Differentiate pi^3 (1 Viewer)

[Drewk]

Why is it = 0????

 

[Riproot]

d/dx(n) = 0

Lol…?

 

[Drewk]

d/dx(n) = 0

Lol…?

How(wtf??) 0_o

 

[Peeik]

pi^3 is a constant. When you differentiate a constant it is 0.

 

[iBibah]

How(wtf??) 0_o

Differentiate 3^3.

Now differentiate 3.14^3

Now differentiate 3.14159265359^3

Getting it now?

Pi is a constant.

 

[d0nkeyk0ng]

differentiate cake
what do you get?
0
why?
if pie is a constant, so is cake

 

[Capt Rifle]

differentiate cake
what do you get?
0
why?
if pie is a constant, so is cake

the best analogy known to mankind hahaha, differentiate any constant, you'll be left with 0

 

[nifkeh]

as others have said, differentiating a constant is zero, however if it was (pi^3)x then that would be pi^3, because the x is there

 

[Kurosaki]

Why is it = 0????

Lol dude as others have said, differentiating a constant gives you zero. Are you trolling?

 

[Sy123]

Lol dude as others have said, differentiating a constant gives you zero. Are you trolling?

I am theorizing that either
1. Trolling
2. Doesn't understand differentiation well

3. Is concerned about the constancy of irrational numbers.

- > In this case, it is reasonable to see where the confusion aroused.

Pi being the irrational value of 3 + 0.1 + 0.04 + 0.001 + 0.0005 + ...

And we do not get any repetition of digits. This can create an illusion that pi is then a variable because we 'do not know' what value it is. However this is the confusion people have with infinite quantities, in the case of pi, it is a constant with an infinite number of digits. As we 'find out' more digits to pi, we arent varying the value we are merely approximating it further. Pi is indeed then a constant.

This probably was not what the OP was thinking, but that can create a source of confusion.

 

[Shadowdude]

Why is it = 0????

Not always...

 

[SpiralFlex]

Not always...

Who on Earth would use pi as a variable...

 

[Trebla]

Who on Earth would use pi as a variable...

Depending on context, pi could be used to represent a a function.

 

[Sy123]

Not always...

So pi cannot be constant if this is the case, and we are merely representing pi as a variable.

 

[Kurosaki]

But pi is a constant lol. Therefore its not a variable

 

[Shadowdude]

come on guys, just laugh at the funny joke okay

i put effort into tex-ing that!

 

[Kurosaki]

Like about 30 seconds?

 

[Sy123]

Like about 30 seconds?

About 5 seconds

 

[Kurosaki]

Lol i forgot that not everyone is as fail as Latex as I am

 

[Shadowdude]

Well, a minute or so because I wanted to use fancy brackets: \left ( \right )