B.C. by Hart
- September 20, 2009
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Superfrog said, 2 months ago
Approximately.
pouncingtiger said, 2 months ago
Was all that really worth it?
I like his sarcastic expression in the last panel.
Johanan Rakkav
said,
2 months ago
For very large values of A, O and P.
Jo Jo said, 2 months ago
Fruit salad! (Cue the Wiggles.)
drwatson
said,
2 months ago
Don’t let a math teacher see panels 6-8
Richard said, 2 months ago
Fruits? shoot, he coulda gone to ess eff for that.
dkram said, 2 months ago
JO-JO
You took the words right out of my mouth.
(Wiggles?)
Josh 1360 said, 2 months ago
I would’ve said “three fruits” right away.
EarlWash said, 2 months ago
Wow, Josh, you’re SHARP!
BC13
said,
2 months ago
Peter would probably get part marks for showing his work although it is a rather long-winded way of coming up with 3 fruit.
I’d probably say a fruit salad waiting to happen.
Wildmustang1262 said, 2 months ago
Is that algebra for fruits? Fruit algebra or an algebra fruit whatevahh!
dianecliff said, 2 months ago
Looks like government work to me.
luckystarr said, 2 months ago
Actually, he gets bad marks for showing his work. He done divided by zero.
Ronshua
said,
2 months ago
That’s what I had when the IRS was finished with me .
3 zeros divided by zero .
OldHipster said, 2 months ago
Fruit salad, dipwad.
cholldekkgher stenst... said, 2 months ago
Peter is a genius, bad to de bone!
Tell all the rest, over the phone!
Wait, no phone yet, no telegraph either!
No TV to watch” Leave It To Beaver”
Leave it to the Genius, he’ll just get a loan!
Fer Lefer said, 2 months ago
16-36=25-45
16-36+(81/4)=25-45+(81/4)
4^2-2(4x9/2)+(9/2)^2=5^2-2(5x9/2)+(9/2)^2
(4- 9/2)^2=(5- 9/2)^2
4- 9/2=5- 9/2
4=5
2x2=5
…now, who’s a jeannious?
( ^ o ^ )
Nick V said, 2 months ago
So… how did Peter go from a LOT of incorrect math (X = 1^3, for example) to a logical notation? Anybody?
Oh, and fesal, there’s an error in simplification somewhere in there… I’ve seen that proof before, and a math teacher tried to pass it off as correct. Didn’t fly with a sophomore in my calculus class.
krusher2 said, 2 months ago
X=(AOP) is incorrect. AOP written as such is 1x1x1=1.
He should have written that X is a function of A,O,P such that
X=f(A,O,P)
(shouldn’t let engineers read this one either I guess)
ted.jennings said, 2 months ago
(a-b)^2 = (a+b)(a-b)
= a^2 -2ab -b^2
JesseUWG said, 2 months ago
I have no idea what any of you Math buffs are talking about which is why I’m an English major. :-P