Souron The Dark Lord Joined Mar 9, 2003 Messages 5,947 Location (GMT-5) Jul 4, 2011 #41 Well you can write e^(i*tau)=1^0...
punkbass2000 Des An artiste Joined Apr 16, 2002 Messages 7,230 Location A(sia) Minor Jul 6, 2011 #42 Defiant47 said: I'm sorry, but 48/2(9+3) = 2. Always. Click to expand... 288.
R Robo-Star Prince Joined Jan 12, 2008 Messages 574 Jul 25, 2011 #43 Souron said: Well you can write e^(i*tau)=1^0... Click to expand... And for those who like an equation containing one each of addition, multiplication, and exponentiation: e ^ (i * tau) + 0 = 1
Souron said: Well you can write e^(i*tau)=1^0... Click to expand... And for those who like an equation containing one each of addition, multiplication, and exponentiation: e ^ (i * tau) + 0 = 1
