Maddox hits the nail on the head yet again

[Egg Nog]

Ahh...so true.

The iPhone is a piece of $#!+, and so is your face.

[2ndclasscitizen]

Gold.

[jediali]

i love this bit:
http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse....it_iphone1.gif

[Gt1Street]

lol, thats one whacky dude

[syko]

He is quite awesome in how he develops his arguements.

[Rockefella]

Yeah, read that one the day he posted it. He's pretty radical in what he says, but convincing and funny as hell in the way he presents it. <3 Maddox.

eProps for his use in Calculus of showing the number 1 in the 'Internet Communications Device!!1!ONE[lim(x=>0) (Sin (x)/x)'

[jediali]

well if the limit is tending to zero and the value is sin(0)/0 the solution is infinity...

[Rockefella]

well if the limit is tending to zero and the value is sin(0)/0 the solution is infinity...

You're right, my mistake. For some reason I thought the 0 was a 1, even though I wrote a damn zero in the post above yours.

[jediali]

no worrys, some disagree that a zero quotient is infinity

[mikelzapi3]

the value of the limit lim(x=>0) (Sin (x)/x) is 1, because Sin(0)/0 = 0/0 and this is not infinite, is a indetermination just like infinite/infinite, so you can use a method like L'hopital to solve it.

So lim(x=>0) (Sin (x)/x)= lim(x=>0) (Cos(x)/1)= 1/1 = 1

[Rockefella]

the value of the limit lim(x=>0) (Sin (x)/x) is 1, because Sin(0)/0 = 0/0 and this is not infinite, is a indetermination just like infinite/infinite, so you can use a method like L'hopital to solve it.

So lim(x=>0) (Sin (x)/x)= lim(x=>0) (Cos(x)/1)= 1/1 = 1

If Maddox went all out in using L'Hopital's rule to determine that the limit of that equation is 1, that's kind of... overkill.

[IBrake4Rainbows]

Serious gold. as a person who sells mobile phones i get so many people who read teh interwebz during their lunchbreak going "yeah, but how does it compare to the iPhone".

It's like......god dammit.

[ripper46]

Me >>> Maddox , I even hate cellphones ,therefore I don't have one and I'm damn proud of it

[digitalcraft]

Its approaching 1, thankyouverymuch. there's an asymptote of indeterminate tachyons that sent the Enterprise back in time at x=0 however.



(The limit as x-> 0 of x/x is 1, however, 0/0 is undetermined, often defined as +/- infinity. The graph would look like a straight horizontal line through Y=1 that has a hole at the axis.)

[The_Canuck]

Damnit this thread was supposed to be funny...