Q: How many mathematicians does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
A: None. It's left to the reader as an exercise.
paulorth1969 2 months ago 12
its amazing
very helpfull
thanks
abhijeetkm1 3 months ago
Perfect, thanks.
DrKaito10 7 months ago
Very good, i wish there were more tutorials like this! I find it quite hard to learn how to use this program properly..
roccoxxxx1 8 months ago
This is a very good introduction.
Esp. the keys to find further info. (which is what a tutorial such as this needs to have), is imperative to self learning.
Kudos!
HSter0 11 months ago
excellent !!!
mktbhandari 11 months ago
nice!!
XxtekiexX 1 year ago
the first graph doesnt look right. eg 3,1 looks like 3,0??
purplepidge 1 year ago
@purplepidge the graph's x axis is one :P
robman8855 3 months ago
your the man!!cheers
saif420 1 year ago
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Q: How many mathematicians does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
A: None. It's left to the reader as an exercise.
paulorth1969 2 months ago 12
its amazing
very helpfull
thanks
abhijeetkm1 3 months ago
Perfect, thanks.
DrKaito10 7 months ago
Very good, i wish there were more tutorials like this! I find it quite hard to learn how to use this program properly..
roccoxxxx1 8 months ago
This is a very good introduction.
Esp. the keys to find further info. (which is what a tutorial such as this needs to have), is imperative to self learning.
Kudos!
HSter0 11 months ago
excellent !!!
mktbhandari 11 months ago
nice!!
XxtekiexX 1 year ago
the first graph doesnt look right. eg 3,1 looks like 3,0??
purplepidge 1 year ago
@purplepidge the graph's x axis is one :P
robman8855 3 months ago
your the man!!cheers
saif420 1 year ago