Going to donate this to tabs for wheelchairs, but before I do I want to know just how many are in here! Can you help me out? This is a water cooler, the bigger size of the two typical variations. Thank you!
Like
Comment
Share
0 people like this
94 posts
Other
Submission Rules
Proper title tags are required for all posts or it will be removed! The tags accepted are at the end of the sidebar down there.
State clearly what is being or what you want calculated in the title. [Request] posts must have a calculable answer; otherwise, they will be removed.
Give credit where credit is due—include the user who made the calculations in any post you submit: ex. "[RDTM] /u/FragTheWhale calculates...".
For easy and quick math results (ex. How many feet are in a mile?) use Wolfram|Alphaâ„¢. Posts containing "simple math" will be removed, as well as requests whose answers are easily searchable online, and any other post at the moderators' discretion. For more abstract math, try /r/math or /r/learnmath.
Posts which seem to be asking for help on homework will be removed. Try /r/homeworkhelp or /r/cheatatmathhomework instead.
Comment Rules
This subreddit has a zero-tolerance policy for hateful or unnecessary language. There is no warning for hate speech of any kind. Rule breaking posts/comments will have a temporary ban that will serve as a first offense "warning". Repeat or egregious offenders will be banned permanently. Reddit's site-wide rules still apply here. Also, don't be a dick.
Do not submit top-level comments in [Request] posts that are not an attempt at an answer or a request for clarification. Jokes or off-topic top-level comments will be removed.
When answering [Request] posts, please cite reputable sources to defend any evidence that cannot be proven using your own math.
Report any spam/rule breaking posts to the mods with the report button. Be sure to include the reason for your report!
LaTeX and subscripts/superscripts
[; e^{\pi i} + 1 = 0 ;]
Superscripts and subscripts are supported in this subreddit, and LaTeX is used here as well. If the above equation looks like garbled code, or for information on how to display subscripts and superscripts, check our wiki page.