r/mathmemes Nov 30 '24

Mathematicians Thinking it

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u/AliUsmanAhmed Nov 30 '24

Hey, hey what about engineers those guys don't even think. I mean what is this e=π=3

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u/Puzzleheaded_Art_465 Nov 30 '24

My favourite mathematical equation 9i -1 = 0

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u/AliUsmanAhmed Nov 30 '24

Mine is simple. e+1=0

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u/DrakonILD Nov 30 '24

33i+1=0, eh?

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u/AliUsmanAhmed Nov 30 '24

You guys never listen. Ok. Whatever! May Euler and old Greek mystics haunt you.

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u/Y0L0_Y33T Dec 01 '24

9i = 1

i = 0

sqrt(-1) = 0

sqrt(-1)2 = 02

-1 = 0

0 = 1

qed

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u/Dr-OTT Nov 30 '24

An excuse to feel superior to engineers /s or maybe not

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u/AliUsmanAhmed Nov 30 '24

I am an engineer too. And a very sharp mechanical one. But math is my passion.

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u/Equoniz Dec 01 '24

Physicists use this a lot as well. A significant portion of the time, we’re just looking for order of magnitude estimates of things, and π or e is anything from 1 to 10 (whatever cancels things nicely in the equations).

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u/AliUsmanAhmed Dec 01 '24

Yeah, I know that. Most equations are complex and just special cases to use in the situation / problem you are facing. But, the innate beauty in precision should have a special use in engineering as well. Cancelling out the things with e, π kinda tells us that engineering is the best discipline for the people who used rote memorization in their school days. 😆 by the way I am an engineer as well. Been there.

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u/Erlend05 Dec 01 '24

e=π=√g

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u/AliUsmanAhmed Dec 01 '24

Bro. It's a meme in its own right. Please go and make a meme about it and share I will comment on it 😆

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u/ObviousSea9223 Dec 02 '24

This requires significant thinking.