For all the bored board people: A gift from Muffie

[KillerMuffin]

Determine whether there exists any values of x in the interval [0,2pi) such that the rate of change of f(x) = sec x and the rate of change of g(x) = csc x are equal.


I already did this one, so there.

 

[Lancecastor]

The answer is "C".

 

[bluespoke]

Determine whether there exists any values of x in the interval [0,2pi) such that the rate of change of f(x) = sec x and the rate of change of g(x) = csc x are equal.


I already did this one, so there.

KM, some of us finished with all that years ago. I could no more do calculus now than I could discuss the Corn Laws of 1833!

 

[Guest]

 

[T.J. Jackson]

The answer of course is 42, it's always 42. What was the question?

 

[Raina]

Determine whether there exists any values of x in the interval [0,2pi) such that the rate of change of f(x) = sec x and the rate of change of g(x) = csc x are equal.


I already did this one, so there.

Ugh. I don't think I could ever be that bored.

 

[A Desert Rose]

That looks like math to me. I don't do math or pump my own gas.

 

[CoolidgEffect]

I already did this one, so there.

So did I and I'd prefer not to think about it. Such a traumatic experience.

 

[ClaudiusMaximus]

Yes

There are two distinct values of x in the interval [0,2pi) such that d/dx sec x = d/dx csc x

Want me to give them?

It's a symmetry question not a calculus question ;-)

 

[MunchinMark]

Lancecastor, once again you're completely wrong.

It's B.

 

[glamorilla]

*sobs*

make it stop! make it stop!

 

[funspirit]

uhhhh..... it was my understanding that there would be no math....

 

[Guest]

Repeatedly banging head on desk while sucking thumb.

 

[islandman]

I keep getting "666" as an answer. Why is that?

 

[ithaqua]

Yes

There are two distinct values of x in the interval [0,2pi) such that d/dx sec x = d/dx csc x

Want me to give them?

It's a symmetry question not a calculus question ;-)

Yep, I am with you on this one.

 

[ClaudiusMaximus]

Yep, I am with you on this one.

Cool, someone else who's A) not ignorant about maths and B) not proud of the fact they're ignorant about maths. Pride of ignorance counts as being stupid in my little book of things that get on my (man)tits.

 

[unclej]

since you offered it as a gift i'll accept it. but i would have much rather had a puppy. or chocolate.

 

[ithaqua]

Cool, someone else who's A) not ignorant about maths and B) not proud of the fact they're ignorant about maths. Pride of ignorance counts as being stupid in my little book of things that get on my (man)tits.

But I did have to checkout the graphs of the respective functions because it has been so long since I have done something line this.

Secant

Cosecant

 

[BgMma]

The answer is......Napster?

 

[Smiley777]

My head hurts.

 

[KillerMuffin]

Muffie loves math. Muffie loves to share. Muffie loves Lit'ers so Muffie shares what the loves with Lit'ers!


I find math to be incredibly soothing and peaceful. Calculus is like zen yoga without throwing your back out. Life is messy; math is clean. Unless you're my GTA, well, I'm sorry about that. I get carried away.

 

[BgMma]

I was never very good with numbers, so I find it amazing that someone can see it as soothing.......I am amused

 

[Smiley777]

I find math to be incredibly soothing and peaceful. Calculus is like zen yoga without throwing your back out. Life is messy; math is clean. Unless you're my GTA, well, I'm sorry about that. I get carried away.

I can see that part. Good point.

 

[ShamelessFlirt]

Math for muffy

Sorry it's algebra ...lol

 

[Rambrat]

I, like, thought that the gift would be that you acknowledged one of my posts...