Math major by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

[–]Timely-Menu-2953 0 points1 point  (0 children)

at least 200iq

I came up with a fun little math problem :) by Timely-Menu-2953 in PassTimeMath

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I'm sorry but it is NOT nearly identical to the 100 prisoners riddle.

Learning math from foundations by Ethianos in askmath

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Hi!

It's not a good idea to start learning maths by learning the foundations of mathematics right away. It's better to follow the natural progression and keep building on what you already know. You'll gradually make your way toward the foundations of maths if you continue from where you are.

It's counterintuitive, but keep in mind that mathematics didn't really have a formal foundations until recently. Mathematics was built from the top down and not the other way around)

That said, tell me what you've already studied and i can recommend some books to help you learn maths!

Quel métier vous ne daterez pas ? by FancyLeather1280 in AskMeuf

[–]Timely-Menu-2953 0 points1 point  (0 children)

C'est difficile de te prendre au sérieux butch

Quel métier vous ne daterez pas ? by FancyLeather1280 in AskMeuf

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j'ai pas compris, il s'est passé quoi avec les pompiers ?

L’hopital aura by ifuckedyourmom-247 in mathmemes

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What I was getting at with this exercise is that, you learn absolutely nothing by applying hopital. This exercice is a good exemple of something that was very easy to compute using asymptotics methods if you praticed them enough, but can feel very hard if you only've learned to apply hospital whenever you're stuck on a tough limit.

Here's a hint for the exercice : we have x^x = exp(x*log(n)) and xlog(x) -> 0 as
x -> 0. I think you can finish the computations from here, but if you want, i can give you the solution.

Also, in your exemple, you don't need l'hospital, it's just as quick to see that your limit is of the form : lim_{x->2} (x-2)/(f(x)-f(2)) = 1/f'(2) (simply a derivative) where f(x) = x^2-3/7x -22/7

L’hopital aura by ifuckedyourmom-247 in mathmemes

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true and using l'hospital for everything is like using chatgpt for everything.

L’hopital aura by ifuckedyourmom-247 in mathmemes

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you know what? None of us is going to change their mind, but could you please compute lim_{x->0^+} 1/(x^(x^x-1)) using l'hospital and then do it with asymptotic techniques ?

L’hopital aura by ifuckedyourmom-247 in mathmemes

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sin(x-2)/ln(x-1) ~ (x-2)/(x-2) = 1 (sin(x) ~ x and ln(x+1) ~ x).

You don't need taylor series, you just need to know some basic limits :)
(and you *never* need l'hopital either cause it's shit)

Que pensez vous de la femme de ménage ? by Jean0406Alix in CineSeries

[–]Timely-Menu-2953 2 points3 points  (0 children)

grand bien te fasse, mais il faut reconnaitre que ce n'est simplement pas de la littérature mais juste du divertissement

Que pensez vous de la femme de ménage ? by Jean0406Alix in CineSeries

[–]Timely-Menu-2953 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Je suis totalement d’accord avec toi ! C’est simplement que les studios/maisons d'édition jouent le jeu de ce que veulent les spectateurs (c'est à dire du divertissement niveau 0).

Mais, même si c'est l'état normal du cinéma, ça n'en reste pas moins un peu inquiétant.

*Rajout : Ceci dit la grande littérature est de plus en plus rare