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Deviation Actions

Sepulchral-Roses

Published: Oct 25, 2010

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Literature Text

Assign the equation a variable (variability: life, chance, consequence)

use

Eightscore eight days hath passed

spot) been found

Take the derivative (from whence you were derived)

and divide by zero ("u" or one of the failures you've met)

And your equation, your ph(r)ase has now exploded,

what

NEVER

before you reach the limit (the sky, perhaps?)

What, you get it now?

_{_{Well, when's the wedding?}}

I honestly don't know. I was half paying attention to my Calculus teacher teaching about derivatives, and she was teaching us something known as the "chain rule". I take Physics, and my Phys teacher taught us this two weeks ago, so I was pretty much sleeping.

She was explaining something like (2x³ + 8)+(13sin(4x²)- 4). The derivative is something like 6x² + (13cos(4x²)-4)(13cos(8x)-4). I think. Blah. I made the equation really complex lol. Anyway, you could assign a part of the equation (13sin, for example) a variable to make it easier. And the textbook uses "u". So she said that "They just use u."

And I think I turned it into a lesson on love. Or something.