Find the point where the following lines intersect…… = 42 Find c using the rule of cosines where a=3, b=76, A=65Degrees…. = 42 Draw the curve of the following equation: y=5x^7 + 5x^6 + … = 42
THAT IS GREAT! I just got back from a 1 hour math class followed by 7 hours of non-stop math homework (for the second time this week!). The timeing of this wonderful, beautiful comic could not have been more perfect!
The math part was easy for me in school… too easy. I was easily bored with math because they would teach a concept, I would get it, then they’d make us practice the concept over and over regardless that I already understood it. I ended up drawing a lot. (I was the kind of kid in kindergarten that told the teacher that 3 could be divided in 2 and you’d have 1 1/2 and 1 1/2 and get told by the teacher to sit down and stop being a smart alec.) … Hmmm. I liked drawing. How did I end up in computers?
LMAO love the comic genius that is Scott Johnson
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The above: What my high school math papers were supposed to look like.
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The bottom: Reality.
Far and away my favorite comic of yours.
do i see some dead space in there.
Whenever I don’t know answer on tests I generally just write down either a color, or “Jesus”.
I’m sure in some special way both are correct.
The answer to all is is 42. Simple.
Find the point where the following lines intersect…… = 42
Find c using the rule of cosines where a=3, b=76, A=65Degrees…. = 42
Draw the curve of the following equation: y=5x^7 + 5x^6 + … = 42
I ended up drawing on the white board a lot in school too. We would have little draw wars between two classes.
Didn’t your son get in trouble for doing just that not to long ago?
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THAT IS GREAT! I just got back from a 1 hour math class followed by 7 hours of non-stop math homework (for the second time this week!). The timeing of this wonderful, beautiful comic could not have been more perfect!
Awesome, I loved it amd it about sums it up for the most of us…err, me.
My spelling is just as bad *and*
This is exactly what I’m going through at the moment studying for the GREs!!
The Answer to ALL math problems: 7.
The math part was easy for me in school… too easy. I was easily bored with math because they would teach a concept, I would get it, then they’d make us practice the concept over and over regardless that I already understood it. I ended up drawing a lot. (I was the kind of kid in kindergarten that told the teacher that 3 could be divided in 2 and you’d have 1 1/2 and 1 1/2 and get told by the teacher to sit down and stop being a smart alec.)
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Hmmm. I liked drawing. How did I end up in computers?
My default math answer was 8675309.