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I keep hearing from Europeans about how much more rigorous their system of math is compared to the US. How true is this?
US System: The US's math progression varies on the person and on the School District. There are some who are going into Trades or non-college careers who dont really go beyond algebra 2 (Quadratics, logs, etc). Most college bound students that i see finish high school with Calculus 1 and often Calculus 2 credits.
Math up until Precalculus is generally considered to be relatively trivial in the US.
How is the progression and pacing for grades 9-12 in Europe?
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If people are confused by the courses that i listed here they are:
Algebra 1: Linear Equations, Formulas, Quadratics, exponent rules, polynomials, etc. usually taken in middle school.
Geometry: Basic Trigonometry, Proofs, Theorums, Congruency, right angle rules, circles, area and volume rules, etc.
Algebra 2: Expanded Quadratics and Polynomials, complex numbers, logs, exponential functions, sequences/series, rational expressions.
Precalculus: Advanced trigonometric identities and equations, vectors, polar coordinates, parametric equations, conic sections, limits, and a foundational introduction to derivatives.
Calculus: Limits, continuity, derivatives (rates of change, optimization), integrals (area under a curve, volume of solids), and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Also im sorry if i somehow stuck a nerve. I did not mean to
Not talking about broad or well known spots like the reflecting pond, knights statues, etc. im talking about not well known or niche study spots, attractions easter eggs, attractions, specific places in the aboretum, or anywhere that is just nice for its beauty.
Why do you guys dislike automod so much?
I am a prospective freshman aerospace engineering student, who is also doing ROTC. Im going to have a very busy schedule because of this. I also got into the EXCEL program, but im deciding whether or not to do it because I don't want to bite off more than i can chew.
What is the time commitment for excel like? Are there any classes i need to take other than the seminar and math classes?
Some people are saying that EXCEL will actually make things easier for me, but I am still cautious.
This is the bench trial (no jury) for u/eminem_girl. She stands accused of not having touched grass within the last 6 months, a violation of shadow government article 67. I am the judge in this trial, and i will allow for ONE prosecutor, whom will be the first to declare themselves thus. The Prosecution may now give their opening statement, followed by eminem_girl.
Judge: Me
Prosecution: First to declare themselves thus
Defendent: eminem_girl
Witnesses: Summoned as needed
Bailiff: Tung Tung Tung Sahur
Is mineUCF still a thing? If not, has someone replaced it with something else yet?
We're cooked gang 😭😭
I made a post about this a while back, and here it is in meme format.
There is a common and reoccuring argument against the theory of gravitational attraction made by flat earthers. The theory goes that gravity does not actually exist, and that we fall to the ground because of buoyancy and density. While it sounds somewhat logical at first, it is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of what buoyancy is.
The formula for buoyancy is:
Force of Buoyancy = density x volume x acceleration due to gravity
The irony is that buoyancy doesn't exist if you don't have gravity.
Here is a though experiment if you don't believe me. Suppose you had a hypothetical blank universe with nothing more than a void filled with air molecules and a helium blimp. There is no gravity in the senario. If the blimp rises from buoyancy, then in what direction? Buoyancy doesn't have a direction without gravity.
Sorry for the jumpscare. Anyway, now that i have your attention, what is the best place to eat on campus?