Derive The Volume Of A Sphere With Calculus. Winner Will Get Laid Tomorrow.
How to Win: To get a solution is easy. Write date and time on it. Use handwriting. If someone has a solution, he may roll for the solution to get nominated. Dubs is nominated. Out of all dubs, i decide who won.
Good luck to you.
Parker Morgan
>Use handwriting.
Blake Watson
what r u lazy
Oliver Nelson
int[0..R](4πr^2)dr=(4/3)πR^3 -- concentric shells
Christian Murphy
Dude you need to use 3 integrals. all steps. ahndwriting. not permitted to be nominated.
Gabriel Ramirez
Peel the sphere like an onion and lay the layers out flat and one on top of the other. You know have a cone of base area 4*pi*r^2 and height r therefore the volume is 4/3*pi*r^3
Adrian Gonzalez
no, you dont know nothing to begin with. you need the steps to get nominated.
Lucas Cook
Just do the revolution of half circle, then multiply times 2
Jordan Kelly
do your own homework, faggot
William Torres
xD its not my homework.
Nathan Powell
integrate 1 from 0 to V where V is the volume
Brayden Wright
trips kek
Aiden Campbell
yes. you can either integrate in spherical or kartesian coordinates. i know the answer but you need to do it fgs. i have given you the duty.
Zachary Nguyen
no need for that.
Adam Powell
use the Haar measure
Isaac Roberts
well, thats maybe a bit overshooting dont you think ?
Landon Rivera
>Do my calc2 homework for me No
Nicholas Lopez
>xD Do your homework, faggot.
Noah Russell
lol thanks but its no homework. if i wanted solution i could simply look into a sctipt. its aboutr you writing a nice solution and being no faggot.
Camden Diaz
But im not qualified to do triple integrals yet.
Owen White
Just use cylindrical coordinates and then a >triple integral you fucking idiot.
Nolan Mitchell
>implying you don't learn this in first semester calc in high school
Jesus, retards really are ruining this board. You should take analysis and algebra at least before posting
Isaac Lewis
well, why are you ranting ? either you have fun just remembering how to do it and write it fast down (itn not even 2 lines of text) or just ignore the thread. why is it ruining anything for you ?
Hudson Long
lol its a sphere >cylindrical coordinates
well played m8
but i need
>spherical ones
Eli Gutierrez
hey if you like to try do and i will give you tips.
Jaxson Rogers
its about doing it without help m8.... thats the point of this. if you have no love 4 this its not my fault
Zachary Brown
well also we didnt learn it in high school m8. in university yes high school no
Luke Mitchell
triple integral of a sphere radius r using spherical coordinates
Julian Clark
>doing homework for the handicapped
Jaxson Carter
ok nomiation accepted. its not really nicely written thought. If there are no other nominations, you won.
have fun.
Jayden Ortiz
also "cos=-sin" >wrong. you loose points.
Caleb Lee
yeah i meant the d/dx cos = -sin ,,, i did it in 5 seconds
Anthony Nelson
i know you mean derivative but its not written. also no date.
Isaiah Reyes
aids lolo but make more of these !!
Hudson Baker
really you like the thread ? :D thanks m8
Nathaniel Hughes
hell yeah i do! I'd especially like it if the people who just howl " lleeelelel homework help" actually tried the problem
Jaxon White
it's literally trivial and totally uninteresting given that it is something known since antiquity. get an interesting problem
Brayden Powell
He did it real fast. So theres the challenge. Also for many people its not trivial. Maybe i will come up with more interesting for you sometime but not now. thanks for feedback.
Josiah Brooks
And if its trivial, you still dont need to cry about "oh homework guy" especially when its to find everywhere.
Elijah Morgan
if it's not trivial to you then you don't know any math, honestly. for many people solving a quadratic equation is not trivial, that doesn't mean it's appropiate to put that here
Blake Foster
you could propose non trivial problems to OP and perhaps develop problem of the day , or week etc thread?
