by olivvevvee December 06, 2024
by h, from roombi345 (the_moment) January 11, 2022
The most useful mathematical constant. It is roughly equal to 0.691133742019001, and those digits repeat. Mathematical constants such as pi, e, not to mention The Golden Ratio suffers from such awful approximations. Whilst h can be perfectly approximated with this simple fraction: 691133742019001/999999999999999
h is extremely useful. It is not irrational, not even transcendental. It is often used in chemistry, physics, and even quantum mechanics. It is mostly used in probability. It is able to prove the probability of any statement or rumor being true. Additionally, it can, in some circumstances, prove some statements to be solid facts.
h is extremely useful. It is not irrational, not even transcendental. It is often used in chemistry, physics, and even quantum mechanics. It is mostly used in probability. It is able to prove the probability of any statement or rumor being true. Additionally, it can, in some circumstances, prove some statements to be solid facts.
Example 1:
Math nerd 1: h has a fraction, what? I thought it was irrational!
Math nerd 2: Yeah I know right? At first I thought it was transcendental, maybe it could have been irrational, but nope! It is rational! How amazing is this?!
Example 2:
Math nerd 1: That girl is such a hoe.
Math nerd 2: Prove it.
Math nerd 1: Shows his h-calculations
Math nerd 2: Examines the h-calculations You are correct, she is indeed a hoe.
Math nerd 1: h has a fraction, what? I thought it was irrational!
Math nerd 2: Yeah I know right? At first I thought it was transcendental, maybe it could have been irrational, but nope! It is rational! How amazing is this?!
Example 2:
Math nerd 1: That girl is such a hoe.
Math nerd 2: Prove it.
Math nerd 1: Shows his h-calculations
Math nerd 2: Examines the h-calculations You are correct, she is indeed a hoe.
by Dennyboy_YT April 08, 2019