[QUOTE=pate;16040009]It really sucks that our Thermo book has no examples, and we hardly do any in class. Blah[/QUOTE]
Is that another name for calorimitery?

Very well could be.

Something like burning X mol of substance in Copper chamber submerged in Y litres of water and complete combustion produced the water temperature to rise by Z degrees...
And working out the stored energy capacity of X?

Yeah, but that's on the more beginning side of Thermo.

The **** we're in now is like "You have a Helium particle moving around in a box. Find it's speed"

Just remember: 25 MPH in residential.

Greensleeves is an awesome song.

That thermo thing sounds pretty gei.

Greensleeves is pretty good. Years ago during school, I arranged that into a number of different musical styles, including Rock, Swing, Metal.... and Folk.

Thermo sounds like hardcore mexican punk band.

i cant avg to update grr

avg is cool

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it always does this

oh yeah

it tends to do that

give it a day or two 'til it given in and it thinks it over

oh for a second there i thought you were joking!

Sometimes my firewall wouldn't allow AVG to access the net through the basic section, so I had to make a custom rule. That worked.

[QUOTE=TojesDolan;16040718]oh yeah

it tends to do that

give it a day or two 'til it given in and it thinks it over[/QUOTE]
thinks it over? :lol:

[QUOTE=blueyxd;16040514]That thermo thing sounds pretty gei.

Greensleeves is pretty good. Years ago during school, I arranged that into a number of different musical styles, including Rock, Swing, Metal.... and Folk.[/QUOTE]

I heard statics is neck and neck with thermo for ultimate geidom.

lol @ metal greensleeves

Statics & Dyanamics is good.

Well, I stand corrected.

/not a physics or engineering major

Today we had this homework for discrete math where the first half was 'knights and knaves' problems—that was supremely gay and I gave up even after trying to get an answer on #math on freenode (which is btw full of fags who like to catch you out on [i]anything[/i] you say)

If knights always say the truth and knaves always lie, how the hell would I reformulate "If I am a knight, I will eat my hat?" into Boolean logic that proves that the speaker must eat his hat? I thought it would be [p and (p implies q)] or [not p and not (p implies q)] where p is a "speaker is a knight" and q is "speaker will eat hat", but that doesn't work

[b]IT BE DRIVING ME CRAZY[/b]

The other half was cool; I did an inductive proof that a circle circumscribed about a square in which a circle inscribed has exactly twice the area of the smaller circle which I'm quite happy with. There was another problem about a partition where I didn't even have to prove anything! :lol:

you should take Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometry. its cool to learn how a lot of the Axioms and Theorems came about and how they were proved back in the day. but the homework is hard as hell. it takes about a page and half for each problem. you can only use the Axioms you have learned and you cant just say something to say it, you have to prove it. we spent 2 lectures on what a "right angle" is and why it's valid. you have to use supplements, the cross-bar theorem, betweeness, and other stuff

that sounds pretty cool

it is if your a math major. i cant wait til next quarter when i get to take History of Math

In the beginning there was 0, and then man created 1.


EPIC

After man created 1, I got confused with math. Too many numbers.

actually the Hindu-Arabs were the first known people to use 0. then Leonardo Fibonacci took their number system and introduced it to the Europeans. i never knew that our numbers were created by how many angles there are in each number. like "0" has no angles, "8" has 8 angles (the original was like 2 squares). if anybody wants to learn some cool stuff, look up Fibonaicc's sequence and the Golden Ratio

[quote]if anybody wants to learn some cool stuff, look up Fibonaicc's sequence and the Golden Ratio[/quote]

I have had a hard time understanding things after pre-alegbra, lol. Even though I am in all the advanced classes, math is super meh to me.

or just listen to Tool

if man is 5
then the devil is 6
and if the devil is 6
then god is 7

its not that hard to understand actually. whats cool is how the numbers in the sequence come up everywhere in nature, art, biology, etc.

divide the length of your credit card by the width and you should get 1.618... which is the golden ratio.

did you know that 1/phi = phi-1

did you know 1 - 1 = 7

My friend's aunt had to write a paper proving why 1 + 1 = 3 and it's actually possible to prove. You just have to use some really obscure logic to do it. It took her like 8 pages typed in calculations to prove it.

[QUOTE=blueyxd;16041368]did you know that 1/phi = phi-1[/QUOTE]

yeah, and Phi^2 = 1+Phi

Thats odd. 1 + 1 = 2 and the like is one of the only things philosophers can agree on.

[QUOTE=NemesisDivina;16041419]My friend's aunt had to write a paper proving why 1 + 1 = 3 and it's actually possible to prove. You just have to use some really obscure logic to do it. It took her like 8 pages typed in calculations to prove it.[/QUOTE]

Sum it up in a brief sentence for me plz???

[QUOTE=jrowa001;16041426]yeah, and Phi^2 = 1+Phi[/QUOTE]
Cool. I haven't seen that one before.

also
1.4 (rounded down to 1)
+ 1.4 (rounded down to 1)
= 2.8 (rounded up to 3)

oooh thats a bit of a stretch.

Math ****ing sucks balls.

lets talk about tits.

lim tits -> 0 = keira kinghtley

thats fine with me. who else thinks Monica Bellucci has a nice rack?

I wonder how the golden ratio would apply to tits.

"The golden nipple is located at a height from the bottom of the golden breast that is 1.618 x the width of the breast."

edit: that doesn't seem to look right