 2.50 less than b
check it there its 10 there its 6 so 10-6 then idk
12 on x I think
i did that already
Idk if its saying she paid 3 times more than pears or pears is also 3 times more
I want to say that too.
Im sure it is, im gonna go assume it
Chord-Chord Power Theorem
Angle at the circumference is half angle at the centre
Yes
Thanks
Did you do the proofings to these?
or do you just accept the fate of the theorems provided to you
I do accept them but i would like to see the proofs
Pretty sure you'll do that later
I've been told we'll do em next academic year
I don't get why
why don't you teach the full topic when teaching us
I don't quite understand the process of this
Our teacher taught us to compare it to the definition of the derivative
I kind of understand how f(1) = 0 but I don't understand how to get f'(1) at all
if f(1) is 0, then f'(1) is 5, I think it literally gave you the answer, but that doesn't feel right
because that's just the difference quotient if f(1) = 0, which is literally f'(1)
aka = 5
what is a difference quotient?
if I plug in 0 for h
I end up getting lim h -> 0 (0/0) = 5
this is how a derivative is defined
you can't just direct sub most of the time, you need to use special techniques (which you should have learned in class) to evaluate limits
in this case, you're not given a function so there's no way to evaluate it. But that doesn't matter because they already evaluated it for you (it equals 5)
Oh wait i'm dumb
thanks matthew
wait so they gave the answer already
because the limit is the derivative
soh cah toa
https://youtu.be/kW_WbfYuF3E 5 minutes in for the proof of the question u were doing @tacit breach
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Anybody knows how to integrate this? Been asking for a while, it's hard.
Basically, h and r can be treated as constants.
Thank u so much!
$\frac{n!}{(n-2)!2!}=66$
moshill1
just use definition of nCr
n is an integer, so n!=n(n-1)(n-2)...(2)(1)
Bro pls
in use
O
You're on quizziz
why you so desperate
Cause it’s a retake on a test I did bad on
Can I dm u
no i already helped you with that
holy both of you read, the channel is in use
lol test as well
you too, read that the channel is in use
uh the channel is not in use sir, no one is getting help. but if it makes you feel better ill go to another...
it is in use
God bless you.
@tacit breach, can u help me with a few questions? sorry for the ping
you havent posted a question in that
Pls can I dm u
no
lmao
cool, i dont give a shit
read the rules if you want any chance of getting help
do cos(x)=14/x
I just walked out of your grandmas funeral
would x be 60?
soz just saw your response, ty.
Since cos(60) is 1/2 using the trig values table
I have n!/(n-2)!=132, Idk what to do then
you can simplify the left side using the definition of factorial
$n!=n(n-1)(n-2)...(3)(2)(1)=n(n-1)(n-2)!$
moshill1
Thats so long, can I achieve that by hand or do I have to use a calculator
... it's a quadratic
I get the factorial part, but idk how to factories the equation..
$n(n-1)=132$
moshill1
$n!/(n-2)!=132$
Louis.
you said you got the factorial part. . .
task :
The radius of the cylinder is 15cm. The axial section of the cylinder is the square ABCD. Calculate the total surface area of the cylinder.
how do i get height?
in use
So on the numerator, n! Basically is n(n-1)(n-2).....
yes
wdym?
the channel, the place you are talking, is being used
cant explain it any simpler tbh
And then denominator there is n-2!
(n-2)!, yes
So n-2! is similar so we can erase it
(n-2)!, but yes
yes
it's a quadratic
Hmm
Hind me smth
nsq-n=132?
I acc don't know
I forgot
Some middle school stuffs
N^2 -n=132
$n^2 - n - 132 = 0$. Either use the quadratic formula or factor it $(n-12)(n+11) = 0$
morpheus
n is a positive integer so can't be -11
So n=12
yup
Thanks guys!!
,w calculate 12C2
@glass lichen are you asking a q ?
no
aZeus
How would i simplify this ?
factor it
should i take out a common factor
oof
i was about to say
that
ahaha
idk how though
my teacher is like
use the () with the lowest exponent
or something
but i dont get it
like (3x-2)^5 instead of (3x-2)^6
when factoring
yeah
cause you cant factor (3x-2)^6 out of (3x-2)^5
factor the most out of each term you can
common factor between 18 and 10 is probably 2
yes
that's the common factor, yes
simplify it
wdym
$2(1-2x)^4(3x-2)^5[-5(3x-2)+9(1-2x)]$
moshill1
where'd the -5 and 9 come from
factoring -10 and 18...
you factored all the (1-2x) out of that term
hey guys how can i find phase if i have 2sinx-cosx ?
can you define phase
"like the angle" is not a definition
the difference between a sine and cosine wave
like the difference of when they start
so when x=0?
one of them might be leading or lagging
yes
plug x=0 into your equation then
dont i gotta do tan^-1?
i have no idea what your question means
i thought you wanted the difference between sin and cos at x=0
nah
Lasse is considering whether he wants to use skim milk or whole milk in the rice porridge. In 100 g of whole milk there is 3.5 g of fat. In 100 g of skimmed milk there is 1.5 g of fat. Both 100 g whole milk and 100 g light milk correspond to 0.97 dL milk.
