Lancelot59
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We were in Calculus class, and the problem sin(x)/n was left on the board from the last class. The teacher meant to put an x in the denominator I guess. We solved it like so:
sin(x)/n
The n terms cancel out
sin(x)/n = six = 6
Whatddya think?
sin(x)/n
The n terms cancel out
sin(x)/n = six = 6
Whatddya think?