Sally Explains Set Intersection
represent P(A ∩ B). Sally first writes what does this mean? Explain each part. P(B) P(A and B) A B
A hand-drawn woman is shown behind a worksheet about probability, with two overlapping green circles labeled A and B. The joke is that the student’s overly elaborate drawing of the woman is her way of explaining the intersection notation P(A and B), turning a simple math exercise into absurd artistic interpretation. It is used as a reaction to overthinking or misunderstanding an easy question.
hand-drawn woman / нарисованная женщинаlong hair / длинные волосыhorns / рогаface / лицоeyes / глазаlips / губыshirt / рубашкаworksheet / рабочий листmath problem / математическая задачаprobability notation / обозначение вероятностиtwo overlapping circles / два пересекающихся кругаgreen circles / зелёные кругиletter A / буква Aletter B / буква Bblack pen lines / чёрные линии ручки
- @sbunem / 114339 2025-10-01
- Type
- image
- Size
- 439×800 · 45.8 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, sarcastic
- Language
- en
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