#fun math

[spghtrbry]

based on a situation from my life (i was cherubino of course)…it’s not that funny without context but i just thought that something like this could really happen between them lol

[dangerouspeanuttidalwave]

(9)²+(9)² = 82 - X

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2

X=?

[jackabbot]

so I did some math and we know that Foggy and Matt rent their first office not long after the battle of New York, right? and then we know that the blip happens like 11-12 years after that (because Spider-Man Homecoming happens 8 years after Age of Ultron - which happened 3 years after the Avengers - and then Infinity War shortly after that)

so technically if Daredevil is in the MCU, the blip hasn't happened yet, so whatever's going on with Fisk in Hawkeye is way in the future and probably Matt and/or Foggy and/or Vanessa got blipped making their deal meaningless anyways

[lthmath]

[strixton]

If anyone has a TI-nspire calculator (CAS or CX), Then I can show you how to make a flower in the graph part

Here are the steps

Turn on the calculator

Open a graphs page

Hit tab

Hit menu

Go to Graph Entry/Edit (for a CX it will be #3)

Select Polar (for a CX it will be #5)

Type in the blank n sin(a θ)

You can replace sin with cos

Boom you have a flower

Remember n and a are numbers you pick. n can be negative. θ is like the x in a rectangular graph, but can’t be replaced with x. θ can be found by pushing the pi button, and selecting the weird circle with a line through it (it’s a Greek letter).

Congratulations you just made a rose curve in your calculator! It is a polar curve graph that makes a flower! If you want another fun graph, you can look up the butterfly curve! Have a nice day!

[dangerouspeanuttidalwave]

([√1]²)⁰= ?

#math

Don't know the answer please comment if u know..😂😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😂😭😭😭😭

[dangerouspeanuttidalwave]

(9)²/1 × {(0)½}¹= ?

#math

Answer in comments and follow plz...for some interesting math and some fun..

[lthmath]

FoxTrot by Bill Amend

FoxTrot by Bill Amend – This is a comic strip centered on a chaotic suburban family comprised of 3 kids, two parents and one iguana, and their frequent collisions with pop culture, school and life. No surprise that there is a character that likes math: Jason Fox – 10-year-old super genius fifth grader; the T-1000 of little brothers; loves math, computers, annoying his sister. Some of my favorite comics are the ones with Jason and his friend and partner in nerdiness – Marcus.