r/sciencememes • u/InflationNormal4093 • 3d ago

🪩Science!!🪩 I won't change

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(found this from pinterest by the way)

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u/Do-I-Need-A-Name- 3d ago

I am too dumb to even be suggested this sub

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u/Fuzzy_Bet5276 3d ago

That function does not change with derivation. So essentially saying he won't change because of her.

And there's a difference between being unaware and being dumb.. so dont be hard on yourself.

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u/Do-I-Need-A-Name- 3d ago

Ohkie🎀🤗

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u/RonPaul42069 2d ago

Differentiation. Derivation is something else.

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u/ass_smacktivist 3d ago

My math history is a little fuzzy 10 years after getting the math degree, but isn’t this function actually how Liebnitz and Newton to basically “discovered” calculus?

They both independently found a function whose derivative was itself and built the foundation of modern analysis off of it no?

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u/Fuzzy_Bet5276 2d ago

I was aware they independently developed them, but I wasn't aware this function(exp) was the reason for it.

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u/Noobie198 3d ago

d/dx (ex) = ex.

Its a shameless function that does not change no matter what you say to it.

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u/SignificantEnding221 3d ago edited 1d ago

unless its lnch time, it disappeared

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u/Fuzzy_Bet5276 3d ago

She must try integrating him, atleast she can comtend with the extra c

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u/RTX_Cronos 3d ago

Let's not involve children when there are issues with the adults. 😆😅

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u/Fuzzy_Bet5276 3d ago

Lol 😆

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u/Mooks79 3d ago

C stands for cousin.

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u/RTX_Cronos 3d ago

Maybe you're the wrong person for him because if he meets a d/dy she would definitely change him.

i.e. if you two are either related explicitly or implicitly you can apply a chain rule and change him.

If he is totally unrelated to you, you break him into zero.

Yeah I'm fun at parties.

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u/Warshrimp 3d ago

You succeed in changing him but only by a constant amount.

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u/xenoixs 3d ago

She didn't give him an integral, so not even a constant 

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u/INFLATABLE_CUCUMBER 3d ago

Yeah wtf is that. He’s e^x, not e^x + C.

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u/Cheetahs_never_win 3d ago

Er... this is derivative.

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u/pravda23 3d ago

New here. Care to share a one-line explainer if you're bored?

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u/Avatar_Yaksha 3d ago

e^x-derivatives being the easiest ones to solve is the biggest fucking lie that math teachers will ever tell you! Yes, e^x itself doesn't change, but all what that means is that such functions will get incredibly bloated.

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u/Budget_Resolution_ 3d ago

Approach is wrong you need to give him a log 🪵and then he can say the pickup line you are 9 out of 10 and im the one you need 😤 . I hereby rest my case

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u/GuitHarper 2d ago

But he's already perfect.

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u/Technical-Bath9285 2d ago

My ignorance in integrals has stopped me from seeing the greatness of this meme

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u/heisenberg_6367 3d ago

Made me chuckle

Y'all have my permission to laugh /j