I am a great mathematician

[Classik]

 

[Hermit]

1 + 1 + 1 = 1

 

[Michael74]

1+1+1=11

In a base 2 numbering system anyway.

Then again, 11 in base 10 is 1011 in base 2. Math can be so confusing.

 

[Hermit]

1+1+1=11
In a base 2 numbering system anyway.
Then again, 11 in base 10 is 1011 in base 2. Math can be so confusing.

Ha ha ha. Very clever.
I am still on base 1. he he he.

 

[Brother Mike]

DY/DX= The limit as Delta X approaches Zero of (F(X+Deta X) - F (X))/Delta X

 

[Hermit]

1/1/1=1
0/1/1=0
Without God (the first 1) there is zero (nothing).

 

[Michael74]

Ah, so the first derivative of x^2 is 2x

Yes, God is our creator.

 

[Hermit]

Hello Michael74
I am no mathematician, so you'll find me lacking.
I am assuming ^ means (x) or multiplication. x^2 is 2x.
Unless you originally meant x^2 to mean x times x = x squared.
I think in any case, if x = 1, it does not matter.

Though I am not a mathematician, I do understand how it is a numerical language (say in physics) to explain things were alphabetical language is found lacking. Much like faith is used to grasp a knowing of the truth were logical knowledge is found lacking.
Unfortunately, as little I know about mathematics, is about as little I know about faith.

 

[Michael74]

Yes, x squared.

 

[Jethro Bodine]

R u sure u can cancel the n's?

 

[Michael74]

A sine wave moves from -1 to +1 on a Cartesian graph. 1 + sin(x) moves from 0 to 2 on the graph. Dividing the whole thing by a positive number changes the height of the sine wave. Dividing it by a negative number moves the sine wave below the x axis.

 

[Michael74]

The first derivative of x squared is 2x

The first derivative of (sin(x)+1)/n is
(cos(x))/n

 

[Classik]

R u sure u can cancel the n's?

aint that the fun? once i have my eraser and erase off those, then im done. hehehehehehehehehe