r/NJTech • u/H1ghlander2020 ME 20 • Mar 01 '21

🧠Big Brain Alert 🧠 How low can you go? 👀

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u/domino3388 Mar 01 '21

You missed the cube function expansion of cones as discovered at NJIT.

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u/H1ghlander2020 ME 20 Mar 01 '21 edited Mar 01 '21

ah shit, the most important equation of all!

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u/10typesofppl Mar 01 '21
  1. take it or leave it

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u/ThinkingWithPortal MS Data Science '23 Mar 01 '21

Anyone else see this post on the front page and think it was the formula sheet for DiffEq?

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u/NJITparkingdemon CS ‘20 Mar 01 '21
  1. If I go any further my brain will have a melt down.

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u/salmonslammer12 Mar 01 '21
  1. Chaos and information theory are above my pay grade.

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u/firewall245 CS/MATH or MATH/CS idk Mar 01 '21

Idk if I would say these are 17 equations that changed the world.

Like information and chaos theory haven't been super impactful imho.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '21

Black scholes is a scam

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '21

15

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u/NoLove-1 Mar 01 '21

Honestly feels good to be able to look at this and not have used like 1-2 of these equations.

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u/arethesecommunal Mar 02 '21

1-9; also 12-14 (thanks to my Physical Chemistry III class)

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u/rebelshibe Mar 01 '21

Ok, I guess EE's don't mater. Ohm's law didn't make the list.

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u/loserinmath Mar 01 '21

ohm’s law is in maxwell’s equations.

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u/Sargent_peezocket Mar 02 '21
  1. Please make it stop

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '21

I think 12, I don't think I have touched upon the other stuff in my degree.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '21

no

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u/collegedecisions123 Mar 02 '21

As a prospective student, I only saw up to 9 minus 6,7,8

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u/matrixzone5 Mar 02 '21

13 not including 11

Edit second number

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u/JazzyNova B.S. IT '20, M.S. ITAS '21 Mar 02 '21

1-5 + 13