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So, I'm about to finish the last lecture blog of the Statistics lecture series. Which subject would you like me to cover in the next lecture series? I have Gen Chem, O. Chem, Biochemistry, P. Chem, quantum Chemistry, Radiochemistry, Newtonian physics, wave mechanics, electromagnetism, and math from Calc I to Diff. Eq., Complex Analysis, linear algebra, and partial diff eq.
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Do you want the normal math or the sexy math. If it’s the normal math then you’re out of luck because I…don’t know what numbers are
currently curled up in a fetal position while the calculus demon asks me to integrate a series and then find its interval of convergence all while having passionate sex with pythagoras in front of my eyes
gaslight femboys with calculus
I may need my protractor for all these wild angles I'm having to write into this scene.
(Sine, cosine, tangent..?)
Alex Keller is too eager to do the math. But he has the D part handled for L x W x D.
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you still need an equation?
Yes, please.
In science, there are many numbers which are either exceedingly large (for example, the number of water molecules in a liter of water) or ...
Scientific Notation, Significant Figures, and Rounding: The Algebra Lecture Series from The Science of Life
