Why Do These Math Jokes Make You Groan?

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The discussion centers on sharing and enjoying math jokes, with participants contributing various puns and humorous anecdotes. Jokes range from simple wordplay, like "What do you get if you divide the circumference of a jack-o-lantern by its diameter? Pumpkin Pi!" to more complex humor involving mathematical concepts, such as the confusion between octal and decimal systems. Participants express both appreciation and confusion over certain jokes, highlighting the niche nature of math humor. The thread encourages ongoing contributions, fostering a light-hearted community atmosphere around mathematics. Overall, the exchange illustrates how math jokes can elicit groans and laughter alike.
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\frac{\sinx}{n} = 6
 
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JonF said:
\frac{\sinx}{n} = 6
i didnt get this one.

edit: oh, i see. you wanted to write \frac{\sin x}{n} = 6
 
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There is three erors in this post.
 
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I will finish this post before you can say Jack Rob
 

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