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Um, I'm in AP Calc, and Newton's method is a pain...

my math teacher had an equation of how santa could not exist

AAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!! I have not had math for... 2 and a half year now. Information science have very little math, if none at all, which mean I have forgotten all the trouble I had with it.

Anything that evolves sitting at your desk with a pencil and paper for 30 minutes and not coming up with a thing.

The only math problem I hate is that the problem is that there is math.

Anything with lines:

<---#------#------#----> <---Those are evil... Oh no! I

just used a line to point to that other line!

Fuck related rates.

Polynomials are my bane. I just failed a practice test because of them, I need to do more studying before the real test happens. I also have issues with dividing radicals by radicals. But the one thing I have ever had the most trouble with is that I could never get writing out numbers as words. This is when I was in 1-2 grade, of course. For an example: write out 84,000. And I would have to write eighty four thousand. I used to have to do 5 or 10 of those a week, and I still hate them. I have no trouble with it now, but I still write using digits.

I hate adding up all my bills at the end of the month.

(P.SIt's maths math, bl00dy americanisms, ruiningthe english language.)

You know whats sort of funny my parts make me do there bills and i get them right and i hate those also
and i hate the line ones so annoying

Theorem of Pythagoras

I hope I typed it correctly.

And It kills me.

I hate it.

:@:@:@

Green's theorem.
I may never use BS like 'the flux of the curl' ever again.


I also dislike subtraction. Especially when two numbers instead of one change, like 24-7.

i think maths is easy, but one or two things i hate are dividing by high numbers =/

I don't love math but i like everything excet when there complicated cause im like the best of my class in math. Im no nerd!

Anything that requires me to show my work. Like anti-derivatives