I just used AI. No person who is not Einstein or wants their neck to not have a rope around it would know how to solve this.
A difficult task
Whoever solves this thing first get to change my pfp according to their noble will for 2 days.
∫x3-3x+√x dx , the range is from α to β (lower limit and upper limit respectively)
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yeah, still was wrong.
Russian generals love calculus.Carking the 6th wrote:
I just used google. No person who is not Einstein for wants their neck to not have a rope around it would know how to solve this.
It’s ß, the Greek letter beta.Claudio NVKP wrote:
Me neither. I guess, I'm very stupid.Also, is that letter an Eszett or?
Why calculus give me brain-miniculium (I'm maybe highhhh)
Wow, we need a thread dedicated to math. Im up for that.
i have never done anything like that in my lifeTheZhukov wrote:
Only letters there are alpha and beta. BTW I doubt you are stupid, you just didn't understand it
Try maths, it is the best thinngClaudio NVKP wrote:
i have never done anything like that in my lifeTheZhukov wrote:
Only letters there are alpha and beta. BTW I doubt you are stupid, you just didn't understand it
I don't want to lose my hair, my sanity, or my perfect blood sugar levels.
Its the best exercise for the mind.Claudio NVKP wrote:
I don't want to lose my hair, my sanity, or my perfect blood sugar levels.
Try answering this:
How many ways are there to chose 2 objects from 5, provided that all objects are distinct.
10?
That is correct, how did you do that?Claudio NVKP wrote:
10?
5*2
lucky.Claudio NVKP wrote:
5*2
Do this: How many ways to select 4 items from 20 (all are distinct).
80?
80.Joe Bartolozzi wrote:
lucky.Claudio NVKP wrote:
5*2Do this: How many ways to select 4 items from 20 (all are distinct).
wrong. It is 20c4Claudio NVKP wrote:
80.Joe Bartolozzi wrote:
lucky.Do this: How many ways to select 4 items from 20 (all are distinct).Claudio NVKP wrote:
5*2
Wrong. The Saviour is never wrong.
Claudio NVKP wrote:
Wrong. The Saviour is never wrong.
No, there's only 5. There's only five different items that can be missing from the selected set.
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