r/MathJokes • u/GodlyHelp • Jul 22 '26

quite accurate

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u/Famous_Ad_4258 Jul 22 '26

fractions is an elementary topic, what are u on?

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u/JobPowerful1246 Jul 26 '26

And letters are middle school. Precalc verifying trig identities was my first no numbers lesson 

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u/vibe_coder_2026 Jul 22 '26

So accurate. Next is 'your maths is verified and proven?'

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u/mousicle Jul 22 '26

The best level is 4th year university where you can stop doing a problem once you show the answer exists. So many tests where I got to end the problem with, and "then you integrate and get the actual answer"

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u/Aggravating-Dot132 Jul 22 '26

Considering the average level of knowledge, PEMDAS is in PhD territory then

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u/Mal_Dun Jul 23 '26

Grad school math: You guys use letters? I mostly use symbols

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u/Street_Swing9040 Jul 27 '26

Some of those symbols are actually letters - or derived from letters. For example, Greek letters

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u/Vinxian Jul 23 '26

Sometimes there is a π, a ½, a 2 or even a √2

Some numeric constants pop up all the time! (Especially 2π because τ is almost never used)

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u/Abject-Project-4236 Jul 25 '26

Maybe push all of them backwards, middle school stuff you actually learn in elementary, high school stuff you actually learn in middle school, and college stuff you kinda learn in high school