First Order, Seperable, Linear, Exact, And Bernoulli Equations FTL
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Differential Equations sucks. It's making me have to remember a bunch of Cal 2 **** I never learned. Hard to remember **** when you never learned it in the first place. The D.E isn't really that bad though.
All you engineering folks better pay attention in Cal 2. **** will come back and whoop your ***.
All you engineering folks better pay attention in Cal 2. **** will come back and whoop your ***.
derivitive equations was calculus I, got an A. integral equations was calculus II got a B. and then differential equations was calc III, got a C :( I've heard thats usually how it goes
I liked Diff E.Q. it was applicable and made the most sense. For engineering majors don't worry you will never need it again at least no in any field that will make you money.
If engineers don't use D.E.'s, who does?
And the only thing I remembered from thermodynamics was that everything tends towards disorder (entropy). ****, I didn't need a college course to teach me that. Any man who's ever dated a woman, or who has raised teenagers, knows that.
And the only thing I remembered from thermodynamics was that everything tends towards disorder (entropy). ****, I didn't need a college course to teach me that. Any man who's ever dated a woman, or who has raised teenagers, knows that.
hrk
Agreed. Nobody wants to pay anyone to optimize things to the accuracy available from calculating, unless product is massproduced and there will be returns for the time invested. Even then, the persons determining which things to calculate makes more money than the person doing the calculating.
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I laugh as my only math prereq was finite math (Venn diagrams, methods of apportionment) and liberal arts math (simple interest, pie charts, and logic).
If am in Florida, then I do not love math and I am not an engineering major.
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See my math taught me that the statement I just said is false, even though I know it to be true.
If am in Florida, then I do not love math and I am not an engineering major.
T --->( T ^ ~T)
T ---> F
F
See my math taught me that the statement I just said is false, even though I know it to be true.
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I laugh as my only math prereq was finite math (Venn diagrams, methods of apportionment) and liberal arts math (simple interest, pie charts, and logic).
If am in Florida, then I do not love math and I am not an engineering major.
T --->( T ^ ~T)
T ---> F
F
See my math taught me that the statement I just said is false, even though I know it to be true.
If am in Florida, then I do not love math and I am not an engineering major.
T --->( T ^ ~T)
T ---> F
F
See my math taught me that the statement I just said is false, even though I know it to be true.
and your statement doesn't make sense.
perhaps if you said:
1. all floridians hate math.
2. liking math is required to be an engineer.
3. I live in florida and therefore cannot be an engineer
it might make more sense. but still be "invalid" because not all the premises are true.
Venn diagrams are more logic than math.
and your statement doesn't make sense.
perhaps if you said:
1. all floridians hate math.
2. liking math is required to be an engineer.
3. I live in florida and therefore cannot be an engineer
it might make more sense. but still be "invalid" because not all the premises are true.
and your statement doesn't make sense.
perhaps if you said:
1. all floridians hate math.
2. liking math is required to be an engineer.
3. I live in florida and therefore cannot be an engineer
it might make more sense. but still be "invalid" because not all the premises are true.
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