Verbs ending in "-guir" - Page 2

No, that's not theta. It's a scratched (crossed out text) zero. (it was itchy) :rolleyes:

I know how you made it ... but however you came up with it, it's still THETA!! :) (Perikles, jump in here any time!)

Thanks. I tell you what - here is a mathematical challenge to keep you (and Malila?) quiet for some time. :rolleyes: Between the limits of plus and minus infinity, find the integral with respect to x of e to the power of minus x squared. (Sorry, I can't express it otherwise in text form, but it should be unambiguous) :D:D (I have done it, by the way)

No thank you ... it's been over 20 years since I've done any calculus. I could probably scratch out your problem, but would rather study "ser" and "estar". :D

I bet you can't. :wicked::wicked:

I'm not one of those who is motivated by dares....... Back to "ser" y "estar". :D

*sigh* cop-out. :D estoy muy decepcionado. :thinking::D

@Perikles: Quiet?! :lol:
But you'll be disappointed twice:
-x^2 implies imaginary numbers, and I've never done those with integrals. :thinking:

:lol::lol: no imaginary numbers involved, but never mind. Ser and estar are more important here *sigh* :sad:

Not more important ... simply better use of my time.... :)

@Perikles: http://forums.tomisimo.org/picture.p...&pictureid=587 You're so right!! I haven't solved complicated maths for a very long time... I'll send you a PM to stop the off-topic. :)

:eek: This is off-topic!!??

No, si distingues los diferentes temas que se han seguido después de conseguir una lista de pronunciaciones de la "g suave" y la "g fuerte", irguiendo la cabeza para proseguir a resolver un problema matemático. :D


It's just a shame that I didn't conjugate all the verbs. ;)

:applause::applause::applause:

:applause::applause: conjugar almost worked as well.