A: How many more grams of fat will the rice porridge for 4 people contain if Lasse uses whole milk instead of light milk?
Can someone help me, I've been thinking about this question for some time
The first thing I did was to convert to 1 person of milk which was 2,5 / 6 = 0,4166666666666667. Then I multiplied with the 4 persons which gave approximately 1,66. Afterward, I went from converting dl to liter (0,97 / 10) but got stuck at the question at this point
<@&286206848099549185>
I also tried doing like this: (I'm not sure if it's correct)
3.5 / 10 = 0.35 grams of fat in whole milk (0.097 liters out of 1.66)
1.5 / 10 = 0.15 grams of fat in skimmed milk (0.097 liters out of 1.66)
1.66 / 0.097 = 17.11 (multiply by 17.11)
0.35 * 17.11 = 5.9885 grams of fat
0.15 * 17.11 = 2.5665
5.9985 - 2.5665 = 3.432 grams of fat in difference
... assistance? 🙁
Finding the limit at infinity of x/(1-x)
I haven’t tried anything yet because I don’t know if I should use the 1 as the denominator or the -x as the denominator
write $x/(1-x)$ as $\frac{1}{\frac{1}{x} - 1}$
morpheus
How-
@olive vale can you help with my question as well?
by dividing both the numerator and denominator by x
Where does the one over come from- oh, huh
Convenient form of 1
Thanks Morpheus!
np
aaaaaaaa
missing some info. Is he using 2.5 L ?
let me check
it doesn't say how much he uses
6 people are using 2.5 L
to find 4
2.5/6*4 = 1,666666666666667
that's for 4
"Both 100 g whole milk and 100 g light milk correspond to 0.97 dL milk"
how do i do this
yes then i calculated to liters by dividing with 10
3.5 / 10 = 0.35 grams of fat in whole milk (0.097 liters out of 1.66)
1.5 / 10 = 0.15 grams of fat in skimmed milk (0.097 liters out of 1.66)
1.66 / 0.097 = 17.11 (multiply by 17.11)
0.35 * 17.11 = 5.9885 grams of fat
0.15 * 17.11 = 2.5665
5.9985 - 2.5665 = 3.432 grams of fat in difference
tell me if this is correct
or not
1.66 / 0.097 = 17.11 <- that time 100 gives you the weight of milk used
so yeah looks good
idk if it's correct though
not 0.35 though
it's 3.5 times 17.11
because there's 3.5 in 100 gm and he's using 17.11*100 g of milk
wdym
Do you get that he's using 17.11*100 g of milk?
he's using (2.5/6)*4 l of milk and we know 0.097l weighs 100g so the weight of the milk he's using is (((2.5/6)*4)/0.097)*100
no
100g = 0,97
0.97dl = 0.097l
I don't even get it why we need the weight
to find the fat which is 3.5gm per 100gm of milk and 1.5gm per 100gm of light milk
but dont we also need to divide the fat with 10
why?
like i said first find the weight of the milk, then find the weight of the fat in that amount of milk
I don't even get it why we need the weight
because the fat content is given in terms of weight
oh
0iq
Okay, so we'll start the question of with this
We have the milk to 6 persons. We wish to find it for 4 persons, so we divide it with 1 and then 4 after
2,5/6*4= 1,66 for 4 persons
Can someone give a written solution for these questions?
@olive vale so good so far?
As you said
1,66/0,097*100
explain this
why is it like this
what's the weight of 1.66l of milk?
if 0.097l weighs 100 g
how does 0,097 weigh 100 when 0,97 weighs 100
0.97 dl is 0.097l
yh but does this mean we don't have to divide with gram or what?
0,097 * 1,66
why would we divide the gm, 0.097 l and 0.97 dl are the same thing and both weigh 100
g
0.097l -> 100g
1l -> (100/0.097)g
1.66l -> (100/0.097)*1.66g
to find the weight of 1.66l of milk
oh and then add with 4 persons or what
Hm
nope that's the total weight of milk for 4 persons (2.5/6)*4 = 1.66, remember
let's say 1l of milk weighs x g. Then do you agree that 0.097l weighs 0.097x g?
