To: wintertime
...and math through Calculus III and deferential equations. Were you properly respectful towards these deferential equations, then?
Sadly, the spellchecker can't always save you from yourself :-/
400 posted on
04/19/2006 4:25:35 PM PDT by
PatrickHenry
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To: Senator Bedfellow
Were you properly respectful towards these deferential equations, then? Partially.
403 posted on
04/19/2006 4:45:33 PM PDT by
Liberal Classic
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To: Senator Bedfellow
You are completely correct. It is "differential" equations.
410 posted on
04/19/2006 5:20:01 PM PDT by
wintertime
(Good ideas win! Why? Because people are not stupid.)
To: Senator Bedfellow
By the way,,,,I consider it a compliment to have you take the time read my post.
413 posted on
04/19/2006 5:21:33 PM PDT by
wintertime
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To: Senator Bedfellow
Were you properly respectful towards these deferential equations, then?General rule; if they took the course, and they learned nothing else, they learned the name of the course.
To: Senator Bedfellow; wintertime
Were you properly respectful towards these deferential equations, then?As someone who has always been 'mathematically challenged' and would rather undergo root canal work than face a calculus exam, let me say I really like the idea of "deferential equations." With respect, Senator, surely you've got the wrong end here; a 'deferential' equation is not one requiring respect, but one which is kind, compliment, and otherwise deferential to would-be solvers who are, like myself, not terribly good at math.
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