nikka please. In the real world we have microsoft excel for this shyt. Youre proving my point but go on. Bring out the pen and paper and start cracking down on them integrals and differential equations.
I bet you really think Tim Cook turned Apple into the most valuable company ever using his engineering degree more than his MBA huh.
The models are important, but it takes the business mindset to be able to apply them. Cause point blank, if youre honestly trying to tell me that the most prominent CEO's worldwide could tell you the integral of y = 1 / (square root) of (1-x^2).... off the top of the dome or better yet bring out the pen and provide proof...youre kidding yourself
. Google em. i wanted to minor in math but the way they teach it is just by throwing up a bunch of shyt without showing its importance. No problem solving or nothing. You can easily teach somebody how to find the integral or derivative of anything. But if they dont know the application of it or about what it is theyre applying the knowledge too then whats the point??? It's just letters and numbers on paper at that point but I'm the idiot?
please dont speak on this subject again when its clear you havent taken the classyoure obsession with trigonometry shows that you clearly dont understand calculus
Im a CHEM E major and i know simple mathematical business models
the fact you point to trig first, tells me all i need to know
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. I didnt even do poor in the class, but I have a bone to pick with the professor misleading us. I would really like to know, yet here you are acting all pretentious and arrogant.
And I'm an Accounting Major/Psych Minor (Was supposed to be math)
Just so you can stop with the trolling tactics and hit me with real facts, you know...educate me...here's a screen of my grades in the last two years @ McMaster which is a credible, top 100 University apparently
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Math 2LO3, B (I got a 66% on the first test
Now explain yourself.
In the calculus I've taken:
Partial derivatives
Differential Equations
Integrals
Ordinary derivatives
have all shown their worth to me.
But taking Math 2LO3, a class that was titled, "Mathematical Methods For Business and Social Sciences"
and described as:
Selected topics from: linear programming, Markov chains, game theory, differential equations, and the calculus of several variables.
then seeing the proff do none of what was in the description made me
at the work youre doing to try and convince me, the fact youre an accounting major all but seals the deal
my best friend is in Accounting at Rutgers and took "business calculus" which i tutored him in
he had a C in college algebra in his CC and pulled a B
i know exactly what both of yall do, but its not true calculus
and you dont learn or understand how to setup or solve equations dealing with business models.
like i said, dont speak on calculus like you understand it. You dont. You probably never will(thus the "how does this effect me, how is this important" nonsense)
lol @ psychology
good luck in getting your CPA breh
You really aint saying shyt. If you say it is not "real calculus" then say what is real calculus.
But whatever forget it.
Here you have a youngn tryna catch some knowledge and what do you do? Spew out bullshyt and try to condescend? For what?
I always thought you were a decent poster (based on your help in the gym thread).
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. All youre doing is spewing out foolishness. I say I see how Partial derivatives, differential equations etc affects me but according to you, I say none of it affects me. 