I'll read the question 5 times again now
Can somebody help me with this?
Yeah but it's not a quiz
ye
s
@olive vale maybe 3,5 * 17,11 - 1,5 * 17,11
but still a bit confusing lol
yeah looks good
why would you do that?
to find the difference to 4 persons
the thing i don't see is why u don't divide with fat
did you figure out why the weight of milk used is 17.11* 100g ?
no
x^2 + y^2 + 5 = 5x
x + y^2 = 3
x and y are real numbers. Find the minimum value for x.y
I tried to solve but it seemed its in complex numbers
Also you'll get two values for x and y
Just use the ones that bring you the smallest result
you did it wrong then
Use substitution
Solve for y^2
in the second equation
and put it in the first equation
try not to use combinations method it's not great compared to substitution
Just use some high quality google translator
Yeah
thats what i do usually
From finland
what's the problem about
if it's something in story, try explaining it in maths
body falling?
Almost everyone here are from non-english country so dont worry😆
is the subject pressure?
Bernoulli principal or something
i guess it's like
oh that's
uhm
F = ma?
Like you throw something and velocity, time etc get asked
that subject?
I know some swedish so just copy it here
Ohh
we have learned it in first semester
h = 5t^2 if gravity acceleration is 10
Welp English isn't my first language
Turkish
I'm learning french
beautiful language
The accent was complicated for me at the beginning
it used to give me headache
but got used to that
you know kokoreç, téléphone, chauffeur, télévision, distributeur are also used in turkish
with alnost the same accent
u too
ok guys chill, this is math discord
ur right lol
i guess the question explains the formula etc apart from asking something
do we know the time?
ig we will let it be t and make some equations
There's a kinematic formula which time isn't included in
The opposite angles of cyclic quadrilateral are supplementary (i.e they add up to 180°)
Yo
oy
,w 5×10×2=100
,w 500-450=90°+5=
,w 55+45°=100
You must show by calculation that the diagonal of the paper must be 26 cm if Sofie wraps the box in a square piece of gift wrap as shown in figure 2.
Hey guys can someone help me out
That seems like area?
nah
You must show by calculation that the diagonal of the paper must be 26 cm if Sofie wraps the box in a square piece of gift wrap as shown in figure 2.
this actually doesn't make any sense
How do I prove the diagonal?
How do I solve log8x5
I know I have to rearrange the numbers but I haven’t figured it out
$\log_e(8 \cdot 5)$? You mean that?
veryhappyperson
Can't you just tell me if that is the equation you mean? xD
veryhappyperson, can you help me with this (#help-0 message) after finishing with the other guy?
@alpine sable you have to determine the diagonal? Since it is a right angled triangle, you can use the Pythagorean Theorem.
I tried, but it didn't work
Sorry I’m having internet problems
3^2 + 10^2 = c^2
109 = c^2
c= 10,44
You must show by calculation that the diagonal of the paper must be 26 cm if Sofie wraps the box in a square piece of gift wrap as shown in figure 2.
You see my strugle, lol
I'm not advanced, it was the other guy helping you lol
it's fine
What is your problem, @civic abyss ? Determining log85?
Heck, just post the picture xD
Lol ok
bruh cba with it doesn't give 26 cm
guys how do I figure out the theoretical sound in decibals of my keyboards clicking when i hit the e key?
3^2 + 10^2 = c^2
109 = c^2
c= 10,44
You must show by calculation that the diagonal of the paper must be 26 cm if Sofie wraps the box in a square piece of gift wrap as shown in figure 2.
look, how's it wrong, lol
-.- I cannot do 2 problems at once, but at least I got what the task is now, @alpine sable xD
Oh I thought shaky was also a helper
ight imma just wait but I've been on this problem for hours lol
Sheesh
pro math
@civic abyss There are 2 properties you can use here. At first, you are allowed to drag the exponent out: $5 \cdot \log{8x}$
veryhappyperson
Ok
Secondly, use this: $\log{ab}=\log{a}+\log{b}$
veryhappyperson
It’s usually one
Ah, okay.
No worries I usually get it wrong on purpose to figure it out
But also lose points because my teacher did something idk
But you were correct delta math sucks
Thanks though
You don't really need any Theorems for that xD Just go from the centre of the box and add the amount of paper you need to cover it. You need 5 for the top, then 3 for the side, then 10 for the bottom then 3 for the other side, and lastly, 5 again to finish up the top.
