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Antiderivative? or definite integral with specific bounds. If the latter, what are the bounds?Compute the integral of 1/(1+x^5)
Antiderivative? or definite integral with specific bounds. If the latter, what are the bounds?Compute the integral of 1/(1+x^5)
AntiderivativeAntiderivative? or definite integral with specific bounds. If the latter, what are the bounds?
Oh God, you have to use partial fraction decomposition.Compute the integral of 1/(1+x^5)
Compute the integral of ln²(x)Oh God, you have to use partial fraction decomposition.
In(x)*x -2ln(x)*x + 2xCompute the integral of ln²(x)
You forgot a square (the first term should be ln(x)^2*x) and the constant of integration. Probably just a typo/oversight, but still.In(x)*x -2ln(x)*x + 2x
That argument wasn't even all that high level. To answer your question, I've been studying mathematical at university level for 6½ years now.How long have you been studying mathematics at such a high level?
It was an oversight. I was typing on phone as well.You forgot a square (the first term should be ln(x)^2*x) and the constant of integration. Probably just a typo/oversight, but still.
Fair enough. Typing on phone sucks ass.It was an oversight. I was typing on phone as well.
Yeah it's because I was in uni and I don't want to log into this site on my laptop with the uni's wifi.Fair enough. Typing on phone sucks ass.
I doubt your uni would do anything. I've browsed .is on my uni MacBook several times in the past and nothing has happened thus far. I'm an employee btw.Yeah it's because I was in uni and I don't want to log into this site on my laptop with the uni's wifi.
I doubt your uni would do anything. I've browsed .is on my uni MacBook several times in the past and nothing has happened thus far.
Research assistant?I'm an employee btw.
PhD student. Technically an employee.Research assistant?
Mogs me.PhD student. Technically an employee.
You're still studying?Mogs me.
Yeah I'm undergrad.You're still studying?
Chad. Asserts his dominance over the undergradsPhD student. Technically an employee.
Since you're posting in this thread I'm guessing STEM?Yeah I'm undergrad.
only when gradingChad. Asserts his dominance over the undergrads
YesSince you're posting in this thread I'm guessing STEM?
I'm an intellectual imposter.Mathematics separates bright minds from intellectual impostors. Parrots can appear to be intelligent by paraphrasing something they read in a book, but they could never follow a high level mathematical discussion. That level of abstraction is unbearable for dilettantes.
High school math and uni math use two completely different skill sets.Although I am well-versed in High School mathematics, I was incapable of pursuing a degree in the field because 1) my passion for the Humanities got the best of me, and 2) I am not quantitatively brilliant, though my verbal IQ is quite high.
PhD dudes grading my shit used to both be Chinese probably mastered Calculus by 5. nice helpful guys honestly.only when grading
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I don't think I'm quite as well liked. Too stern.PhD dudes grading my shit used to both be Chinese probably mastered Calculus by 5. nice helpful guys honestly.
I have never claimed to be the smartest person around. Acknowledging one's cognitive limits is a sign of intellectual honesty.I'm an intellectual imposter.
I have come to that realization just by watching lectures on YouTube.High school math and uni math use two completely different skill sets.
They weren’t too liked either. Majority of students wanted good grades without putting in effort. Graders said fuck your good grades and have the classes they graded averages of like 45%. Was happy that they were stern because my hard work meant something. Fuck those whiny bitches.I don't think I'm quite as well liked. Too stern.
Mathematics is not unique in that regard, as evidenced by the fact that it would fail to categorize you correctly were it unique. Unfortunately most contemporary scientists are of the parrot type you described.Mathematics separates bright minds from intellectual impostors. Parrots can appear to be intelligent by paraphrasing something they read in a book, but they could never follow a high level mathematical discussion. That level of abstraction is unbearable for dilettantes.
How I wish I had more students like youThey weren’t too liked either. Majority of students wanted good grades without putting in effort. Graders said fuck your good grades and have the classes they graded averages of like 45%. Was happy that they were stern because my hard work meant something. Fuck those whiny bitches.
I'm one of those students that don't put any effort but I never complained because it's my fault I received low marks.They weren’t too liked either. Majority of students wanted good grades without putting in effort. Graders said fuck your good grades and have the classes they graded averages of like 45%. Was happy that they were stern because my hard work meant something. Fuck those whiny bitches.
True, but we have to concur that most humans are barely above beasts when it comes to rational thought. Bright men we look up to are uncommon. Their innovations have made it far easier for the imbeciles to stay alive.Parrots might be intuitive but we humans possess an acumen for intuition and abstract concepts.
Sadly academia consists primarily of parrots. Probably why society is the way it is. Many lack the ability to logically think.Parrots might be intuitive but we humans possess an acumen for intuition and abstract concepts.
