As requested by Peter S. (one of the first math jokes he ever heard)... Here ya go:
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Party - December 14, 2009Rating: 4.5/5 (80 votes cast)
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Hahahahahahahaha!
That's a tradicional one!
If at least e^x was invited to a "y" guys party then he could integrated easily =D
(If x and y are not related...)
Good one!
Andrew Stella
PS: What's are those colored things in the bowl on the table?
It's an old joke, but a good one. Those colored things are supposed to be m&m's.
gosh all this while you were looking at the table
maybe you are quite a foodie...
Of course it'll make a difference! He'll become e^x + C !
and then e^x+C*x+D ^^' and then ...
@Avi Z.
ye^x+f(x)
:)
e^x + C
C is for cookie. I like cookies...
Well, Andrew Stella probably pork rinds.
Poor fellow, it gets worse, any time he differentiates himself he also finds it makes no difference.
A slight variation :
At a cosine party, a sine is alone. A cosine comes up to him and asks "Why don't you integrate yourself to the party?" to which the sine responds "Don't worry about me, I was going to go off on a tangent".
boo math sucks
I'm an Italian Engineering student, this joke was told me by my Calculus prof... Ha Ha!
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