@manic quail need help in this plshttps://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/409596215697866773/830164369559781456/unknown.png
no one is helping me
what
that problem is about tangents in a circle
@dreamy pine I can try, although I do not really understand much of Geometry xD First, what the heck is m?
Ok It says
They cannot just put a variable in there without saying what it is.
Two segments from P are tangent to circle centre O. If the measure of angle P equals to 60 and the radius of circle centre O is 12 feet, find the length of each tangent.
And what the heck is P? Is that a "Point"?
Yeah Idk what P is
But is is a point
Veryhappy person lmao, can you explain it in another way coz this is wrong what I tried to do
yes
Without drawing it, it is difficult to explain. Just imagine a Rope being "roped" (?) around the box and calculate its length.
Not diagonally spanned though.
I'ma drw it pretty quick
ok
o is the point in the middle of the circle
Yup
What is m then?
Measure of angle
I think p is c
Yes what I said
Which are tangents
yes
ok
Noo, @alpine sable xD
whattttttt
Just go around the shortest way. Not the diagonal
ok wait
impossible task
I'll send you a digram
let's move to another channel
@dreamy pine
the shortest way
wdym
let me draw something in paint real quick xD
pro
ok
Yes supposed to be a quadratic thingy, that is just my drawing skills.
-.- Me not know engliish terminology.
The area the block stands on, I mean
that is supposed to be a square
yes?
The box is a 3D (it has a height of 3 cm).
Whereas the paper is a square. How can a box of 3cm be wrapped in that way (can you just fold up the paper). How do you find the diagonal by just doing it that way?
I see that you just can just insert the numbers, but is that how you find diagonals @manic quail xDDD
Imagine the paper unwrapping step by step, and think if you can figure out how long each unwrapped part is.
I will try drawing again xD
thank
Does this make any sense? xd The red thingy is the gift wrapping, and the blue line is the diagonal you want to calculate.
how can you find the diagonal by just taking it from the figure like that
bascially both of the lengths are 10 since it's quadratic
and the height is 3
like u just plus all the sides together and that's the diagonal
beside the 2 on the sides @manic quail
how long should the diagonal of the paper have been then if the box had had the side length s and the height h
I understand how to estimate
I just don't know how to find if it's too big or too small.
Does it mean that if the derivative is decreasing, then there's no way that 2.1 is bigger than 2?
You must show by calculation that the diagonal of the paper must be 26 cm if Sofie wraps the box in a square piece of gift wrap as shown in figure 2.
<@&286206848099549185>
is this a test?
It tells you the y intersect, @wanton beacon .
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@alpine sable I have already told oyu how to do it xD I am too exhausted to try it again.
Then just ask
to get a diagonal of a 3D square, you can just plus all the lengths together (if it was 2D, i could just use pythagoras)
You do not want the diagonal of this shape though. You want the length of the blue line, which isn't the diagonal.
Yes, you can calculate this, but you do not want this xD
You just want the length of the blue line
because that is the length of "the diagonal", once you unfold it.
try unfolding the cube in your head
oh so you can just get the lengths of the blue line
because that's it's diagonal
u just draw it in the middle to clear up confusion
They mean the longest line here.
but it actually goes in the corners but u can calculate like thaty
Which they call the diagonal for some reason xD
The corners don't matter. They do not have anything to do with the length of the line.
im pretty sure a diagonal connects two corners
BEcause if you look at the shape of the gift paper, you could consider it a diagonal.
yh
YES, look at the shape of the gift paper, it has like some little decorational triangles, that is why they call it diagonal.
but that doesn't change the fact that we need to find the length of the blue line, wherefore you just have to add the lengths of the sides.
when will i never need this in a math problem though
You don't, this is a stupid problem.
its so weird
It is phrased very confusingly.
and after they say
How long should the diagonal of the paper have been if the box had had the side length s and the height h?
how to become smart
By not playing Fortnite xD
Lmfao
It ends up being the same, but the side is actually the long thing, if you look at the original task
How should I know xD
because we want do get a distance, not an area. We want the length of the blue line.
what
You want to calculate the blue line I drew, not the other one you have just drawn
I don't know what you mean.
i think you're starting to dislike me more and more XD
<@&286206848099549185> , care to help helping?
they're off
I have no idea how to explain it to you any better than I have for the last, like, hour xD
DrAw
The red/dark red thingy is the gift paper.
The blue line is the "diagonal" they are talking about.
Weird-
Yes, but it goes from an edge to an edge, so they call it diagonal.
