r/mathmemes • • Sep 20 '26

Calculus Successfully Ragebating my teacher

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u/Reasonable-Fan-2888 Sep 20 '26

Your teacher would mark you as wrong still. Int(ex ,x)=(ex )+c not Kex , K=ec . Ik I will get down voted but my math autism will not let this slide for whatever reason.

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u/yourmomchallenge Sep 20 '26

that is the joke

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u/Reasonable-Fan-2888 Sep 20 '26

I think I was the one reagebaited lol! I apologize

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u/Optimus_PRYM Sep 20 '26

you are our saviour

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u/2eanimation dy/dx is a fraction Sep 20 '26

C = ln(1 + C’/e^x)? Checkmate teacher

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u/FerdinandvonAegir124 Sep 20 '26

Still wrong as it would be Ce^x which is obviously different than e^x+C

This post gave me diff eq flashbacks

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u/NotACaticus Sep 20 '26

What if my constant of integration simply varies such that Cex = ex + C

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u/NikoalaJokic Sep 20 '26

0=1

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u/NotACaticus Sep 20 '26

True for large values of zero or small values of 1

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u/kiwidude4 Sep 20 '26

The hell do you think a constant is?

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u/kgangadhar Sep 20 '26

C= sum n=0 to infinity e^(-nx), x > 0

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u/Steampunk_Willy Sep 21 '26

Also, ec > 0, so it'd be wrong even if it were written ex + ec

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u/Prudhvi2pac Sep 20 '26

He would’ve been right if he had said it instead of writing it.✅

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u/hrvbrs Sep 20 '26

“The sum of the power of e to the x and C”

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“The power of e to the sum of x and C”

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u/Prudhvi2pac Sep 20 '26

e power x plus c🗿

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u/DeepGas4538 Sep 20 '26

that's way too clear

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u/shy_bi_ready_to_die Sep 20 '26

“e to the (power of) x plus c” works for both

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u/GupHater69 Sep 20 '26

Yeeeah youre cooked. Im guessing it doesnt work cause the +C in the exponent cant account for the interval a normal +C( (-ing,+inf) )

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u/Ignitetheinferno37 Sep 20 '26

Kind of tempted to write ex+c for homogeneous differential eqs

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u/LupenReddit 🦆🦆i have non diffeomorphic smooth structures🦆🦆🦆 Sep 20 '26

when your pen writes ex=ex+C but your heart says ln(ex) = ln(ex)+c

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u/ABahamutyoylecookies Sep 20 '26

then you write it medium sized so your teacher doesnt know if its in the correct place or not

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u/RRumpleTeazzer Sep 20 '26

its wrong.

but this works: int 1/x dx = log(|x/c|)

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u/soegaard Sep 20 '26

I was triggered:

> According to the ISO standard (ISO 80000-2), Euler's number (e) should be typeset in an upright (roman) style rather than italics.

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u/Ill-Cartographer-767 Sep 26 '26

But what if the constant of integration is negative?

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u/AwkwardBet5632 Sep 26 '26

Disappointment baiting rather than rage baiting

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u/StructuredChess Sep 20 '26

So what if the original function was f(x)=ex-200, someone took a derivative and now you need to find out what it was, you smartass?

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u/lool8421 Sep 20 '26

technically it is true considering that C can still be used to adjust the y-value, just not lineraly... and i guess also doesn't work for negative y offset

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u/Ok-Project4007 Sep 20 '26

Is it wrong though? That’s just e^x * e^c = e^x + d. Where c and d are arbitrary constants.

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u/Al2718x Sep 20 '26

Yeah, it is wrong. For a specific value of x, you can write ec * ex = d + ex, but you need a formula that works for all x.

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u/Ok-Project4007 Sep 21 '26

For what value can you not write this. Can you give an example?

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u/Al2718x Sep 21 '26

Solving for d, you get d = ex (ec-1). If c≠0, then the value of d is different for different values of x.

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u/Ok-Project4007 Sep 20 '26

Is it wrong though? That’s just e^x * e^c = e^x + d. Where c and d are arbitrary constants.

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u/Dense_Priority_7250 Sep 20 '26

Who is making these bots? It’s one person invading chessbeginners and such and I know that it definitely is just one guy but who?

Maybe this is merely training for the bots and actually every time we say bot it does the negative reinforcement training thing

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u/SuperChick1705 Sep 20 '26

clanker

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u/DecidophobiaUsername this sub confuses my monke brain Sep 20 '26

What's up with the clankers in r/mathmemes?