What Company Do You Work For?

[Marcusarilius]

What Company Do You Work For and what is your job?

[SDon1969]

R&D Project Leader at a specialty compounding plant (plastics - mainly wire & cable, injection-molding, automotive and medical applications).

[JasonR]

Manager of Information Systems at West Star Aviation

http://www.weststaraviation.com/home.html

[AliceT]

male enhancement pump factory

[Aaron]

Originally Posted by Marcusarilius

What Company Do You Work For and what is your job?

According to your sig, you're a quantum physicist.

Can you understand this? It's involved in quantum chromodynamics



And here's a basic wave equation:



If you can understand that, will you help me with Calculus? lol

Do this for me!
lim n
n→∞ Σ 3(1= 1/n)^2 1/n
i=3

[I DO BLU]

The oil companies.

[Ice2Dragon]

I work as a movie reviewer

[iNCREDiPiNOY]

Do this for me!
lim n
n→∞ Σ 3(1= 1/n)^2 1/n
i=3

Hold on, I'm good at Calculus, brb... (computing...)

[Aaron]

Originally Posted by iNCREDiPiNOY

Hold on, I'm good at Calculus, brb... (computing...)

You're good at calculus? I might have a new bff...

[Roland1919]

I work for the Lord....

[tommyboy81]

Originally Posted by Aaron

According to your sig, you're a quantum physicist.

Can you understand this? It's involved in quantum chromodynamics



And here's a basic wave equation:



If you can understand that, will you help me with Calculus? lol

Do this for me!
lim n
n→∞ Σ 3(1= 1/n)^2 1/n
i=3

5. The answer is 5.

[iNCREDiPiNOY]

lim n
n→∞ Σ 3(1 = 1/n)^2 1/n
i=3

Isn't the limit equation should have + or = sign?

[Aaron]

Originally Posted by iNCREDiPiNOY

lim n
n→∞ Σ 3(1 = 1/n)^2 1/n
i=3

Isn't the limit equation should have + or = sign?

I messed up typing it. Let me run LaTeX and see if I can get a image.

This is exactly what my book says:
Evaluate (i = variable n =constant)


I normally don't have problems with summations, but I'm like dumbfounded with this one.

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by I DO BLU

The oil companies.

GET HIM!!!!

[iNCREDiPiNOY]

I messed up typing it. Let me run LaTeX and see if I can get a image.

This is exactly what my book says:
Evaluate (i = variable n =constant)


I normally don't have problems with summations, but I'm like dumbfounded with this one.

The answer is 1! If you want the solution. Then let me know.

Edit:Wait let me double check...

[111111]

Information Technology Systems Specialist for Tech Electronics, Inc.

www.techelectronics.com

[tommyboy81]

Originally Posted by RayEdwards

Information Technology Systems Specialist for Tech Electronics, Inc.

www.techelectronics.com

Hope you call it ITS'S for short

[tommyboy81]

For right now.

Piggly Wiggly Carolina Company. For right now.

[JJ]

Your mother.

Insert funny pic here.

Insert Marcus' funny retort here.

Insert Tommy's panicky comment here.

Insert Comet's Innuendo here (I mean...the word "insert"? Come on!)

Insert JJs witty comeback.

/end thread

[tommyboy81]

Originally Posted by JJxiv1215

Your mother.

Insert funny pic here.

Insert Marcus' funny retort here.

Insert Tommy's panicky comment here.

Insert Comet's Innuendo here (I mean...the word "insert"? Come on!)

Insert JJs witty comeback.


/end thread

Let me guess. Ass-Clown Company?