Hunter Green
bring something from project euler maybe? that seems about right for this board. or IMO problems. low theory required, can be high difficulty
Logan Miller
well, we had a guy who didnt know how to do it and a guy who solved it and had fun. is that not enough ? If you dont like it - why dont just ignore it then ? There are many threads here i would consider trivial so wheres the problem with that ?
Tyler Parker
project euler would be rather interesting,,
hmm with IMO math maybe we could do a rather introductory level olympiad questions , that would be cool beans
Landon Turner
You don't even need a triple integral for it, it's easy to do with a single integral
Julian Cooper
I support this idea.
I just have 1 year of pure mathematics undergrad under my belt so I would get rek'd but I like having something to think about for when I'm bored.
This would be really, really nice.
Liam Russell
>You should have autism at least before posting ftfy
Leo Bennett
I'm not against "models" of Reality: I'm for questioning all the stupid teachers that said x was "right" because they said so. I love chemistry models of nutrition. But to calculate this...
Calculus based on x2+y2=z2, on reports of a "pythagoras." Unless you trust guys who've trusted other guys, that trusted guys before them (when most of them can't say how the gadgets that measure age "electronically" function). Some smuck stood up and babbled over-confidently 'the earth is 5.23 million years old from the time it was "not" massed/volumed as a planet to the following year that the mass of rock "was" a planet; I've calc'd it and I'm right +/- 5% 19 times out of 20, except in a full moon.'
And all of this xy-intersect calculation without a z-axis being considered, or tilt or deformity
All of it representing a circle (perfect) or sphere that does not, as far as I've seen, exist: except hypothetically.
Furthermore, we have a notational math system that cannot "truthfully" represent the answer except with "approximations" (that does not have a representation of the reaching from one static distance to the "next" static distance, unless your model for Reality is static and if only the answer then what good a static answer in a dynamic environment).
And good for what: calc'ing ballistic missile trajectories.
Brandon Diaz
We got one going. First question is easy but if you have any harder ones to suggest sent email [email protected]
Adam Walker
>posting your e-mail on Veeky Forums not even being new excuses this level of stupid
This is probably the 50'th time I've posted my email on Veeky Forums. Nothing ever happens. I don't want to be one to invite danger but only newfags actually worry about people doing bad shit to you over the internet.
Luke Bailey
Prove me wrong
Protip: you cant
Carson Jenkins
>nothing ever happens
because Veeky Forums is both a) a slow board and b) a smart, not very malicious board
i just hope to god you don't post it on /b/ or /r9k/, or worse, frequent those hell holes
Jordan Howard
Archimedes didn't need calculus for this. Why do you?
David Campbell
>this thread
Samuel Watson
why what happens ? i am frequently on /b/
kek
Easton Perez
OP here.not nominated.
Mason Cruz
Newton could have computed 1848.82543x43.4243655425 without punching it into a calculator
why don't you do it by hand?
Eli Moore
>triple integrals >on Veeky Forums Nicely meme'd.
Dominic Robinson
why ? wheres the meme in that im new here >OP here
Brandon Ortiz
also a guy solved.
James Smith
>pretending not to know about triple integrals >baiting this hard
David Davis
i never pretended not to know about them. >why did you even think that
Kayden Rivera
I'll bite.
They're literally a Veeky Forums meme since most of Veeky Forums are math/engi undergrads who've taken and (maybe) passed Calc 2 and Calc 3. They're a pain in the ass to do by hand and probably the most intimidating thing to look at and do for any of the SUPER freshman undergrads who are in the middle of or have only passed calc 1. They're not hard whatsoever and the meme just kinda perpetuated for some reason even though they take the same process as any other integral to resolve... There are even threads about MIT vs Harvard in the "Field of triple integral research" with a """""witty""""" joke about a "quadruple integral research paper" thrown in there.
Henry Reed
haha so i memed without even knowing. >kek thanks :D