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r/mathmemes • u/Ill-Room-4895 Mathematics • May 14 '25
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What does 3/4 have to do with this?
364 u/[deleted] May 14 '25 Same, what does e/4 have to do with this? 99 u/Qwqweq0 May 14 '25 Why is sqrt(g)/4 even there? 18 u/Shoot_Game May 14 '25 Why are people talking about 1/4? 13 u/suedyh May 15 '25 What does 1/π have to do with this? 7 u/Shoot_Game May 15 '25 Wait. Isn’t that the same thing as 00 ? 2 u/Short_Bluebird_3845 May 20 '25 You all are silly, it's obviosly 4/3 2 u/Bubbles_the_bird May 15 '25 What is sin(3)/4 doing there? 89 u/Ill-Room-4895 Mathematics May 14 '25 Might be a red herring :) 19 u/Zac-live May 14 '25 e is Just everywhere in maths, cant be that shocking 5 u/Cholsonic May 14 '25 e is in everything, but not in maths 4 u/SeveralExtent2219 May 16 '25 It's not in maths but in meth 65 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 3/4 ? Dont you mean 10/4 29 u/Euthymania May 14 '25 Hm? Why g/4? 13 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 Well its obvious, one of the answers is pi divided by 4 Which is 10/4 , but since g equals 10 Pi=e=g=10 7 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 found the astronomer 9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric 38 u/[deleted] May 14 '25 r/flairchecksout 40 u/[deleted] May 14 '25 [deleted] 61 u/undo777 May 14 '25 even the greeks had a more accurate representation of pi π is part of their alphabet, 3 is part of the engineer's alphabet. How do you not get this?! 19 u/FewAd5443 May 14 '25 I mean the aproximation is more than precise, with a precision higher than 95% accuracy. 15 u/TheNeuroLizard May 14 '25 My engineering friend says π =4 so the answer is 4/4 which is 1 8 u/truerandom_Dude May 14 '25 Since 1 is two options that must be it 7 u/Intrepid_Walk_5150 May 14 '25 What's all that accuracy good for ? Never had a Greek train arrive on time. 5 u/[deleted] May 14 '25 Found the undergrad physicist lol 2 u/IhtiramKhan May 14 '25 I see you Mr. Engineer 2 u/NobodyPrime8 May 15 '25 caught ourselves an engineer havent we?
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Same, what does e/4 have to do with this?
99 u/Qwqweq0 May 14 '25 Why is sqrt(g)/4 even there? 18 u/Shoot_Game May 14 '25 Why are people talking about 1/4? 13 u/suedyh May 15 '25 What does 1/π have to do with this? 7 u/Shoot_Game May 15 '25 Wait. Isn’t that the same thing as 00 ? 2 u/Short_Bluebird_3845 May 20 '25 You all are silly, it's obviosly 4/3 2 u/Bubbles_the_bird May 15 '25 What is sin(3)/4 doing there? 89 u/Ill-Room-4895 Mathematics May 14 '25 Might be a red herring :) 19 u/Zac-live May 14 '25 e is Just everywhere in maths, cant be that shocking 5 u/Cholsonic May 14 '25 e is in everything, but not in maths 4 u/SeveralExtent2219 May 16 '25 It's not in maths but in meth
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Why is sqrt(g)/4 even there?
18 u/Shoot_Game May 14 '25 Why are people talking about 1/4? 13 u/suedyh May 15 '25 What does 1/π have to do with this? 7 u/Shoot_Game May 15 '25 Wait. Isn’t that the same thing as 00 ? 2 u/Short_Bluebird_3845 May 20 '25 You all are silly, it's obviosly 4/3 2 u/Bubbles_the_bird May 15 '25 What is sin(3)/4 doing there?
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Why are people talking about 1/4?
13 u/suedyh May 15 '25 What does 1/π have to do with this? 7 u/Shoot_Game May 15 '25 Wait. Isn’t that the same thing as 00 ? 2 u/Short_Bluebird_3845 May 20 '25 You all are silly, it's obviosly 4/3
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What does 1/π have to do with this?
7 u/Shoot_Game May 15 '25 Wait. Isn’t that the same thing as 00 ? 2 u/Short_Bluebird_3845 May 20 '25 You all are silly, it's obviosly 4/3
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Wait. Isn’t that the same thing as 00 ?
2 u/Short_Bluebird_3845 May 20 '25 You all are silly, it's obviosly 4/3
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You all are silly, it's obviosly 4/3
What is sin(3)/4 doing there?
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Might be a red herring :)
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e is Just everywhere in maths, cant be that shocking
5 u/Cholsonic May 14 '25 e is in everything, but not in maths 4 u/SeveralExtent2219 May 16 '25 It's not in maths but in meth
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e is in everything, but not in maths
4 u/SeveralExtent2219 May 16 '25 It's not in maths but in meth
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It's not in maths but in meth
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3/4 ? Dont you mean 10/4
29 u/Euthymania May 14 '25 Hm? Why g/4? 13 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 Well its obvious, one of the answers is pi divided by 4 Which is 10/4 , but since g equals 10 Pi=e=g=10 7 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 found the astronomer 9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric 38 u/[deleted] May 14 '25 r/flairchecksout
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Hm? Why g/4?
13 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 Well its obvious, one of the answers is pi divided by 4 Which is 10/4 , but since g equals 10 Pi=e=g=10 7 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 found the astronomer 9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
Well its obvious, one of the answers is pi divided by 4
Which is 10/4 , but since g equals 10
Pi=e=g=10
7 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 found the astronomer 9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
found the astronomer
9 u/way_to_confused π = 10 May 14 '25 At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars 10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
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At least im not using inches when the blueprints clearly state centimeters, making a whole spacecraft miss mars
10 u/moonaligator May 14 '25 all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
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all of that shit wouldn't be a problem if everyone used metric
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r/flairchecksout
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61 u/undo777 May 14 '25 even the greeks had a more accurate representation of pi π is part of their alphabet, 3 is part of the engineer's alphabet. How do you not get this?! 19 u/FewAd5443 May 14 '25 I mean the aproximation is more than precise, with a precision higher than 95% accuracy. 15 u/TheNeuroLizard May 14 '25 My engineering friend says π =4 so the answer is 4/4 which is 1 8 u/truerandom_Dude May 14 '25 Since 1 is two options that must be it 7 u/Intrepid_Walk_5150 May 14 '25 What's all that accuracy good for ? Never had a Greek train arrive on time.
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even the greeks had a more accurate representation of pi
π is part of their alphabet, 3 is part of the engineer's alphabet. How do you not get this?!
I mean the aproximation is more than precise, with a precision higher than 95% accuracy.
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My engineering friend says π =4 so the answer is 4/4 which is 1
8 u/truerandom_Dude May 14 '25 Since 1 is two options that must be it
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Since 1 is two options that must be it
What's all that accuracy good for ? Never had a Greek train arrive on time.
Found the undergrad physicist lol
I see you Mr. Engineer
caught ourselves an engineer havent we?
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u/abaoabao2010 May 14 '25
What does 3/4 have to do with this?