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Seeing this just got me an idea. Can you make a birthday pony game? As in, each month is a situation, and each date is a pony, and whatever your birthday is you'll being be in that situation with that pony. You can draw a pony on each date like a standard calendar with the numbers on the top left corner, and on the side would be a rectangle shape with the month name and a picture of two background ponies or blank ponies doing or being in it's situation, like 'You get stuck on an island with X' it would be two plain ponies sitting on an island, etc.
Would that be fun?
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Are we solving for a? u? Why does 26 have and equal sign and a greater than sign?
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Yeah, as a poet who largely does grunt work for a living, I don't think I'll need this at all.
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You many not be doing it, but you are benefiting from it and to stretch that a bit, using it. Just hope the person that did it, did it properly.
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Simple: you get to impress your friends with your geniusness!
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My life for the last year and the next 4 years.
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Unless you actually aim on career in specific job that would require knowledge to use that...yup, story of my life.
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Ok.. here is an example: Let's say you want to be an electrical engineer. Without the ability to accurately describe an electromagnetic field in a 3-D space, you won't be able to build even a power supply unit (this also includes the power distribution devices inside your computer/TV/videogame console...) This is where multi level integrals and differentials (or calculus in general) come in handy.
There are also used in physics, biology and medicine just to name a few.
Of course, most people do not aim for a career in the fields of science or modern technology, but it is an obligation of the schools to prepare every student for every possibility. This way everyone has at least a chance.
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Also Miss Cheerilee thinks it's important:
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you can say the exact same for integral, you hardly use them for anything. correct me if im wrong
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I once had to use algebra when I designed a spaceship for a fanfic I wrote long long ago in a galaxy far far away...
BTW, people, if you're thinking of becoming a medical doctor, calculus is a REQUIRED course (it's vital when calculating medication doses, among other things).
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My answer to anyone who asks this: Math is used for programming, without it we wouldn't have videogames... or the Internet.
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Math is very broad term
and some of the most annoying things from school is definitely not needed for programming
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It looks like multi-variable calculus.
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Correct. Those are second order differential equations.
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But which one? I don't remember any ODE or PDE with these coefficients. And if it was something so advanced the joke kind of mis the point, right?
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Yeah. We kinda overdid it here ^^
..btw:
I know what you mean. There are several forms of differentialΒ equations, that can be solved with standard-formulas that you've learned in school, but THIS examples doea not apply- It's college lvl math.
(if I fail with respect toΒ terminology: Sorry! I've learned this stuff in german... 
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lol good thing I'm not taking that in school XDΒ
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I enjoy calculus... owo
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I'm currently sitting in ALgebra II as a sophomore (technically a math ahead because I'm supposed to be in Geometry but took Alg I and Geo a year early)
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Fun! I just love math in general! That's one of the many reasons I am in college studying computer science. ^w^
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Oh, Calculus, I and many other students will hate you for eternity...
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I know the phrase "Be ready for anything", but...
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Did you watch Cast Away?
It is a good example to answer your question
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Wow I saw things like binomial theorem, integral with 2 parameters, vectorial spaces,... And I never seen this before x))
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Me too....At firstΒ I thought it was some specifics differential equations but now I'm going with some property of some algebraic equation...
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yeah, because differential equations needs some derivative, and in this case it's... well I don't really know in this context, there is some informations missing ^^ but it seems to have a link with some coordinates, so maybe with curves, or functionsΒ Β
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