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# those horrible fiends...
I put my algebra to good use today designing the loading on a concrete floor.

it wasn't very exciting.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2007, 22:03, archived)
[challenge entry] ^seems i may have been wrong up there
edit/ but i will continue to mock that which i don't understand, it's the truly british thing to do.
also i'll dump this here.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2007, 22:04, archived)
# you can use other techniques to do it
I was checking the calcs, the pc runs the information I make sure it checks out... just makes sure I don't get fudged by the pc.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2007, 22:07, archived)
# It's important that Killerkitti is able to design a structurally sound concrete floor in later life
which is able to withstand specific loads.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2007, 22:08, archived)
# Yes. Fiends.
Also, anything having to do with algebra can't be very exciting, can it?
(, Thu 20 Sep 2007, 22:07, archived)
# when you put it into the real world it can be very exciting, if you imagine that a and b and x and y actually have real quantifiable objects or variables
then it gets quite fun... how do roller coasters work, that'll be thanks to fiddling about with force = mass × acceleration and Work Done and other things but it'll boil down from that to finding the best speed or the necessary speed to go up the next rise via algebra.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2007, 22:10, archived)
# Oh my.
And I thought that no one ever really used math in life. Heh. I won't, though. I'm gonna be a comic book artist.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2007, 22:12, archived)
# roller coasters?
see this is the sort of lunacy all your science leads to, it's madness i tells ya, why in the name of all that is holy would anyone be damn fool enough to go on a roller coaster, if god had meant us to go on roller coasters he wouldn't have invented height restrictions and queues and throwing up your dinner and stuff.
(, Thu 20 Sep 2007, 22:16, archived)