Prove you're white and solve for e.
Prove you're white and solve for e
e is 2.7 iirc
i have a liberal arts degree. your math equations are oppressing me.
I have no idea idea what i is
isn't e equal to (1 + 1/n)^n as n tends to infinity?
I can't remember. either way:
>solve for e.
doesn't make any sense
what is e and what is i?
Is this the infamous calculus they talk about?
Is this a stealth Sodachi thread or no?
e is the Euler's number. In Finnish education it is called the "Nigger's number" for some reason though.
witnessed, math is gay
Get on my level.
e is not a variable retard.
That's just a true expression
e^(i.π) is equal to cos(π)+sin(π) which is equal to -1 . So this statement is true. Don't be a nigger. Know some basic math.
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i could never understand math, am i a shitskin?
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-1
remove kebab
Whats the idea of "i" there... series of all integers?
it's nigger
it means its imaginary
>solve for e
you just proved you're not white, nigger.
-1^(1/(i*Pi))
>solving for a constant
You idiot
You're suppose to ask people to prove the equation is true not solve for e
I'm studying pharmacy, not math, this is irrelevant to me.
it's fuckin' gay as shit mang
i is the only variable in that equation.
i = ln(-1)/pi.
ln(-1) = pi
i = pi/pi
i = 1
e^(Pi*i) = cos(Pi)+ i*sin(Pi)
cos(Pi)=-1
sin(Pi)=0
-1+1=0
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what is E^i because it confuses me, I'm starting Uni, this shit confuses me, in a few years I might get it, but now I'm confused
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e^j*pi=sin(pi)=-1
I'm an EE on smoke break at work
i isn't a variable
That's a Euler identity. You combine some Taylor expansions of geometric functions and add the imaginary unit i to get the signs right, and voilá you've connected three branches of mathematics that aren't supposed to have anything to do with each other. Some retards think this means God exists. I just chalk it up to reality being mathematical.
Oh, i is imaginary number i.
It's just a true expression.
e^(i*pi) = -1
>isn't e equal to (1 + 1/n)^n as n tends to infinity?
>>solve for e.
>doesn't make any sense
e^i*pi = -1
e^(i*pi-(i*pi-1)) = e = -1^(-(i*pi-1))
j=i in EE because we use i for current in other equations
e is not a number
well you already proved that you're nigger OP
kill yourself
sorry i had this shit like 1 year ago
i isn't a variable
retard
wait a sec solve for e?
wtf e is an actual number faggo
It's cos(π)+i sin(π).
So e is a number? Who is the retard?
>solving for e
>not knowing it's a mathematical constant
sage
square root of (-1)
>solve for a constant
American educamation at its finest.
yes
that's the entire idea of a constant
Take 1. Solved.
Well, technically it is impossible just from this identity. Because exponential of a complex number must be defined as an analytic continuation of series expansion for e^x into complex plane, but by knowing this series you automatically know e^1.
e is a natural logarithm you fucks
e=2.718
>implying e^(pi) = -1
everyone in this thread should go back to striking blows for the white race because you're dogshit at basic mathematics.
That is an expresion. That is only true when E^Pi*i=-1 and that is only true with complex numbers. Is known and the Euler's formula.
he's not wrong tho
e is a mathematical constant
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High school?
Base of a natural logarithm
a constant is just a specific number
A good number of you pooinloos are good at math
lim (1 + 1/n)^n
for n -> infinity
Is "e" the mathematical constant e, or is it just a variable?
>implying e is a variable
there is nothing to solve for, e is a defined number
e = the limit as n goes to infinity of [1 + 1/n]^n
>solve for a constant
murrican education everyone
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>ln(-1) = pi
Nope.
ln(-1)= Pi i, with i being the symbol for "imaginary numbers".
It's already solved. There's no variable. It's an identity.
e is always e 2.7.......
√-1
e is a constant. Expressed as a limit since it's a transcendental number like π. It's about 2.78 iirc. Stupid question.
t. Math major
Now to discredit the PISA meme.
e^( i*[pi] ) + 1 = 0 | e = x, c = i*pi
x^c + 1 = 0
x^c = -1
ln(x^c) = ln(-1)
c * ln(x) = ln(-1)
ln(x) = (1/c)*ln(-1)
ln(x) = ln(-1^(1/c))
x = -1^(1/c)
e = -1^(1/[i*pi])
It's multivalued. On one Riemann sheet it's iPi, on another it's 3iPi, 5iPi etc
Legit posts
z = cos(x) + i*sin(x)
dz/dx = -sin(x) + i*cos(x)
dz/dx = i*z
dz/z = i*dx
INT[dz/z] = INT[i*dx]
ln(z) = i*x + const
z = e^(i*x + const)
z = cos(x) + i.sin(x) when x=0, z=1 so the constant = 0
z = e^(i*x)
cos(x) + i*sin(x) = e^(i*x)
When x = pi : -1 = e^(i*pi)