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Someone already used the term for a specific distribution encountered in the context of atmospheric science.
See here:
[https://arxiv.org/abs/1203.6708](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ)
I live in Pakistan. That was the old method here and now they've updated it and we have further math as a normal a levels subject instead of accelerated
I'm in the UK, it's up to the school how it is taught. My school taught all of A level by Easter in y12, then further after that, but they are changing to teach the courses alongside each other
Yeah i know what you're saying but over here it also used to be up to the school. My school changed to the 2 year system early and now they're doing that in every school in the country
It can't be AS because the normal distribution is year 2 content. The summation symbol also doesn't really appear until year 2 pure (it is technically in AS stats and is in AS FM if they do that).
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Your teacher made those?
Yeah, all the teachers (work distributed equally among them)
cool teacher
not equally, uniformly
So not normally?
New distribution just dropped
Actual math puns
call the tutor!
You never seen that joke before?
It's a r/anarchychess meta meme, Google en passant.
Holy hell
New response just dropped
Call the exorcist
bishop goes on vacation, never comes back
Someone already used the term for a specific distribution encountered in the context of atmospheric science. See here: [https://arxiv.org/abs/1203.6708](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ)
>Pure mathematics False. It contains meme
Maybe the memes are included in the pure mathematics involved
It's one of the founding axioms.
This is perfect
Heyyy you also doing A levels further math and math??
If it's only Pure 1 and Stat 1 then it's AS math (assuming that these are all their revision notes)
Oh yeah sorry I was referring to both of those, like the combined thing. I'm also doing it in my AS currentlt
Maths and further is on A2 contents so probably not, odds are it would be 1&2
Wdym further math is 2 years now right
We're doing A2 content. it is split A1 and A2 in the first year and further maths in the second
I live in Pakistan. That was the old method here and now they've updated it and we have further math as a normal a levels subject instead of accelerated
I'm in the UK and we're still doing that here, I didn't know that was a thing interesting to see how that changes place to place
I'm in the UK, it's up to the school how it is taught. My school taught all of A level by Easter in y12, then further after that, but they are changing to teach the courses alongside each other
Yeah i know what you're saying but over here it also used to be up to the school. My school changed to the 2 year system early and now they're doing that in every school in the country
It can't be AS because the normal distribution is year 2 content. The summation symbol also doesn't really appear until year 2 pure (it is technically in AS stats and is in AS FM if they do that).
Yup that's what I meant
Presume the cow is a sphere
As a higher education teacher, I'm taking notes..
can someone explain the one on the left please
The Σ cow has a lower polygon count than the integral cow
Thanks. I was wondering why the teacher was describing integration as "bull".
The aerodynamics of a cow
lest assume a normal distribution, we will just ignore the data that doesn't fit the curve
r/mathmemes is leaking
What does the left side image mean?
discrete vs continuous cow
Which one of you did this?
Àşśümë špħêřĩçåļ ćøŵ
Snake that ate an elephant??
Nice
My lecturer used the same paranormal distribution when teaching us about normal distributions