Apr 20, 2019
april 20, 2019.
what’s up, my dudes! figured i should probably post something to prove i’m still alive and kicking.
q 4 u (question for you): what’s everyone’s favorite cafe/coffee shop go to snack?
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april 20, 2019.
what’s up, my dudes! figured i should probably post something to prove i’m still alive and kicking.
q 4 u (question for you): what’s everyone’s favorite cafe/coffee shop go to snack?
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Well I managed to get a 64.17% which is better than I thought I would do considering I learned I had a midterm like 3 hours ago. Still feel like a failure. But no pulling!
Finally done with chapter 2! I’m so happy, okay, gotta be done with 4 by next Thursday...
It's too early to be finding surface areas.
One of my fucking homework problems
A clarinetist is playing the glissando at the beginning of Rhapsody in Blue, while Hermione (who arrived late) is walking toward her seat. If the (changing) frequency of the note is f and Hermione is moving toward the clarinetist at speed v, then she actually hears the frequency ϕ given by,
ϕ = f((c + v)/c)
where c is the (constant) speed of sound in air, about 330m/sec. At this particular moment, the frequency is f=400Hz and is increasing at a rate of 100Hz per second. At that same moment, Hermione is moving toward the clarinetist at 4m/sec and decelerating at 2m/sec2. What is the perceived frequency ϕ she hears at that moment? How fast is it changing? Does Hermione hear the clarinet’s not becoming higher of lower?
FUCK YOU
(at least they used the name Hermione)
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What do you get if you cross a mosquito with a mountain climber? Answer: You can't cross a vector with a scalar!
"Foolproof: A Sampling of Mathematical Folk Humor" by Renteln and Dundes
What, pray tell, is a parameterization?
Oh yeah. What I'm being tested on tomorrow. Wait, what is it?
Sucks when you do a problem correctly, and then check it carelessly. Then you go off on a frustrating hour and a half long tangent trying to figure out how to do it...
At least I understood it and got it right though I suppose...