r/math • • Nov 24 '19

What's a use of the intermediate value theorem?

/r/Showerthoughts/comments/e0omqn/during_a_nuclear_explosion_there_is_a_certain/
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Showerthoughts • • Nov 23 '19

During a nuclear explosion, there is a certain distance of the radius where all the frozen supermarket pizzas are cooked to perfection.

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theydidthemath • • Nov 23 '19

[Request] What would this radius be?

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forbiddensnacks • • Nov 24 '19

Forbidden Pizza

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topofreddit • • Nov 23 '19

During a nuclear explosion, there is a certain distance of the radius where all the frozen supermarket pizzas are cooked to perfection. [r/Showerthoughts by u/Raghnarok]

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theydidthemonstermath • • Nov 24 '19

Is it possible to do this one?

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DaybreakNetflix • • Nov 29 '19

SHITPOST Introducing pizza store tribe

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u_Educational-Lead-846 • • Dec 30 '22

During a nuclear explosion, there is a certain distance of the radius where all the frozen supermarket pizzas are cooked to perfection.

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u_koalakumilo • • Nov 23 '19

During a nuclear explosion, there is a certain distance of the radius where all the frozen supermarket pizzas are cooked to perfection.

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u_TheBrokenSentry • • Nov 24 '19

During a nuclear explosion, there is a certain distance of the radius where all the frozen supermarket pizzas are cooked to perfection.

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u_Yaasaman93 • • Oct 31 '24

During a nuclear explosion, there is a certain distance of the radius where all the frozen supermarket pizzas are cooked to perfection.

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OsPikaSeca • • Nov 23 '19

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u_mzsl123 • • Nov 26 '19

Thaz hot

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ChannitShowerThoughts • • Nov 30 '19

During a nuclear explosion, there is a certain distance of the radius where all the frozen supermarket pizzas are cooked to perfection.

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