Ironically, Al Gebra and Al Gorithm were very nervous taking tests. Their Pi rates were also quite low.
x equals (-b plus/minus the square root of (b squared – 4 times a times c)) over (2 times a)
If they had learned to solve quadratic equations, the parabolas of their cannon fire would have been much more accurate.
In other math news, logarithms were primarily developed as an aid to artillery fire.
x = Arrrrr!
Tom Toles
PraiseofFolly about 2 months ago
Ironically, Al Gebra and Al Gorithm were very nervous taking tests. Their Pi rates were also quite low.
Ken Norris Premium Member about 2 months ago
x equals (-b plus/minus the square root of (b squared – 4 times a times c)) over (2 times a)
mistercatworks about 2 months ago
If they had learned to solve quadratic equations, the parabolas of their cannon fire would have been much more accurate.
In other math news, logarithms were primarily developed as an aid to artillery fire.
Kirk Barnes Premium Member about 2 months ago
x = Arrrrr!