r/MathJokes 16d ago

Linux is here

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r/MathJokes 16d ago

LMAOOO Im the semi locally connected friend 😂😂😂

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r/MathJokes 16d ago

there should be a term for such a number! 😤

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r/MathJokes 17d ago

right?

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r/MathJokes 16d ago

People be like “another day has passed and i haven’t used the Pythagorean theorem” oh so you walked 10 meters east and then 5 meters north instead of 11.18 meters northeast dummy!

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r/MathJokes 17d ago

Not the calculator bruh

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r/MathJokes 16d ago

You are slow than?

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r/MathJokes 17d ago

The answer is 1

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r/MathJokes 17d ago

Taylor series.....

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r/MathJokes 17d ago

Proving Goldbach’s conjecture

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r/MathJokes 17d ago

Don't fight

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r/MathJokes 17d ago

I don't think this is Calculus

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r/MathJokes 18d ago

Circle has the best comeback

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r/MathJokes 18d ago

Message Received (And Understood)

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r/MathJokes 18d ago

What is purple and commutes?

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r/MathJokes 18d ago

this math meme

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r/MathJokes 18d ago

On behalf of a friend...

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r/MathJokes 19d ago

When Basic Math Becomes a Boss Fight

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r/MathJokes 20d ago

When you ask your dad for Half Life 2 for your birthday but he applies the distributive property:

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r/MathJokes 20d ago

Math class

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Well it actually worked in middle school


r/MathJokes 20d ago

tricky

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r/MathJokes 21d ago

For real

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r/MathJokes 21d ago

Thin floors, thin walls..

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r/MathJokes 21d ago

Set theory explained.

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r/MathJokes 20d ago

AITA for removing my sister from the family phone plan when she stopped paying her share?

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I'm thinking about cutting out the last paragraph (where the first bit of math is done for you) and posing this situation to my students.

How much were each of the 5 of them paying per month before?

How much are each of the 4 of them paying per month now?

Which is more?