Nice Value Theorem Meme
MEAN VALUE THEOREM f'(ξ) = (f(b) − f(a))/(b − a) f(a) f(b) NICE VALUE THEOREM f(q) f(p) f'(?) = (f(p) − f(q))/(p − q) = (∃), f
A two-panel mathematical parody shows graphs illustrating the Mean Value Theorem and a modified “Nice Value Theorem.” The joke comes from replacing the ordinary mean value with a “nice” value while giving the graph angry cartoon eyes, turning a calculus diagram into an absurd reaction meme.
mathematical graph / математический графикcurved function line / кривая линии функцииdotted secant line / пунктирная секущаяblue point / синяя точкаblack arrows / чёрные стрелкиangry cartoon eyes / сердитые мультяшные глазаmathematical labels / математические подписиequation / уравнениеwhite background / белый фонtwo-panel layout / двухпанельная композиция
- @dev_meme / 6566 2025-03-04
- Type
- image
- Size
- 680×575 · 30.6 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, sarcastic
- Language
- en
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