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Friday, February 2, 2024
whole show is out on Feb 22nd, 8, 1-hour episodes
this ramp up outrage marketing will be in full swing this month
For all my math fans here, I welcome you to come to the realization what this person did and why it is wrong
Also if this helps you appreciate my bias against engineers. This is a calculus 3 course for system design engineers
DEs is calc 3 though
that's the standard place to get it
Not for amath people
dude is fucking dumb though, that's my impression
we have a DEs course, calc 3 is multivariable integration for math students
he wrote the same thing twice, panicked and then just submitted something
the error is hilarious
m(0) = m_0 clearly means m times 0 is m_0
I don't think its an error?
I think he's just dumb
no, he made an error because he is dumb
he did not understand what a function was
honestly, him writing the same thing twice
dm/dt and m'
is funnier
That is also hilarious too
that's the pannic setting in imo
"oh shit, I don't know anything, I bulshitted my way through differentiation/integration and don't know actual math"
I am trying to figure out how he got 13
lmfao
to be fair what do you expect from the student when the question's writer can't even spell bunny right
you cannot
call the bunny rabbit
bunni
>go back to marking after posting the funny haha soultion
>literally the next booklet
I refuse to allow it
This is not faring well for engineers
Pika, ngl
this is what engineering is like
10-20% of every class
are people you have no idea how they didn't wash out yet
can i submit you my incorrect DE work to you to grade too pika
I would grade it
okay
i'll cook up somethin good for you
when I was helping a 1st year pure math student with hw a couple years ago, I did have the realization that 2nd semester math for them was equiv to 3rd/4th year engineering
This second year math course for engineers does seem to be equivalent to first year math for my math phys degree
Its not, its a seperable DE
Here's the full solution
engineering complexity scales in the realm of problems becoming larger with more variables/considerations/logic
math is able to rapidly become more complex, while still remaining simple on the surface, it just hits different
Well, that is incorrect
can we keep horses in it?
$40 shed
those things are like $1,000 at home depot