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[California Dreamin']

I have a boyfriend now! Since Tuesday. :thumbsup: ;) :D
I get to see him again tomorrow sometime after 5pm.

[arunma]

Hey, good for you! Now if only I could get a girlfriend. Just last Sunday after the college group met at our church, I wrote down the proof for the fundamental theorem of calculus on the whiteboard. Somebody told me that this sort of thing isn't going to help my cause very much...

(In case you wanted to hear a random story.)

[HumbleMan]

Congratulations!

[newbeliever02072005]

Congratulations on your new boyfriend! Releax and enjoy your time together :)

[newbeliever02072005]

Hey, good for you! Now if only I could get a girlfriend. Just last Sunday after the college group met at our church, I wrote down the proof for the fundamental theorem of calculus on the whiteboard. Somebody told me that this sort of thing isn't going to help my cause very much...

(In case you wanted to hear a random story.)

LOL.....your friend might be pretty wise ;)

I have to ask though......what is a fundamental theorem of calculus????? :eek: EEEK!! I am feeling rather ignorant at the moment!!!:doh:

[arunma]

I have to ask though......what is a fundamental theorem of calculus????? :eek: EEEK!! I am feeling rather ignorant at the moment!!!:doh:

Careful, once I start talking about math, I don't stop for awhile...

Anyway, the fundamental theorem of calculus provides a connection between the seemingly irrelevant processes of differentiation and integration. It says that the definite integral of a continuous function can be found by antidifferentiating the integrand. Pretty cool, huh?

Or, to put it in layman's terms, the fundamental theorem of calculus turns seemingly impossible math problems into very simple problems. Puzzles which could only be approached by the most ingenious of ancient men can be easily solved by this theorem. That's why it's so cool.

[California Dreamin']

He's a physics major and wants to switch to math... so he's really cute and geeky.

[aReformedPatriot]

Careful, once I start talking about math, I don't stop for awhile...

Anyway, the fundamental theorem of calculus provides a connection between the seemingly irrelevant processes of differentiation and integration. It says that the definite integral of a continuous function can be found by antidifferentiating the integrand. Pretty cool, huh?

Or, to put it in layman's terms, the fundamental theorem of calculus turns seemingly impossible math problems into very simple problems. Puzzles which could only be approached by the most ingenious of ancient men can be easily solved by this theorem. That's why it's so cool.

And I thought I was a nerd. ;)

---Good to hear about your boyfriend. May it be a Holy Endeavour.

[California Dreamin']

I thought he was going to break up with me because he was busy and said there was a lot to talk about. What he wanted is to know if I'd like to go to Toronto with him. LOL. I can't though...