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Posted on 14th Jan at 8:52 PM, with 74,888 notes

toesucker:

knifeofvenus:

My pussy is fat my heart is fatter got a tiny brain made of snickerdoodle batter

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Posted on 1st Jan at 9:04 PM, with 78,208 notes

damonwells:

Me at Applebees trying to drink my 13th bahama mama

Posted on 30th Dec at 9:11 PM, with 5,487 notes
My last brain cell watching me make new year’s resolutions
Posted on 14th Dec at 9:06 PM, with 452,001 notes

griffinbarrowsx:

jackcrumsontheinternet:

The time draws near.

I literally laughed aloud, several times. 

Posted on 13th Dec at 8:50 PM, with 291,989 notes

b-atiful:

The way in the last half a second it starts walking and you can hear his scream really ties this video together

Posted on 13th Dec at 7:34 PM, with 362,921 notes
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“ Given these constructions, there is no maximal volume. The volume approaches infinity as the angle approaches 90 degrees.
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zyp:

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compscicryptoandtea:

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imaginarycomics:

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imaginarycomics:

Given these constructions, there is no maximal volume. The volume approaches infinity as the angle approaches 90 degrees.

In fact these formulae are unrelated

the lateral height of a cone is the length of a line segment from the apex of the cone along its side to its base.

try harder.

I’m a math grad student I don’t deserve to be humiliated like this

sorry, it was either you or me :V

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I think? But I’m only at undergrad level in mathematics, so feel free to point out if I f@*$ed up. I was never particularly amazing at geometry.

this is entirely correct; very thorough too :3

also this should entirely be accessible to anyone who’s done just enough calculus to talk about maxima and minima of continuously differentiable functions, which means either high school or undergrad calc, depending on your educational path; don’t be so worried ;p

(incidentally you could have skipped from h=l/√3 straight to the answer by using arccos instead of arctan but arctan is a nicer function anyways so w/e)

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