>derivative of a function that includes the transcendental

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>derivative of a function that includes the transcendental

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Anonymous 2016-01-24 14:08:24 Post No. 7806861 [Report]

>derivative of a function that includes the transcendental number pi
>nothing happens, it is just a constant like any other.

>derivative of a function with the transcendental number e
>out of nowhere you have to learn new fucking rules even though e is just another constant and pi doesn't have special rules.

You people want me to swallow this bullshit? Come on. At least accept calculus is made up.

Anonymous 2016-01-24 14:39:08 Post No.7806910
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Anonymous 2016-01-24 14:39:08 Post No.7806910 [Report]

>>7806861
>Australian shitposting leaking fro /int/ and /pol/
Neomoot should just fucking rangeban you all.

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