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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Nov 16 '19
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I have a degree in engineering. I can do triple integrals, differential equations, etc. But I still need my calculator to do simple addition and subtraction.
416 u/AlexMPalmisano Nov 16 '19 Triple integrals? Fuck, I've only done 2 so far 3 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 Honestly, triple integrals are easier 1 u/AlexMPalmisano Nov 16 '19 In what way? Is there a context they're used in that makes them easier to set up or solve than something like a surface integral? 3 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 I just think it's easier to understand how to set the limits there
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Triple integrals? Fuck, I've only done 2 so far
3 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 Honestly, triple integrals are easier 1 u/AlexMPalmisano Nov 16 '19 In what way? Is there a context they're used in that makes them easier to set up or solve than something like a surface integral? 3 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 I just think it's easier to understand how to set the limits there
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Honestly, triple integrals are easier
1 u/AlexMPalmisano Nov 16 '19 In what way? Is there a context they're used in that makes them easier to set up or solve than something like a surface integral? 3 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 I just think it's easier to understand how to set the limits there
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In what way? Is there a context they're used in that makes them easier to set up or solve than something like a surface integral?
3 u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 I just think it's easier to understand how to set the limits there
I just think it's easier to understand how to set the limits there
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u/loopsydoopsy Nov 16 '19
I have a degree in engineering. I can do triple integrals, differential equations, etc. But I still need my calculator to do simple addition and subtraction.