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stellawind) wrote2007-10-18 11:53 pm
stellawind) wrote2007-10-18 11:53 pm
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Futher Insanity
Yet another sign college has eaten my brain after a long struggle. Or FMA. Not sure.
...Anyways, in attempting to memorize the derivatives of trigonometric functions, I saw sin (x) and started thinking about the Homunculi. Which lead to the inevitable matching of each function to a one of the Sins, as well as a silly bit about how to remember the derivatives of it.
Thus I present the trigonometric derivatives, FMA style! (only loosely connected to canon, sadly)
sin (x) = cos (x)
Lust likes Pride...
cos (x) = -sin (x)
But Pride doesn't like Lust.
tan(x) =sec^2(x)
Sloth thinks Wrath is like another son.
sec (x)= sec(x) tan(x)
Thus the two are often together.
csc(x)= csc(x) cot (x)
Gluttony and Envy are often together too...
cot(x)= -csc^2(x)
And Envy thinks that Glutton is annoying, to the second power.
Well, it makes sense to me!
...Anyways, in attempting to memorize the derivatives of trigonometric functions, I saw sin (x) and started thinking about the Homunculi. Which lead to the inevitable matching of each function to a one of the Sins, as well as a silly bit about how to remember the derivatives of it.
Thus I present the trigonometric derivatives, FMA style! (only loosely connected to canon, sadly)
sin (x) = cos (x)
Lust likes Pride...
cos (x) = -sin (x)
But Pride doesn't like Lust.
tan(x) =sec^2(x)
Sloth thinks Wrath is like another son.
sec (x)= sec(x) tan(x)
Thus the two are often together.
csc(x)= csc(x) cot (x)
Gluttony and Envy are often together too...
cot(x)= -csc^2(x)
And Envy thinks that Glutton is annoying, to the second power.
Well, it makes sense to me!
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I've learned my lesson against telling people them, though. I made that mistake when I tried to explain to my friend how the 10 Doctors Who corresponded to the 10 Amendments in the Bill of Rights. XD;;
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