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LEE STONE
Student, Webdesigner & Mathematician - What a mix!
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Simplifying Trig
Is it infinite?
Finding X like this would make exams so much easier!
Expanding brackets - the easy way!
Can mathematics lead to this?
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Maths is often seen as the boring subject at school, but there's no reason why it should be.
The images within this article show how some people bored with maths may answer some questions. Could this be modern mathematics?
Some of these are real and are from my maths teacher with what he has found within marking and others are put up.
So are these funny for anyone or just the maths geeks?
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Some of these are real and are from my maths teacher with what he has found within marking and others are put up.
Lee, are you claiming that you got some of these from your own teacher? I recognized these right away, as all but one of these were posted on a blog two months ago and subsequently seeded on Newsvine.
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#1 - Tue Nov 28, 2006 3:37 AM EST{"commentId":400895,"authorDomain":"leestone"}
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regardless of where they came from they are funny.
HERE IT IS! that cracked me up.
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Here's a semi-math equation:
How to prove that too much pleasure is evil.
Pleasure = money.
Money = Square root of evil
So Pleasure = Square root of evil
Pleasure squared = (Square root of evil) squared = |Evil|
So Pleasure squared equals evil!!!
Alright, so it's lame.
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#2 - Wed Nov 29, 2006 1:40 PM EST{"commentId":404977,"authorDomain":"leestone"}
After sitting through double maths on a couple of days, I often feel like number 5!
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#3 - Thu Nov 30, 2006 1:57 PM EST{"canLink":false,"threadId":"57541","isPrivate":false}
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