January 31, 200521 yr Pi=3.14...... e=2.718..... Phi=1.618...... I'm a pretty big fan of e. :geek :plain
January 31, 200521 yr hmmmm...wut are e and Phi?? i guess i havnt learned that stuff yet...wut do they mean?
January 31, 200521 yr I've always been partial to e. That equation Pe=rt or whatever sure is kewl. 672966[/snapback] Actually, e has nothing to do with that. PV=nRT is the ideal gas law.
January 31, 200521 yr he's talkin bout Pe^(rt), this cool growth rate thing from calc & trig. in the real world its main application is calculating compound interest.
January 31, 200521 yr he's talkin bout Pe^(rt), this cool growth rate thing from calc & trig. in the real world its main application is calculating compound interest. 672975[/snapback] Exactly. Now we need Chewbacca to do "Favorite kinematics equations" poll.
January 31, 200521 yr They're all tied for last...... God I hate math 673217[/snapback] So they're all tied for first as well!
January 31, 200521 yr Doesn't e=mc squared? 673272[/snapback] That's a different e...That has to do with physics and motion. I think that e is relevent to speed of light or something. I haven't done physics in a while (energy, maybe?) The e in question is the 'e' in algebra/calculus that deals with different equations involving interest, logs and nanonanocubicals.
February 2, 200521 yr Sorry I must have logged on the MIT Forum by mistake. :plain I'll take a slice of pi.
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