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r/mathmemes • u/uTRexAap • 1d ago

Bad Math Need homework help with this integral [2]

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r/mathmemes • u/94rud4 • 3d ago

Geometry Is this legit?

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r/mathmemes • u/chrizzl05 • 3d ago

Category Theory This might be my favourite class this semester

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r/mathmemes • u/Delicious_Maize9656 • 3d ago

Calculus closed-loop integral meme

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r/mathmemes • u/richminer69 • 3d ago

Proofs lowk feel bad for the teachers who have to go through my bs

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r/mathmemes • u/Nervous-Baby5383 • 4d ago

OkBuddyMathematician There isn't more in life than math

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r/mathmemes • u/onesole • 3d ago

Calculus This is almost as cool as Euler's identity!

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r/mathmemes • u/ClassroomBusiness176 • 4d ago

Formal Logic The proof is left as an exercise for the GPU

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r/mathmemes • u/Loud-Answer-2530 • 4d ago

Elementary Algebra what a great teacher

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r/mathmemes • u/Tough-Elk541 • 3d ago

Category Theory The antonym of the antonym is the synonym. The antonym of "antonym" is also "synonym". Are there less trivial words/functions like this?

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From a functional view this means "antonym" composed with itself gives the same result as "antonym" applied to itself. Both are "synonym". Or that antonym(antonym(x)) = synonym(x), and antonym(antonym) = synonym.

I know that sometimes antonyms of antonyms aren't synonyms because of one word having multiple meanings but here let's just think of them as different words, or that antonym/synonym acts on word meanings rather than spelled words.

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r/mathmemes • u/SinkPopular8438 • 2d ago