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Pi is categorized as an irrational number. This is because it is a number which cannot be expressed as a fraction x/y, where x and y are integers. Integers are formed by the natural numbers including 0 (0, 1, 2, 3, ...) together with the negatives of the non-zero natural numbers (−1, −2, −3, ...).AverageJoe said:Alright. What does it mean?
Actually no, don't bother explaining. I probably still wouldn't get it. >_>
Words we're always my stronger point... Numbers make my brain switch off.
Small i is the symbol of an imaginary unit. As in, a number that is not real. The imaginary unit is often loosely referred to as the "square root of −1" which, if one is restricted to real numbers, is inanswerable and becomes a 'divided by zero' kind of situation. Most calculators that are not programmed with imaginary numbers return a 'cannot compute' or 'math error' when presented with the "sqrt of -1" calculation.
Essentially, in the picture both are ordering the other to be something they cannot possibly be.
Assuming I do, but I don't, sadly. Failing at math doesn't even help, my love for sci-fi and fantasy must compensate for it.camokkid said:
One of my favourites (a friend of mine told it to me some weeks ago, I laughed. A lot.):
Two atoms are walking down the road when one accidentally bumps into the other.
First atom: "Oh no! I think you've stolen some of my electrons!"
Second atom: "Are you sure?"
First atom: "I'm positive!"
Two atoms are walking down the road when one accidentally bumps into the other.
First atom: "Oh no! I think you've stolen some of my electrons!"
Second atom: "Are you sure?"
First atom: "I'm positive!"
I learned about real and rational numbers in seventh grade. The thread should be "If you don't understand this joke, you can't think at a seveth grade level."camokkid said:
[small]And what in god's name are people doing on this site if they can't be described as nerds?[/small]
