I must admit, that was not my idea. I got it from GraphJam.ReincarnatedFTP said:Oh you brilliant bastard.Godavari said:Quite. And I <3 u, too.ReincarnatedFTP said:2(3i-2u+4)<14u+8Godavari said:2(3i-2u+4)<14u+8
Solve for i.
6i-4u+8<14u+8
6i<18u
i<3u
amirite?
The problem with Fermat is that was a damn liar lol. He most defiantly didn't have any proof at all.Queen Michael said:Excuse me? You have proof? That's not badass at all! You're supposed to do it like that guy who wrote "I have a truly marvellous proof for this theorem, but the margin isn't big enough to write it", driving people nuts for many years. Now THAT'S badass.rebellionkid said:How about this for awesome: There are several different types of infinity, of different sizes. And if you dont believe me I can prove it to you, in about 5 minuets using no complicated ideas or words of more the 3 syllables. Go to http://rebellionkidsblog.blogspot.com/2009/11/respost-why-i-love-maths.html if you want to see the proof, I promise you it's totally true and unbelievably amazing.
*jaw drops*The_root_of_all_evil said:Objection! [http://objection.mrdictionary.net/go.php?n=3432586]Trivun said:Thus women are the root of all evil.
Anyway, maths is awesome anyway.
Three math teachers at my school (all who teach alegebra in addition to other sections) are considered some of the funnest/best teachers in the entire school. So clearly they're doing something right.Kollega said:Mathemathics are undoubtedly a foundation all modern science is built upon. But unfortunately, it's also one of the more boring ones. All that equations can get kinda tedious, don't you think? My question goes thus - can you actually make it awesome/badass/what have you? Any ideas are welcome, especially outrageous and those you can apply in real life - doubly so.
Clarification/disclaimer: i'm not really into algebra because i'm more into arts and crafts and whatever.