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true 'nuff, and you can never have too many trig identities, as me granny used to say.dan719 wrote:But I get more identities for my money(or in this case for my calculation)
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OK, you got me; I lied. To the best of my knowledge, my dear departed granny never said any such thing.dan719 wrote:Your granny was a mathematician was she?
Looks like the hypothesised maths gene could exist after all.
If I had been more thoughtful, I'd have thought of something cleverer, like:
You can never have too many identities, as the man I caught rummaging through my dustbin the other day said.0 -
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