Question

differentiaate tanx

Answer 1

Base?

Answer 2

is this a joke

Answer 3

aarrhh got it

Answer 4

What base are you using?

Answer 5

what base

Answer 6

What base are you using? Decimal? Binary? Unary?

Answer 7

Hex?

Answer 8

the answer is 2 what are u talkin about

Answer 9

lol

Answer 10

No, the answer is 11 in unary, and 10 in binary

Answer 11

LOL ok

Answer 12

Everyone knows that any base higher than 2 is for idiots.

Answer 13

no medals though the answer is 2

Answer 14

well i just learned something lol

Answer 15

well glad you did

Answer 16

Good, because not everyone thinks in base 10.

Answer 17

Also, kevin, ask another question like that, and I'm reporting you. You can and WILL get banned for spamming.

Answer 18

whoa

Answer 19

mud116 learnt something new

Answer 20

i was helping him ask

Answer 21

Dude. This is not the place to troll. You can get subnet banned.

Answer 22

its true i've seen it

Answer 23

ok signing off

Answer 24

bro he's just saying cool it thats all

Answer 25

is this better

Answer 26

is what better?

Answer 27

Just because nobody answered your question about laplace transformation doesn't mean that you should just close it and pretend that everyone here is stupid. There are plenty of people that do know how to do that kind of question; they are just offline. You can ask nicely who they are so others can tag them, or you can go to somewhere that will know the answer to your question.

Answer 28

true dat

Answer 29

Tan x=(sin x/cos x)
u'/v'=(vu'-uv')/(v^2)

Answer 30

Given that u and v are differentiable functions of x, and that v=/=0

Answer 31

And, your question is worded incorrectly. With respect to what?

Answer 32

ok bro seriously what question is that i can't even comprehend what it's asking...

Answer 33

He meant to ask what the d/dx tan(x) was. Of course, he didn't, but if you want to know the question, it would be that.

Answer 34

oh

Answer 35

ok im guessing you've gotten a degree in math?

Answer 36

Nope. This is the beautiful math of calculus. You'll see AP calc in high school, or you can take it for college. It's not even close to what people with a degree in math know.

Answer 37

well im in high school and I haven't even seen this, so actually thank you it kinda prepares me for when i do lol

Answer 38

Well, after pre-calculus comes calculus. Calculus is the math studying rate of change. Quick google can elaborate, I'm off to play computer games lol

Answer 39

cool the 1+1 brought u 2 here

Answer 40

i know u rock simple math question dude! ;) and u 2 pre-calculas dude

Answer 41

And, kevin, if you are taking graduate school level math and don't know what a number base is, you better learn.

Answer 42

ya i've got college next year, mind if i ask you some questions about this number base sometime?

Answer 43

@saifoo.khan I NEED HELP. Counter-Troll NAO!

Answer 44

Just look up number base on wikipedia. You'll get plenty of info :)

Answer 45

@inkyvoyd , who;s trolling?

Answer 46

cool thanks bro

Answer 47

well, the question used to be 1+1=?

Answer 48

Then he edited it.

Answer 49

so now he is a good troll if there exists such ones

Answer 50

u good at history?

Answer 51

either of u?

Answer 52

nope

Answer 53

@inkyvoyd how bout u?

Answer 54

alrihgt guess he left thanks again @kevinkeegan for the question lol

Answer 55

lol i was just bored alrite cya

Answer 56

cya ill follow u i mena on this anyways lol

Answer 57

haha okay i ll help out with ur qns if u ve gt any when im free

Answer 58

aight cool bro and same 4 u as long as they aren't math or ate least too hard math lol besides that your good!

Answer 59

alright ttul man