So, I have an exam tomorrow

[ipmoof]

You know what I mean, battyboy.

 

[Jeslek]

You know what I mean, battyboy.

Sorry I'm not good at picking up subtle hints if I can't see the person. Want to hold hands?

 

[ipmoof]

Just cut your arms off and mail 'em to me, that'll do fine.

 

[Jeslek]

Nah, I changed my mind sunshine

 

[Nixy]

btw, if you care anymore moof Euclidean Space is the exact same as n-space (n just refering to whatever dimension it is)

 

[ipmoof]

Yeah, that's what I thought - dunno wtf fagboy is talking about.

 

[Jeslek]

Originally posted by Nixy
btw, if you care anymore moof Euclidean Space is the exact same as n-space (n just refering to whatever dimension it is)

Not quite. First, n-space isn't always finite dimensional. Euclidean space is. Second, n-space does not always have a standard inner product defined. Euclidean space does.

Yeah, that's what I thought - dunno wtf fagboy is talking about.

That sound just a bit derogatory you know...

 

[ipmoof]

No shit.

 

[Altron]

Try this:
What is the square root of -1?

 

[ipmoof]

i

 

[Altron]

i

yeah that's right, too damn smart...

 

[Nixy]

I wish i had a question on my exam "what is the square root of -1"

 

[Altron]

I wish i had a question on my exam "what is the square root of -1"

Our tests aren't that "hard" yet...

 

[Nixy]

Oh well, the exam went ok

Got another tomorrow. Calculus this time.

 

[Jeslek]

i

yeah that's right, too damn smart...

Whats the square root of -i?

Whats the fourth root of -16? *grins*

 

[Altron]

2i

 

[Jeslek]

2i

2i * 2i * 2i * 2i = 4(-1) * 4(-1) = 16(-1)(-1) = 16... I asked for -16

 

[Nixy]

2 i^0.5

 

[Altron]

-2i

 

[Jeslek]

-2i

You would then get:

(-2i) * (-2i) * (-2i) * (-2i) = 4(-1) * 4(-1) = 16