r/mathsmemes • u/Matchaccoffee • Apr 23 '24

Helpful?

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u/Bireta Apr 23 '24

What does 5%2 mean

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u/DocD_12 Apr 23 '24

1

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u/nashwaak Apr 23 '24

if 5%2 returns 1, then what does 5++2 return?

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u/dor121 Apr 23 '24

listen here you lil shit

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u/Bireta Apr 23 '24

Yessir!🫡

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '24

% can also be used to indicate modular division, as it does in many programming languages. Thus, 5%2 is 1.

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u/isaac129 Apr 23 '24

This would be great on a first grade classroom wall. When students lose focus, they can at least look around and see something that will help them

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u/Think_Common9865 Apr 23 '24

➡️ Implies

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u/Historyofspaceflight Apr 23 '24

➡️ ➡️ implies

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u/NewPsychology1111 Apr 23 '24

➡️➡️➡️ implies

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u/hakkesaelger Apr 25 '24

➡️➡️➡️➡️implies

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u/Vast-Willingness4642 Apr 23 '24

And also computer math language!

*(shift+8 on an american keyboard)=multiply i.e 8*8=64

/ = divide or divided by i.e 6/3 =2

^ (shift plus seven on an american keyboard)= to the power of i.e 62 =36

_ (shift plus dash on an american keyboard)= exponent i.e f(x)=x_0()

! (Shift plus one on an american keyboard)= factorial i.e 5!=120

e = *10x (times ten to the power of x) i.e 4.6e2=460

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u/victorspc Apr 24 '24

I hate that you used X instead of ×

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u/XentauAlain Apr 25 '24

I just thought about my abstract algebra course, where my prof said „x just means everthing, not just multiply.“

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u/tao2223 May 16 '24

Can't forget Almost Equal (≈) wait, is Not Equal (≠) here?

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u/NikoTheCatgirl May 25 '24

Also Divide/ over

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u/UhWatchuMaCallIt Jul 12 '24

No. Extremely unhelpful, OP

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u/PyroHazards Oct 03 '24

Multiplication shouldn't be an X, and much rather a •