IanFordam wrote: Sat Sep 14, 2024 10:21 am
I get as far as ? = sqrt ((2mx^2)(V(X,?) - i)/d), but, really, if she doesn't know the definition of the function V(x,y) then I don't see how EBU#12 can solve the equation any further than that.
I mean, seriously, let's be reasonable here.
I am impressed by your mathematical prowess. ^_^
Unfortunately being 'reasonable' isn't on "Mother"'s resumé.
It's a trick question! The Hamiltonian in that equation is a niche pop culture riddle telling her to do a rap about the American Revolution.
If she does manage to solve the equation, I might have to see about getting a refund on my master's degree. Clearly they were teaching me in the slowest way possible, and ignoring the valuable educational resource of giant bug attacks.
IanFordam wrote: Sat Sep 14, 2024 10:21 am
I get as far as ? = sqrt ((2mx^2)(V(X,?) - i)/d), but, really, if she doesn't know the definition of the function V(x,y) then I don't see how EBU#12 can solve the equation any further than that.
I mean, seriously, let's be reasonable here.
I am impressed by your mathematical prowess. ^_^
Unfortunately being 'reasonable' isn't on "Mother"'s resumé.
It's a trick question! The Hamiltonian in that equation is a niche pop culture riddle telling her to do a rap about the American Revolution.
If she does manage to solve the equation, I might have to see about getting a refund on my master's degree. Clearly they were teaching me in the slowest way possible, and ignoring the valuable educational resource of giant bug attacks.
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IanFordam wrote: Sat Sep 14, 2024 10:21 am
I get as far as ? = sqrt ((2mx^2)(V(X,?) - i)/d), but, really, if she doesn't know the definition of the function V(x,y) then I don't see how EBU#12 can solve the equation any further than that.
I mean, seriously, let's be reasonable here.
I am impressed by your mathematical prowess. ^_^
Unfortunately being 'reasonable' isn't on "Mother"'s resumé.
It's a trick question! The Hamiltonian in that equation is a niche pop culture riddle telling her to do a rap about the American Revolution.
If she does manage to solve the equation, I might have to see about getting a refund on my master's degree. Clearly they were teaching me in the slowest way possible, and ignoring the valuable educational resource of giant bug attacks.