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Invisible escreveu:
> At this point DKJ peered over my shoulder, and pointed out that what I
> had just done was "integral calculus", and some guy called Laplace had
> invented it 200 years ago. He showed me the general formula for
> integrating a polynomial. I was kind of suspicious at the exact integral
> coefficients; of all the possible real numbers in existence, that seems
> like a rather large coincidence. None the less, I went home and managed
> to find my dad's old calculus book.
>
> Now it actually made perfect sense. :-P
You should really have gone to a special school of another kind. Your
parents didn't realize your math brain was running faster than those of
other kids of your age...
calculus is tough for anyone. I wouldn't ever be able to grasp it while
a teen...
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