1:36 am

You know what time it is?
TIME FOR BASIC ALGEBRA

X^2 + 7x + 10
____________
X^2 + 8x + 15

SIMPLIFY
YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO SOLVE THIS!

 

Jube...I am in Prealgebra, so no.

 

Spoiler: Answer

x+2
____
x+3

Now gimme something challenging.

 

Prove that 1/(sinx+1) + 1/(cscx+1) = 1;

This will be on the test

 

Gimme a few minutes. I gotta teach myself trig.

 

what the ****



maybe the reason my brain can't process this is probably because it's ****ING 2:00 IN THE MORNING

 

...

 

This thread.....

This would be a Troll face, but im too tired so here you go.

 

It's 2:19 for me and I'm doing fine considering that I know nothing about Trigonometry. So far, I've simplified it to:

csc(x+1)+sin(x+1)
_______________=1
sin(x+1)csc(x+1)

How am I doing?

 

Jube, I love your threads and all, but ****ING MATH? WHAT THE ****




**** THIS THREAD I HATE MATH

THE ANSWER FOR EVERYTHING IS TACO + BUNNY = I DON'T GIVE A **** **** MATH





3:57 am took a shower, no towel, so I just stood there till I was dry while listening to music from my iPod.

 

Uhm, I believe you made a little mistake there: (sinx)+(1)=/=sin(x+1), and Jube meant the first one. The same goes to (cscx)+(1).

If you're interested in the solution:

Spoiler

1/(sinx+1)+1/(cscx+1)=1

sinx+cscx+2 ​

__________________ = 1
(sinx+1)(sinx+1):sinx


sinx(sinx + 1/sinx +2) = (sinx+1)²


sin²x + 2.sinx + 1 = sin²x +2.sinx + 1

Q.E.D.

 

Excellent jo-

NO!
IT'S LEFT SIDE = RIGHT SIDE
BAD FORM
BAD FORM EVERYWHERE!

 

I know that math is magical and that without it we wouldn't have a lot of **** around like female androids that we can ****, I just don't like having questions asked at me.






**** MATH but in a good way

 

I used to be able to solve these.
Then I graduated High School.

 

I'm really sorry, but where I come from, that's the right thing.

 

It's been about a year since I did stuff like this and I still remember it lol.

WE SHOULD DO DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS NEXT :D.

 

Well that makes things a hell of a lot simpler. Jube, you need to work on typing math stuff clearly.

 

I always disliked calculus. Or, more specifically, the trig functions. I have never needed to use them outside of problem solving in math homework. Granted, I love to solve problems, but I have to look up what each means every time I use them. Grah.

 

Got it.

Spoiler: Answer

Now here's an easy one.
Solve for i.

9x-7i>3(3x-7u)

 

Sure is summer in here.