Understanding the most beautiful equation in Mathematics
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This must be too far over my head for me to understand. http://functionspace.org/articles/6/Understanding-the-most-beautiful-equation-in-Mathematics[Understanding the most beautiful equation in Mathematics] My head was swimming after reading through the whole article and then it came down to:
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If we put, x=π , we get: eiπ = −1 as cosπ = −1 and sinπ = 0 or eiπ + 1 = 0
Ahhh, ok... but doesn't all that just mean: -1 + 1 = 0 ??? :wtf:
By that measure e=mc2 comes down to "the bigger something is the more eneregy it has" 'cause c is a constant, so therefore is csquared. So Sally it's just e is proportional to m No biggie
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