Spanish Notation for Combinations
Where (n/k) = n! / k!(n − k)! Or in Spanish notation (n/k) = ¡n! / ¡k! ¡(n − k)! and the CDF is defined as
A textbook page defines the binomial coefficient, then jokingly presents a “Spanish notation” version by adding inverted exclamation marks to the factorial expression. The joke relies on the visual association between Spanish punctuation and the mathematical notation, making it a nerdy reaction image about overcomplicating a simple formula.
open textbook page / открытая страница учебникаprinted mathematical formula / напечатанная математическая формулаbinomial coefficient / биномиальный коэффициентfraction bar / черта дробиfactorial symbols / знаки факториалаinverted exclamation marks / перевёрнутые восклицательные знакиblack printed text / чёрный печатный текстpaper / бумага
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- Type
- image
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- 302×283 · 15.3 KiB
- Mood
- nerdy absurd
- Language
- en
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