Something for Loring

[BobSch]

MATH LIMERICK

((12+144+20+(3*4^(1/2)))/7)+(5*11)=9^2+0


A dozen, a gross and a score,
Plus three times the square root of four,
Divided by seven,
Plus five times eleven,
Equals nine squared and not a bit more.

[Ken Weaver]

Someone's got too much time on their hands

[LCHIEN]

I dunno about that. math is a necessary evil for engineering.
Mix it with poetry and it's just too much.

[Anna]

Oh, come on. Math in poetry is fun. Reminds me of another poem, from a lovesick math major:

My love for him shall never die,
He will always be my hero;
My love exceeds one-over-y
as y approaches zero.

[LCHIEN]

Oh, come on. Math in poetry is fun. Reminds me of another poem, from a lovesick math major:

My love for him shall never die,
He will always be my hero;
My love exceeds one-over-y
as y approaches zero.

I do like that one.
L

[Howard]

Being a business major, calculus was not a strong suit of mine but an engineering student friend of mine gave me this one...

The integral of "as"= 1/2 "as" squared or...don't shoot the messenger

half as*

[Stormbringer]

I didn't notice any calculus...maybe some algebra.


I'll assume its 81. (Equals 9 squared)

176 = {12 +144+20}
+ 6 = {3 X 2 (the square root of 4)}
____
182

182/7 (Divided by 7)

=26

26 +55 (five times eleven)

=81 (equals 9 squared and not a bit more)



Greg