so I wake up this morning..

[Teds89IROC]

and realize I screwed up two problems on my calculus test last night :doh: Instead of getting critical numbers off the first derivative and plugging them into the second derivative, I did it backwards, got CN's off the second and plugged em into the first. It was so weird though, as soon as I woke up, it just popped into my head. So even though class is optional wednesday night (6pm), I have to be at school till 6 which is when my other class gets out, so I'll talk to the professor and just ask her if it will hurt me much. She's kinda wacky, so I figure if I tell her my story she'll get a good laugh instead of look at me like I'm retarded :lol:

~Ted

[jims69camaro]

you've got nothing to lose. if she says no, you'll just be in the same situation you're in now.

i aways hated second guessing myself after tests were over. while i hated math, it was my better subject. i loved language-based classes, and those i really had to put an effort into in order to get a decent grade. :shrug:

[its Jeanne-Marie]

just tell her you got the answers from the mailman. but you caught him, and his body is decomposing in your lo-cker, mang.

[JL8Jeff]

Haha, welcome to the real world. It's not just tests that will trigger thoughts like that. I do some of my best programming while asleep. :help: I'll leave work knowing what I need to do first thing the next day but not sure how to do it. Then I'll wake up in the middle of the night with the solution. So that's a good sign if you ask me.

[qwikz28]

i always remember i forgot to do something or forgot to call someone while i'm trying to fall asleep. but then again i do my best studying on the can. if i cant concentrate while i'm studying i'll bring a textbook and some notes onto the can so i can ace that *****. [pun intended]

[Teds89IROC]

just tell her you got the answers from the mailman. but you caught him, and his body is decomposing in your lo-cker, mang.


ahahaha

~Ted

[12secondv6]

Bring her an apple?

[curt86iroc]

and realize I screwed up two problems on my calculus test last night :doh: Instead of getting critical numbers off the first derivative and plugging them into the second derivative, I did it backwards, got CN's off the second and plugged em into the first. It was so weird though, as soon as I woke up, it just popped into my head. So even though class is optional wednesday night (6pm), I have to be at school till 6 which is when my other class gets out, so I'll talk to the professor and just ask her if it will hurt me much. She's kinda wacky, so I figure if I tell her my story she'll get a good laugh instead of look at me like I'm retarded :lol:

~Ted


dude dude, you're doin it all wrong. Grab the criticals from the 1st derivative, then bust out a La Place transform to get the Eigen values, use Newton's first law to prove relative velocity, and square it.


simple...

[Ian]

dude dude, you're doin it all wrong. Grab the criticals from the 1st derivative, then bust out a La Place transform to get the Eigen values, use Newton's first law to prove relative velocity, and square it.


simple...

curt, when you get back home, remind me to beat the crap out of you!

[curt86iroc]

curt, when you get back home, remind me to beat the crap out of you!

will do