Famous equations.

Do you know them? More importantly do you know what they mean?

Lets start with a couple of easy ones (I'd hope) everyone knows.





Harder ones, do you know what they are?

I know 1, 2, 3, and 5. The second to last makes me think of the Pythagorean theorem but because of the variables used, I don't think that's right

I gotta know what that last one is. It's a laugh riot.

I was pretty good at math, even enjoyed it, especially geometry. But then I ran into a brick wall called calculus. It's irrational (to me)concepts as well as the plethora of symbols made it like a foreign language--which btw, are also at the bottom of the list. But I'm a genius at English. Go figure.

I know a couple of them but maths was always my Achilles heel.

I was good at maths, but pulled mostly everything out of my arse. I scarsly remember most equations, unless I need to remember them. I wonder have you herd of the number 1.618 ska the divine number. I found that oddly interesting. But besides that math never intrigued me much to remember equations of by heart.

This is the most amazing and beautiful thing I ever encountered in math.

What kind of wizardry is this?

I know, right? The first time I saw it I thought "what the f***?" I still don't fully understand it and I'm really good at math. Like, better than anyone else on TFS good (no offense to anyone).

Oh look,

I can do a harhar smiley too!

Same here. It's pretty common for people who are not so good at things like calculus to be better at geometry and trigonometry, and that's how I am. I'm convinced one of the only reasons I got a B in my college algebra course instead of a C my freshman year was because it was a 6:45 am class and I'm the only one who bothered to show up for every class, which the prof. appreciated.

I really have respect for people who do well in math because after a certain point I just completely go blank. I just don't have the right mind for it.

I've worked with all of those before except for the sixth one down.

Math is probably my weakest subject, but on a scale of everyone else in my class, I was always on top with the highest grade.

I'm more naturally inclined at science, history, and english.

Funny thing is I use more math in everyday life than any other subject, and yes those include complex formulas.

Edit... well minus english as I write and read more than anything these days.

7+5=12

I'm not sure if it is mathematically significant but it is a representation of the distinction between A Priori and a Posteriori knowledge.

There's three kinds of people in this world. Those that can count, and those that can't... I am not sure which group I belong in though...