Question

very hard question #bored

Answer 1

have fun trying to do that :)

Answer 2

@pooja195 try to do this :)

Answer 3

I cant do it because idk how to :P

Answer 4

lol

Answer 5

Second step, multiplied by the conjugate

Answer 6

= \[2 + \sqrt{3}\]

Answer 7

wow you pretty smart and quik :)

Answer 8

Haha, that was fun :)

Answer 9

most of it is already done XD

Answer 10

Yeah haha, I would've liked if it was just \[\frac{ 1 }{ 2-\sqrt{3}}\] but still nice question :)

Answer 11

answer my question now

Answer 12

towards the end... no one writes the 1 xD

Answer 13

Nooooo go away @Mindblast3r haha xD

Answer 14

ask dan. He loves those problems

Answer 15

xD

Answer 16

Yeah danni boy is a real genius

Answer 17

@Mindblast3r is that some sort of new language? lol

Answer 18

holly fck, what's all this talk about dan about?

Answer 19

oh ask empty

Answer 20

dan dan dan. this guy must be einstein reborn.

Answer 21

@oleg3321 no sir, math/physics question.

Answer 22

lol

Answer 23

What's with the \[\pm \] sign in that question

Answer 24

Mathematical Physics usually a bunch of symbols like this
\[\xi, \mu\]

Answer 25

\[\mp \]

Answer 26

don't ask me, i don't even know what those symbols even mean.

Answer 27

Haha

Answer 28

i get stressed out just by looking at that question.

Answer 29

I've dealt with something similar like that last year. You don't want to be in Mathematical Physics/Partial Differential Equations.

Answer 30

hm, me specifically? or just anyone in general?

Answer 31

I think anyone in general ...

Answer 32

it's like really really hard right?

Answer 33

I had 30 page homeworks and typed all of them in Latex. My hands were sore.

Answer 34

jesus christ..

Answer 35

I wish wio's Latex extension was still around otherwise I would copy and paste one of them to show you >:D

Answer 36

what can you even do with that knowledge?

Answer 37

Yeah I've dealt with tough things in physics to, but not as hard as that, but it still required pages on pages.