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How many seconds would it take to count to a million but every time you move up a number you have to start from one again to get to the next number ahead? So like 1-12-123-1234 -12345 etc submitted by /u/BipolarJesus42 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m really struggling to make this make sense submitted by /u/Successful-Roof-9174 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Can you explain it to me please! I need it urgently. Thanks. submitted by /u/ScienceMathSpurs [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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There is an intuitive explanation to get from the limit of 1+ 1/n to equal e. My question is if there is an intuitive explanation aswell for the compound interest to equal ert where r is the rate, n are the cicles and t is time, but without using limits. submitted by /u/papasamuray [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Warning: this may look like a joke but it isn't (mostly) I am looking for some old documents from the maths community. For those who had the privilege to live through it, I think we can all agree that NHAE (Numbers Have an End) is not only the best meme, but the best scientific truth. In the late 2010s great mathematicians produced works on AB-theory, but these were lost from the FB group we had and are no longer accessible. Does anyone happen to have copies of these documents? I am not talking about Ababou's original paper on vixra, but rather the many others written and uploaded to the FB g ..read more

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Hello - I want to model the surface illustrated in this sketch - it’s from Rene Thom’s ‘catastrophe theory’ - specifically a butterfly catastrophe. I was able to follow an exercise from a textbook to model the characteristic curve at the bottom of the above image using a combination of excel and Rhino - but I want to plot the 3d surface. Can anyone assist/point to an exercise/resource that would enable me to do this? Btw - I’m no mathematician (I want to model it for artistic purposes) - It will need to be a little step-by-step! submitted by /u/roo_123456 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more