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Article #1426Calculus ONLY works for crude *APPROXiMATiONs*, of *UNknowns*. The Euclidian SPHERE is ALREADY *exactly* "derived", you Dimwit.!...
From: brian a m stuckless
Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 10:16
Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 10:16
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The Euclidian SPHERE is ALREADY *exactly* "derived", you Dimwit.!!
(Calculus ONLY works for crude *APPROXiMATiONs*, of *UNknowns*).!!
The PROBLEM with Calculus is you HAVE to know a curve *exactly*,
BEFORE HAND, in order to know any AREA under a curve, *exactly*.!!
brian a m stuckless
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Mike Lepore wrote: > > "brian a m stuckless" wrote:
> > Event horizon SPHERE, (circumference)^2 / pi = horizon area.!!
> I seem to recall seeing this derived in Calculus II or III,
> but it was too many years ago for me to rattle it off now.
> --
> Mike Lepore email delete the 5
Re: Definitions of mass and force; A critique.
Calculus ONLY works for crude *APPROXiMATiONs*, of *UNknowns*.
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