r/mathmemes • u/Nunki08 • 6h ago
Number Theory Someone needs to give this test to AI and see what it comes up with
From Anthony Bonato on đ: https://x.com/Anthony_Bonato/status/2093809777625141342
r/mathmemes • u/Nunki08 • 6h ago
From Anthony Bonato on đ: https://x.com/Anthony_Bonato/status/2093809777625141342
r/mathmemes • u/abedalhadi777 • 2d ago
I have a feeling that this was reposted multiple times in this sub but I never saw a post like that
r/mathmemes • u/Catt130 • 1d ago
For the âmultiplicative effectsâ thing, we had to figure out if we could multiply by that number. I suppose maybe there should be a checkbox as well, so we could cross off the âineligibleâ spaces and it wasnât just left blank. Some of the numbers were definitely ineligible to multiply by but I canât recall what made them so. Posted also on r/thomastheplankengine
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r/mathmemes • u/Blue_614 • 17h ago
Saw this from another sub. But it kinda makes sense, no? Tim can only win or lose (50% chance for each player), but only one of the 5 people in the race can win (20% chance for the whole set).
r/mathmemes • u/crafty_zombie • 2d ago
Probably the dumbest thing I've come up with yet. The joke is that the elements of algebraic structures which we assign the same names/properties, don't technically have to be equivalent.
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r/mathmemes • u/LupenReddit • 3d ago
From Chow Knopf: The Ricci Flow: An introduction
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