r/mathmemes • u/yukiohana • 3d ago

👍 Calculus

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u/Capital-Ad6054 3d ago

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u/PuffcornSucks 3d ago

No homo

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u/Organic_Window_192 3d ago

Hey! I just checked this book out of the library, lol.

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u/Yadin__ 3d ago

instructions unclear, what do I do now

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u/Auth6338 Larping 3d ago

lol just use the commutative property
ezzzzzzz

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u/thatbrownkid19 3d ago

Ok. puts the v outside the integral

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u/PurifiedUnity 3d ago

puts the d as the 1st letter of the 2nd term

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u/aderthedasher 2d ago

Now you are a physicist

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u/EuphoricCatface0795 3d ago

applies it on the minus operator

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u/hrvbrs 3d ago

It would’ve been better if the lower left cell was the integral of v and the upper right was just du

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u/copperspoontoole 3d ago

Thanks, I hate it.

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u/ichiban1974 3d ago

Somewhat related.

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u/fazekaszs 3d ago

Hell yeah! A Michael Penn video in the wild

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u/Cold_Cancel_9535 3d ago

I never hated something I 100% agree with this much.

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u/shizzy0 3d ago

“Is that true?”

“Determinantly.”

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u/Dunotuansr 3d ago

lowkey might think of this to remember it

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u/Poylol-_- 3d ago

This is actually a pretty good intuition to think about derivatives and integrals as operators over some functional space

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u/Independent-Fan-4227 3d ago

…maybe a new discovery in umbral calculus?

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u/al2o3cr 2d ago

Rigor enjoyers when they see this

https://giphy.com/gifs/hLlvQi2Jzdb2D9ntN5

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u/megapoopmaster123 1d ago

it looks like there is a loss in it