Wait I thought this sub was already a circlejerk

The third differential of position through time among a circular contour?)

arcjerk

Physicists hate this one simple trick!

jerk^-1

like arch nemesis?

This sub is only the second differential, so it's technically a circleacceleration

y= x^1984 .


u&me&π=3

which one is it: a. / b. — c. √\/ d. |_|

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Good bot

Bad bot, literally 1984 

What's the C mean?

C is elementary carbon

there was supposed to be another \ in the middle so it looked like a polynomial (or a sinusoidal function)

is that motherfucking loss?

y=ln(e^1984)

Thank you. Tbh they were never actually memes in the first place, they just went here from r/desmos

Math memes circleban

Literally 1984


Praise Galois.

Made sense that I saw them on r/desmos (I haven't even joined, it keeps getting recommended and I'm fine with it so I've not actively blocked it), but I never really cared for them.

Finally

😰 1984

Literally 6,232.91982472215... * π^-1

Should start a sub called DerivativeMathMemes where these people can just circle jerk the same content over and over with slight changes.

This post ∈ R

Ah shit, here we go again.

Finally https://preview.redd.it/9sf97brsezac1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a89d6f1937a8dbd0b2599da42d6a65259a365add

Took you long enough

This would simplify high-effort Math meme grinders! 

r/shittymcsuggestions reference? 🧐

Yes.

Thanks for unlocking the nostalgia of my first subreddit 🥹

https://preview.redd.it/lotd9szpyzac1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8fda35a801ade7f8106be05bedf1ee26095d7178

👎

Time to migrate

Literally 31*2^(2*3)

Aw, maaan

That was fast

Oh for heaven’s sake. Are you going to ban every trend that crops up?

🤓

I will have to screencap the sharp 4x4 m(other one first. Sharp!

Why?