Based. I can respect that.I'm one of those students that don't put any effort but I never complained because it's my fault I received low marks.
Do you recall having a brief conversation with me and admitting that you are unable to establish genuine connections, and that everyone seems to get along on this forum while you remain the loneliest of us? Now you know why.Come on, yes they are. Quit being so arrogantly naive. I do not have to concur with your decree as a dog would his master's command.
Undefined or indeterminate wheter it's a result of a limit or not
0s meUndefined or indeterminate wheter it's a result of a limit or not
I agree with @Orzmund that this is a bit much. While the irrational man might not have been able to invent the spear, they would have surely been perfectly capable of operating it adequately. Besides, I doubt most plumbers are rationally gifted, yet I doubt many of them are on welfare. Welfare is full of lazy bums and intellectual poseurs who mistakenly think themselves above menial labor.Ten thousand years ago, the aforementioned imbeciles would have starved to death because they are too incompetent to operate a spear. Now they just go on welfare and the brighter minority of the population carries them through life.
What sacrifice?The opposite is true, the genius artists, innovators, and inventors are given the opportunity to exercise their ardour and excess of intellect due to the sacrifices of the masses.
Why not? Do you have proof to the contrary? From where I'm standing, it sure seems that way.The ordinary person is not a reiterating parrot incapable of original discussion
Agreed.IQ is 80-90% genetic.
That was not my intention. I agreed with what you wrote there.Your comment almost made it seem that you looked down upon people who weren't good at math when it's mostly luck and genetics that determine whether you'll have expertise in the field. It would be like judging a fish for its ability to climb a tree.
I think more women than men are on welfare, but don't quote me on that.I don't really blame them. Life as a nobody is mediocre, especially if one happens to be an incel.
I understand and largely agree with the dynamic you speak of, but is it really a sacrifice? What else would the common man do? He (or she) has to put bread on the table and his (her) means of doing so is rather limited. I can understand not wanting to do "base" work, but what's the alternative for them? Welfare has only become an option in recent times.The ordinary person devotes his life to the society he is absorbed into at birth, and through this involuntary service geniuses are given the opportunity to advance their understanding of the world.
What would Universities and research institutions be like with common faculty such as janitors, plumbers, electricians, construction workers, et cetera?
This service to society is mutual and transactional, without geniuses society would be without some of our greatest technologies, and without ordinary people the savants would have no means of creating them.
Of course, but many of the things they like or think are very similar. We even have words for this exact phenomenon: hype, boom, rage, etc. Their conformity functions as an echo chamber reinforcing itself. Ignorami are of course not braindead, but they do seem like "reiterating parrots incapable of original discussion" as you put it, destined to be groupies to someone if not each other.I speak very little to others in the real world, but I am positive that if I chanced upon a discussion with a menial drudge I would hear of anecdotes and opinions; at least this provides the solace that every person is able to illustrate their own vision of the world.
What do you think the language wherein science is writ is?Science is better math is homosexual
I’m mainly talking about biology but yea subjects like chemistry and physics use math but I’ve always been better in the math used in science instead of regular math cuz I think regular math is usually more difficult. I have a friend who’s failing math but getting 90’s in physics too.What do you think the language wherein science is writ is?
Interesting. I've always been the opposite. What makes abstract math more difficult you think? Its abstract nature?I’ve always been better in the math used in science instead of regular math cuz I think regular math is usually more difficult. I have a friend who’s failing math but getting 90’s in physics too.
The resulting shape is two cones joined at the base. The volume of the solid of revolution is therefore twice the volume of the cone. The volume of a cone is (π/3)*r^2*h, where r is the radius of the base of the cone and h is the height of the cone. In this case, both r & h are half as long as the diagonal of the cube. The diagonal of the cube measures 3*sqrt(3) units, so r = h = (3/2)*sqrt(3). The volume of the solid of revolution should therefore be (27π/8)*sqrt(3).Find the volume of the revolution solid formed by the rotation of a 3 side length cube around its inside diagonal
mfw Sneir just solved the Collatz conjectureView attachment 701466 (IN VIDEO GAME)
First, x needs to be nonnegative. Let u = the cube root of x. Then sqrt(1 + u^3) = u^2 - 1. Squaring both sides yields that 1 + u^3 = u^4 - 2u^2 + 1 -- i.e., u^4 - u^3 - 2u^2 = 0, so u = 0 or 0 = u^2 - u - 2 = (u - 2)(u + 1). Since u = 0 would imply x = 0, which is evidently a spurious solution, either u = 2 or u = -1. However, u = -1 would mean that x = -1, so u = 2 AKA x = 8 is the only solution.Find all values of X, such that:
Sqrt(1 + sqrt(1 + x)) = cubic root of x