Math gets pushed
Created on: February 9th, 2006
Math gets pushed
HeXus525 
mathgetspushed.ytmnd.com
I apologize to anyone that doesn't understand this ytmnd, its not an inside joke, its just something called a "Limit" and you will see them, or have seen them in calculus...
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Ryouba
February 9th, 2006
6:20:36 PM CST
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Take out the Buzz Lightyear thing. Too much. Then, it will be great!!
montreal
February 9th, 2006
6:21:15 PM CST
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lol calculus
Thessaly
February 9th, 2006
6:22:22 PM CST
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it was gonna happen
Simo
February 9th, 2006
6:23:08 PM CST
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heh thats pretty clever
HeXus525
February 9th, 2006
8:50:31 PM CST
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lol math bites
Speedy
February 9th, 2006
10:22:53 PM CST
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I endorse this YTMND, and think the Buzz Lightyear is a nice touch.
CaptainObvious
February 23rd, 2006
9:46:42 PM CST
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nice.
cybersocko
February 28th, 2006
4:24:59 PM CST
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yeah, I think the Buzz Lightyear quote is sweet.
federalist
March 12th, 2006
6:48:56 PM CST
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1'd for apostrophe misuse.
HeXus525
March 14th, 2006
5:07:37 PM CST
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not sure what you're talking about, but all your sites are now 1'd, enjoy!
Thn1kk4man
March 28th, 2006
4:03:24 PM CST
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Awesome
dacle
April 10th, 2006
11:53:12 AM CDT
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To the limit!!!!! (I hate myself for understandint that)
XtraCrispy
February 7th, 2009
11:17:19 PM CST
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L'hospitals rule!
BraunB4Brain
May 11th, 2009
7:43:37 PM CDT
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L'Hôpital's rule saves the day yet again.
DarkJeroyd2000
January 9th, 2010
4:12:30 PM CST
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LOL! The funny thing is that i just learned this yesterday.
DomS
March 31st, 2011
7:35:00 PM CDT
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you can change the (n/(n+1)) to ((n/n)/((n/n)+(1/n))) by dividing each individual term by the limit variable, then it simplifies to (1/(1+(1/∞))) and since (1/∞) is such a small number, it rounds to 0, so you get Limit (n->∞) (1/(1+0))=1. Gotta love calculus :)