52 Hilarious Math Memes Only People Who Didn’t Fail Math In School Will Understand
What do you call a group of dudes who love math? Algebras!
Alright, I know that was corny, pandas. But this list is for all math lovers because below, we’ve got some math memes that not just anyone will understand.
We took a trip to the Note Library Facebook page, which shares hilarious memes about math, to round up some of their funniest posts, so channel your inner Pythagoras and enjoy this high-brow humor. And don't forget to upvote the pics you would have loved to see in your former math classrooms!
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Infinity Fails Math Class
Rooting for Geometry
Forever Young Energy
Instant Royalty Vibes
My name isn’t even common so when my name came for the first time in a math problem, all my classmates congratulated me on that accomplishment
Only Pi Lovers Get This
Trigonometry Over History
Math Burn Battle
Small and chill vs Big and intense
I always felt sorry for 'x' in the alphabet. It's treated like the runt of the litter. However, which other letter has such titillation when written three times in a row?
Graphing with Horns
Going Back To Basics
Tape Trick to the Rescue
Yes, I do this too (adding unneeded parentheses in maths formulas, just in case)
Mind-Blown Moments
Maths, but Make It Art
Friendship Math Crisis
Math Just Got Weird
Function vs. Inverse: Spot the Difference
Math Magic Fails
I tutor one kid that does this kind of stuff all the friggin time, always looking for shortcuts and clinging to things that might work in very specific circumstances.
Getting Fancy With It
Lost in equations
Love Calculated Wrong
Maths and Physics: The Sneaky Duo
Yup, this is why I never could get into Physics - too much Math (which I sucked at)! XD
Math Class MVP
Grains of Curiosity
Many plus lots equals manylots (yes my maths is room temperature Detritus)
Alphabet Relationship Goals
Lost in Math Limits
Inverse Lab Partners
This brings me back to when I dissected a *gulp* cat in Anatomy and Biology of Vertebrates! 😢
Factorial Face-Off
Curves Over Corners
Crunch Time Calculus
Big Energy, Small Math
Math Problems and Mood Swings
Complex Feelings Ahead
Math Gone Wild
With three unknowns and one equation, there is no numerical solution. You could solve for a variable. It's already solved for k. n = (1 + sin x)/k. x = arcsin(nk - 1). But the equation here is really just a set-up for the joke.
Math Rebel Moves
help my brain can't comprehend four memes at once that work perfectly together
Math Magic Moment
Math Meltdown Moment
Suppose x = 0.999… | 10x = 9.99…. | 10x = 9 + 0.999…. | 10x = 9 + x. | 9x = 9 | x = 1 | Therefore 1 = 0.999…
Math Meets Reality Check
Rethinking Old Lessons
It wasn't even taught in fifth grade, the school kept on changing the curriculum
The Other Answer Exists
Creative Curveball
I don't really get this one. Is it a derivative function that tends to zero?
Infinity Just Got Flowery
Pi Day Coffee Fix
Maths Always Wins
Trig Wars: Ancient Math Duel
omg we were learining about the pythagorean theorem in math like a week ago!
Overcomplicating the Obvious
Basic Math Blunders
Brain Fumes Activated
Seeing your profile pic scared the **** out of me
Load More Replies...Tangential Thinking
Math Puns Level: Expert
Math Lovers Only
int(2x) = 2*(x^2)/2 + C = x^2 + C. Putting in the values, it's [13^2] - [10^2] = 169 - 100 = 69
Lost Between The Lines
Mathematics is the Pillar of Physics.
I'm coming back to this later today when the maths bunnies have explained the ones I didn't get
*laughing with my friends, pretending to understand the joke*
Several of these hit on what I hate about American college (and higher secondary ed) physics: It is presented as purely applied math. I believe this is largely because engineering majors outnumber physics majors by some ungodly proportion, but Physics 101/102 is mechanics and electromagnetism and no other topic. The subject that is literally how the universe works, and to encourage wonder, we teach calculating vectors, which is possibly the only topic more utterly, mind-crushingly boring than the seven simple tools (the basis of 9th-grade physics).
Yes, you can do quite a bit without getting into the nitty gritty of the math.
Load More Replies...The f-1(x) memes didn't make sense because the inverse of x reflects it on the line y=x so it would just make the picture sideways and not inverted. Still liked these though
I definitely failed math at school, and had no trouble with these. BP titles are often condescending AF.
Bought a similar clock for my oldest son when he graduated HS with 100% in Chem, Physics, and Math. There are different kinds out there. Can't remember which one I bought. Math-Clock...e28c4b.jpg
My neighbour’s kid has a habit of only listening to part of what teachers say and then honing in on that part. They recently went “-4 + 3 = -7” during a tutoring session, because “the teacher said + and - is always -“. >.<
I'm coming back to this later today when the maths bunnies have explained the ones I didn't get
*laughing with my friends, pretending to understand the joke*
Several of these hit on what I hate about American college (and higher secondary ed) physics: It is presented as purely applied math. I believe this is largely because engineering majors outnumber physics majors by some ungodly proportion, but Physics 101/102 is mechanics and electromagnetism and no other topic. The subject that is literally how the universe works, and to encourage wonder, we teach calculating vectors, which is possibly the only topic more utterly, mind-crushingly boring than the seven simple tools (the basis of 9th-grade physics).
Yes, you can do quite a bit without getting into the nitty gritty of the math.
Load More Replies...The f-1(x) memes didn't make sense because the inverse of x reflects it on the line y=x so it would just make the picture sideways and not inverted. Still liked these though
I definitely failed math at school, and had no trouble with these. BP titles are often condescending AF.
Bought a similar clock for my oldest son when he graduated HS with 100% in Chem, Physics, and Math. There are different kinds out there. Can't remember which one I bought. Math-Clock...e28c4b.jpg
My neighbour’s kid has a habit of only listening to part of what teachers say and then honing in on that part. They recently went “-4 + 3 = -7” during a tutoring session, because “the teacher said + and - is always -“. >.<
