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thepurpose · 13w
Saved to my thinkbank.
Tommy "The Purchase" · 13w
I understand the formula but not the implications, other than determining whether a given number is rational ๐Ÿ˜…
skretcode · 13w
The case when x is rational is easier to see as m!x will be an integer from some value of m. Cool formula ๐Ÿค“
cinta · 13w
I choose many server to save my images
antals.13%โšก๐Ÿ”‘โ˜ฆ๏ธ · 13w
I can live with it.
allen · 13w
I mean โ€ฆ yeah โ€ฆ
BitcoinJujitsu · 13w
Can x at least be reasonable?
The Commoner · 13w
ITS ALL GREEK TO ME :)
SatsAndSports · 13w
If X is rational, there will be at least one (actually, infinitely many) Ms for which MX is an integer, and therefore the cosine is either -1 or +1 M! includes many even numbers, therefore the cosine will be +1, not -1 For irrational X, the cosine is always strictly between -1 and +1, and therefor...