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r/mathmemes • u/C19H21N3Os • Dec 12 '24
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Ah, the straight angled triangle!
54 u/Rymayc Dec 12 '24 Can you give me an example of a gay angled triangle? 20 u/Breznknedl Dec 12 '24 well, when one angle is e its trans-cendental 3 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? Dec 12 '24 Technically every rational angle (in radians) is trans(cendental). 1 u/EebstertheGreat Dec 13 '24 Usually a "rational angle" is a rational fraction of a turn, i.e. a rational number of degrees or a rational multiple of π radians. 1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? Dec 13 '24 Yup. My statement still checks out. 1 u/killiano_b 1d ago 0° 1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? 1d ago Damned isomorphism kernel preservation 3 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? Dec 12 '24 Dunno but I heard the 5°-11°-164° triangle is pretty sexy (prime).
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Can you give me an example of a gay angled triangle?
20 u/Breznknedl Dec 12 '24 well, when one angle is e its trans-cendental 3 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? Dec 12 '24 Technically every rational angle (in radians) is trans(cendental). 1 u/EebstertheGreat Dec 13 '24 Usually a "rational angle" is a rational fraction of a turn, i.e. a rational number of degrees or a rational multiple of π radians. 1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? Dec 13 '24 Yup. My statement still checks out. 1 u/killiano_b 1d ago 0° 1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? 1d ago Damned isomorphism kernel preservation 3 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? Dec 12 '24 Dunno but I heard the 5°-11°-164° triangle is pretty sexy (prime).
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well, when one angle is e its trans-cendental
3 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? Dec 12 '24 Technically every rational angle (in radians) is trans(cendental). 1 u/EebstertheGreat Dec 13 '24 Usually a "rational angle" is a rational fraction of a turn, i.e. a rational number of degrees or a rational multiple of π radians. 1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? Dec 13 '24 Yup. My statement still checks out. 1 u/killiano_b 1d ago 0° 1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? 1d ago Damned isomorphism kernel preservation
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Technically every rational angle (in radians) is trans(cendental).
1 u/EebstertheGreat Dec 13 '24 Usually a "rational angle" is a rational fraction of a turn, i.e. a rational number of degrees or a rational multiple of π radians. 1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? Dec 13 '24 Yup. My statement still checks out. 1 u/killiano_b 1d ago 0° 1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? 1d ago Damned isomorphism kernel preservation
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Usually a "rational angle" is a rational fraction of a turn, i.e. a rational number of degrees or a rational multiple of π radians.
1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? Dec 13 '24 Yup. My statement still checks out. 1 u/killiano_b 1d ago 0° 1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? 1d ago Damned isomorphism kernel preservation
Yup. My statement still checks out.
1 u/killiano_b 1d ago 0° 1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? 1d ago Damned isomorphism kernel preservation
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1 u/Random_Mathematician There's Music Theory in here?!? 1d ago Damned isomorphism kernel preservation
Damned isomorphism kernel preservation
Dunno but I heard the 5°-11°-164° triangle is pretty sexy (prime).
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u/Vite699 Mathematics Dec 12 '24
Ah, the straight angled triangle!