Tell me, is this true?

[KitchenWitch]

[Random_Australian]

1. no. Unless f(u)

is the nth root of e to the x.
ie. It equals e^x when raised to the n.
------------------------- (in words)
You are free to choose a f(u), so you could make it something that equals e to the x when raised to the power of n if you wish, but unless it specifies a particular function of u, then it is false by generalisation.

By the way, integral e to the x = e to the x
That's the point of e

[Random_Australian]

2. ...

If this is from a reliable source, it's probably a specified function of e and x that is related in such a way that it is true. What is the context of the question? Do x and u represent anything other than unspecified scalar variables?

[KitchenWitch]

3. read it like it were english

[ContraBass Black]

5. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!

You missed the boat entirely.

I did too, for a few minutes.

[MissHoneychurch]

4. Somehow I miss not knowing anymore how to do it

I loved math in school and I think it is sad that I forgot the higher math since I don't need it anymore. But it was fun nevertheless.

[billyskank]

7. ...

:spray:

:rofl:

[MissHoneychurch]

8. I guess I just outed myself as geek

right???




















:hide:

[billyskank]

9. Nope

I didn't get it at first either. :7

[MissHoneychurch]

10. Oops

:blush:

I just read it again .... now I feel like hiding in a corner .... :blush:

but it is true anyway, I don't know how to do it anymore :rofl:

[billyskank]

6. Doh!

I was going to ask, are we integrating with respect to x, or what? :dunce:

[KitchenWitch]

11. LOL

I could not resist treating you all to that old calculus joke.

[RetroLounge]

12. Back in college I had that on a T-Shirt

and yes, it is true...

:hi:

RL

[KitchenWitch]

13. ...

:hi:

[RetroLounge]

14. Calculus

is the reason I am NOT an engineer today...

RL

[KitchenWitch]

15. I know just what you mean!

[RedCloud]

16. I used the law of mutual annihilation.

I multiplied both sides by zero and it gave me zero to the zero which is one according to knuckleheads who teach math, so if you have nothing and do nothing with it, you get something!!! Sounds like spontaneous generation!