Paying bills when pissed off!!!

[cobrajoe]

Had this emailed to me thought its was funny!

[ihave1sweetride]

Only Math people would understand it...

It's pretty funny to me!!

[Black Horse]

That's great! Can you hear me now MF?

[02mingryGT]

:Owned: :Owned: :Owned: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Fuck I about fell out of my chair on that one.

[MystichromeVert]

Awesome.....

.... but what's in front of Pi? Is it an "i" or a number?

Am I the only dork trying to calcualte the check's value? :lol: He's up to 1.002 + (e^something * pi)

[Kevin Doe]

You can't figure it out. There is no definition of n. Is it days from when he writes the check till they cash it? Hmmmm. Not that it matters, it'll be really small anways. Hahahahahah

[thejock60]

Had this emailed to me thought its was funny!



answer is 0

[MystichromeVert]

You can't figure it out. There is no definition of n. Is it days from when he writes the check till they cash it? Hmmmm. Not that it matters, it'll be really small anways. Hahahahahah

Actually n is defined... from 1 to infinity. The summation of [1 / (2 ^ (n from 1 to infinity)] = 1. Then you've got the 0.002, e = 2.71828182845904 and pi = 3.14159265358979. So it all comes down to whats in front of pi. If that is a 1, then the check's value is about $24.14.

I wonder if Verizon tried to cash it. :lol:

[Kevin Doe]

And to think I took Calc 1-4, diff eqns, and matrix methods. Damn Matlab killing my skillz. Hahaha.

[shep]

mwah ha ha ha

[cquist]

Here is the rest of the story. http://verizonfails.ytmnd.com/

[69Cobra]

:lol: That's funny

[untamed]

Wow! I'm confused.:lol:

[Jaylynn]

I give that check a geek-factor of 10 out of 10!
:lol: :lol:

(as an accountant, I really know geekiness when I see it)

[85_SS_302_Coupe]

No idea what the hell the amount is but that's hilarious.

[beefcake]

great stuff

[IWRBB]

Here is the rest of the story. http://verizonfails.ytmnd.com/

This is Andrea, I'm a complete dumbass.... how may I help you today?

I love the "it's obviously a difference of opinion" and "I'm not a mathematician"- actually you are not even capable of elementary school math.

As for the check, you guys are right, there's no definition of the i in the e exponent.

[ADaughen]

It has been too many years since I took Calc, but isn't the i with a line over it a known value? I remember a i with a carat over it or something...

[nthomas]

He really showed them i'm sure. :) They prolly cut off his svc after that and redmarked his credit. What up now Bitches !

[Tag]

it equals $0.002. e^(pi*i) = -1 and the sumation equals 1.

so 0.002 + -1 + 1 = 0.002

[Tag]

and it stems from this
http://www.Break.com/index/verizon_wireless_has_trouble_with_math.html