Now you have to calculate that fucking line, which shouldn't be that difficult xD
i never knew a diagonal was like that tbh, i thought it was from corner to corner, for example like
it's not hard to calculate the line
It goes from an edge to an edge, if you think about it.
it's just the way that you have to call a diagonal like that
because it is like a triangle where it starts
why would they call it a diagonal if it's not an actual diagonal
is this a diagonal then lmao
No, it is different with the gift paper
If you stretch out the gift paper, it looks something like this.
the important part of the gift paper that is.
and that is why they call it diagonal
It doesn't matter if you do it or not. You just calculate the line I drew. If you unfold it you only have it in 2 dimensions.
how would you do it without unfolding
@coral pagoda , o great teacher, do you want to step in here?
I am too tired, sorry, Shaky.
get ramonov then
nah maybe i got it acc
I'm also tired
I just say stupid things that I already know because I've tried this for some time and it's midnight
If you do not unfold it, you just add the lengths of the sides and the lengths of the heights
It is 00:39 at my place too.
same
What country are you from, if I may ask? xD
Uh
Okay.
Great.
what grade are you in
loll
@manic quail it's meant to be a height, XD
i miss the 2 other heights
let me fix
I can't draw the height, but I think you know what I mean
act like it's 3D
t/a8b = x ?
Yes
Ty
hi is this channel still occupied?
Nope
Yes, if that is set builder notation.
Not very much, I just know what it is.
its basically just the set of all subsets for T in this case
so ig that would be 1 as well?
How would I go about finding this
I'm using L'Hospital
and I get 8sin(8x)/(5sin(5x))
so P(T) = {{1}{}} while T = {1} only right?
Yes.
wait what level of math is this?
first year comp sci
That is my sign to not take it bc that problem looks rlly hard
It really isn't xD Or do you mean James's problem?
its not as difficult as it looks, just smth different from what you're used to learn in high school
Try to do hopital again
Maybe use L'Hopital on it again to get cos because cos0 =1
i'd say engineering math is harder
thank you so much
Good thing i’m not taking that
Thief
😳
😉
?ban echo thief


wait what math is thi
European Calc 1, right? Usually you don't do that in U.S. American Calc 1, if I am not mistaken.
i’m in algebra and that looks impossible
That's precalc in europe
nope, I'm from South** America
Unless I’m misreading your set notation that set should contain all values of the form 3n+1
Calculus for Engineers, but I'm dropping out of Engineering so 💀
@spring harbor I don't think that this is precalc, even in europe. El Hospital is based on calculus, it wouldn't make much sense to cover it in precalc.
guess we dodged a bullet there 🤝
Not sure but I study 9 hours/week math and that was my precalc
How can you do it in precalc when you do not yet know what a derivative is? xD
your precalc was based lmao
also @tranquil tulip don't worry : )
just make sure to practice
well i don't rly know but we started learning even from the 2nd week of uni
Calc 1, @alpine sable
1st week of uni was just a recap of high school math then after that it was hell
What major
you definitely dont learn lhopital before derivatives
To whom are you talking, @tranquil tulip ? xD If to me, many majors need basic Calculus, Physicists, Chemists, Mathematicians, Engineers, Computer Science, ...
wheres comp sci smh
Computer Science belongs to Mathematics, change my mind.
definitely not, it's full of math as well, just not continuous math
computer science is linked with math but its different
maybe you could say physics is just applied math
lmao i thought i was hallucinating for a sec there
I mean, all the great computer people, like Alan Turing, were Mathematicians.

Is astronomy hard
there literally werent even computers back then
Yes, @tranquil tulip xD
its an entirely different field now
oh dangfff
turing machines yea

astronomy is considered the meme major at my school cuz its just so easy
LOL
wtf, astronomy has a huge amount of physics, usually.
wow i thought it was super hard
i wanted to be an astronomer until i found out that all they did was look through telescopes, go on computers, and identify stars and stuff
Just become a Mathematician xD They look at white OR even blackboards all day.
noooo ✋
do you like it
i guess
im not big on writing stuff i find it way easier when you can change it on the fly
diagrams i still have to draw tho
$1+1$
Ninki
how important is latex
my uni's hosting a workshop on latex this month but i'm still deciding whether to attend
i've got a pretty hectic month coming right up
If you're free then do so, it also depends on what you study I guess
For a computer scientist, probably not that important.
It is practical though for papers. I assume you will not be writing those in word.
The formatting is way more beautiful and typing maths is easiest.
well it's pretty important to be able to write in latex when answering/asking for questions in this discord server am i right 🌚
Well, yes xD
how difficult is it to familiarize
It is like a simple programming language.
The most annoying part is adding figures tho


