How about something simple: e^(i*pi)=-1.$e^{i\pi}=-1$.
Like when you first hear that, what the hell does the ratio of circumference to diameter of circles have to do with the square root of negative one and the base of the natural exponent?
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How about something simple: e^(i*pi)=-1.$e^{i\pi}=-1$. Like when you first hear that, what the hell does the ratio of circumference to diameter of circles have to do with the square root of negative one and the base of the natural exponent? |
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How about something simple: e^(i*pi)=-1. Like when you first hear that, what the hell does the ratio of circumference to diameter of circles have to do with the square root of negative one and the base of the natural exponent? |
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