What you know about math?

[x42bn6]

Differentiation has more, er, fundamental purposes in science. Rates are always more important than stuff under graphs, because usually that is a very large number that doesn't say much.*

 

[Ntrik_]

Calculus? You've seen nothing yet if you only go to integration by parts. *

that was first thing i learned this year tho lol

i dunno, i might take more calc courses in september, we'll see how that turns out

 

[Andrew]

Differentiation has more, er, fundamental purposes in science. Rates are always more important than stuff under graphs, because usually that is a very large number that doesn't say much.*

Population, exponential decay, yeah. It's all pretty important. Integration can do a bit too.

 

[AP]

yea it is, I never took AP...


for calculus, just know how to integrate lol, theres some secret rule to integration by parts that profs never teach you, if you know that then calc is a breeze

and apparently, they do calculus to find EVERYthing, probably even the oil spil


btw they forgot to put "dx" after e^x for integration

So whats the secret rule to integration by parts?

 

[SpAwNtHeKiLlEr]

My brain hurts. Especially since I'm an 8th grader. I have done algebra rationals, geometry, radicals, trigonometry, and some more stuff that hurts my brain to think about, especially since I have math during 1st period.

 

[Andrew]

So whats the secret rule to integration by parts?

 

[x42bn6]

Proof:

*

 

[Speaker]

http://youtube.com/watch?search=&mode=related&v=56S_By09-5I

 

[Andrew]

Proof:

*

I love how easy the proof is when the whole application is difficult. :O

 

[x42bn6]

That video is mathematically and morally wrong.

On the other hand, I know you only like differentiation, because you get to lie tangential to a girl's curves.*

 

[Andrew]

Possibly. Hopefully they are continuous.