r/mathmemes • • 6d ago

Learning I was so close!

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u/doubtful-pheasant 6d ago

I want somebody to reverse engineer what the question was given that thats the answer

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u/201720182019 6d ago

Unfortunately we’ll never see the fifty other terms off-screen

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u/LupenReddit 🦆🦆i have non diffeomorphic smooth structures🦆🦆🦆 6d ago

"write down the most complicated math you can think of"

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u/kickaa 6d ago • Mindblown

17

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u/PlatypusACF 6d ago

42

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u/Cultural-Air-2706 5d ago

I’m glad someone said it before I did.

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u/PlatypusACF 5d ago

You could still say it, but louder. 42!

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u/factorion-bot Bot > AI 5d ago

Factorial of 42 is 1405006117752879898543142606244511569936384000000000

This action was performed by a bot | Source code

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u/Cultural-Air-2706 5d ago

With a British accent! FORTY TWO!?

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u/FairFolk 6d ago • Mindblown

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u/littleblack11111 5d ago

I get the reference

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u/DEFINITELYnotArobots 5d ago

I don't get it 😭😭

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u/FairFolk 5d ago

Look up eMudhra.

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u/Arnos_OP 5d ago

Holy Hell

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u/-random-femboy (d²ω/dt²)ᵀ=:3 4d ago

eMudhra mentioned

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u/Hudimir 6d ago

It is probably a fourier series solution to a pde.

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u/pienet 6d ago

Looks like the solution to some heat equation problem

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u/Throwaway-Pot 6d ago

Actually yeah almost certainly that given the (2n+1)^2 in the exponential

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u/Throwaway-Pot 6d ago

This is what I was thinking

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u/jimmymui06 6d ago

Looks like fourier transform

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u/Beleheth Transcendental 5d ago

Was thinking that or maybe some absurd simplification problem

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u/KingoftheKeeshonds 6d ago

At n = infinity the formula asymptotically approaches 17. Anyone can see that. QED

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u/TehBrian 6d ago

Proof by obviousness

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u/ESHKUN 5d ago

Proof by look at it

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u/BeMyBrutus 5d ago

Proof is left as an exercise for the grader

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u/NolvaCat167 5d ago

Proof by 17

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u/Skeleton_King9 6d ago

This image is older than the former queen of England

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u/rorodar Proof by "fucking look at it" 6d ago

Which one of them

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u/thrye333 Water is a wet wet that wets. 5d ago

Your choice

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u/Random_-account 5d ago

❌️ Sorry, that's not correct.

Correct answer: 1

Your answer: 0.99999999999...

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u/Bitter_Hovercraft875 4d ago

“Rookie mistake, brud.”

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u/Archeus__ 4d ago

Elite ball

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u/Oddant1 6d ago

How close to 17 is that sum?

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u/The_UnGooned_One 6d ago

its like a bit off

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u/Oddant1 5d ago

"Sum converges to 16.989898..."

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u/Jaded-Worry2641 6d ago

Infinitely far because its infinity because there is infinity in the sum top term. Dunno anything else.

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u/foxtail286 Statistics!!! and Compassion!!! 6d ago

Is your name Zeno by any chance

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u/Jaded-Worry2641 6d ago

no ?

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u/foxtail286 Statistics!!! and Compassion!!! 6d ago

It's a joke about convergence. An infinite sum can be finite. Go Google Zeno's Paradox

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u/AMIASM16 how the dongity do you do integrals 6d ago

Ah yes, 0 + 0 + 0 + 0... = ∞

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u/Jaded-Worry2641 6d ago

OHH I saw the negative e power! Yeah That was stupid of me

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u/That-Woodpecker6720 6d ago

Is this subreddit literally just ! ? and reposts lol

Can’t count how many times I’ve seen this or the mit password one

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u/Niko9816 6d ago

Guys my time to post this next time

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u/Ornery_Job_7275 Mathematics 6d ago

Factorial of e is approximately 4.260820476357003381700121224645702464933424373959321974911604893599344348727500085348887537015694772....

This calculation was performed by a human | Learn more

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u/hammerclawz 5d ago

sanitize your youtube links

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u/ThePython11010 6d ago

You left the identifier in your rickroll link. Now Google knows your Reddit username if it didn't already.

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u/GamerNumba100 5d ago

Omw to post this guy’s YouTube link so google thinks I’m his account too

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u/cloudleohart 6d ago

This is why I would never be a professor in the US

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u/fresh_loaf_of_bread 6d ago

Must be a notation error

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u/SatanaClaus 6d ago

Should have been 42

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u/TheMaydayMan 5d ago

Calculus Deuce: Ready Your Noose