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Author: DragonQuestZ

Mar 30th 2012 at 4:34:38 PM

"That image is huge, you can probably compress it down to 20kB and keep it at a nearly-identical level of quality."

Well I wouldn't have made that picture 140KB. I found another screencap, and not only got the board more into focus, but got it 17KB. I can upload that later.

"And how are you defining "higher level math"? An equation that uses only algebra might require years of knowledge to understand, while something involving differential equations could be used in a lower-division Physics class. Also, what if the movie is about higher-level math, like Good Will Hunting? Does this apply? Or is this only for when the equation is out of the scope you'd expect."

Okay, I honestly don't know what the actual term means. I just used that name to differentiate it from any time someone mentions a math problem. So I guess this NeedsABetterTitle.

"Not sure if it can apply in the realms of Physics as well... by cartoons handling Physics in the Ideal scenario as used by some Engineering Schools specially by using Willy E. Coyote [Looney Tunes] for many of the ideas shown in blueprints."

If they are written out as equations, they can be both. Yes, I will have a physics reference YKTTW soon.