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i hate math 
Y’all doing calculus in cookie thread.
“newton meters”
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it doesnt look like a number
look multiple people in my calc class have tried to take the derivative of pi im just trying to be as clear as possible
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You can use integrals to find the formula of a circle and volume of a sphere for examples.
I mean it kind of is a variable it’s just that you also know what it is so it isn’t a variable
have they tried to find the derivative of euler’s number too
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every number is a variable in a way
i rage quit this quiz cuz i genuinely couldnt understand it (and we drop a number of quizzes). i still dont get it but i cannot rage quit the ifnal
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n-no…
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i mean like yeah thats necessary for the ap test its just also not HARD to find
you can actually take the derivative of pi it’s just 0
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yeah how is pi a variable? it doesn’t change it’s value
It is explicitly not a variable because it is a constant that does not change
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yeah that uh. wasn’t what they got
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why do u study derivatives in, what are you, 5th grade?
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in their defence cones do got hands
i simply didnt do those problems lmao
I know I called it not a variable in the same post
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im like young sheldon
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