These 30 Memes May Help You Get Through Another Day Of Doing Math
Interview With ExpertMath sometimes gets a bad rap. Traditionally, it’s not the most well-liked subject in school. Students often complain that it’s difficult to understand. In fact, in a 2023 survey, math ranked only above foreign languages as a subject in terms of people’s favorite. 59% of respondents said they liked or loved math when they were in high school.
Perhaps some of these math lovers are now fans of the Meme For Mathematicians Facebook page. It’s the perfect place to go to have a chuckle or two if you’re a professional mathematician or just an average fan of crunching numbers.
Bored Panda reached out to Ben Orlin, the creative mind behind Math with Bad Drawings. We asked Ben why math should be important to everyone and what the best ways to learn and teach it are. Read our conversation with him below!
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If only all arguments could have a mathematical solution we can agree on.
I am one to believe that Tuesday is the worst weekday. Mondays suck because the weekend but sometimes it's 3 day weekend. Wednesday day is half way through. Thursday is tomorrow's Friday. Friday is tomorrow is the weekend but sometimes it's a 3 day weekend. But Tuesday can only say at least I'm not this guy who is apart of the 3 day weekend.
Speed is relative. Unfortunately both your speedometer and a radar work on the same plane of relativity.
So, what about it? Zero is not any less significant or useful than any other number.
My weird brain: why’s they show “sheep X sheep” and not two sheep f*ing? Multiply! I guess that’d make “sheep / sheep” pretty weird though…
I'm a former engineer and astronomer and I remember it as 3.14159. almost no one needs more than that.
dx generally does NOT equal d times x. It's the derivative of x.
Nah. Philosophy is people who don't understand math trying to put words to it.
Okay, half of these are lost on me - I studied languages for a reason 😅
Took me a second. Wave particle duality. The double slit experiment.
Okay, who else thought "hole in one" at first and sat there trying to figure out what golf had to do with this? (Btw if ppl want to know, the joke is that there's a hole at 1, meaning it's literally "no one"; for "absolutely no one" there's nothing below 0, which is what absolute value of numbers causes)
My uncle was a civil engineer and mother was a doctor. He liked to say, "when you make a mistake somebody dies, when I make a mistake a LOT of people die"
On the second one, divide top and bottom by the square root of two to get the first one.
No, LaTeX is dumb. I don't understand why people insist on using it.
Stats wasn't that hard for me. It was way easier than integral calculus.
This is like that magic trick anyone can do - watch me shuffle these cards into an order that has (most likely) never been seen before! Tadaaaa!
Alan Turing. He and his team shortened WWII and saved countless lives. In return, the persecuted him for being gay, gave him a choice between jail and chemical castration, and when he chose the latter, it depressed him so much he unalived himself.
You can extend this.. Sqrt(1234567899987654321) = 1111111111; Sqrt(123456789989987654321) = 11111111111; Sqrt(12345678998789987654321) = 111111111111 Sqrt(1234567899876789987654321) = 1111111111111 and so on.
Shouldn't this be the other way around? First and second derivative?
Either there’s a very clever link between this text and this image, or I’m even more lost than I already was.
No that is Incorrect three to the second power is 9 Because 3*3 =9
No that is Incorrect three to the second power is 9 Because 3*3 =9
