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Engineers build entire bridges on the assumption that pi is basically 3, while mathematicians treat the rest of a Taylor expansion like a holy text that defines their entire personality. --------------------------------------- ➡️ The Taylor series struggle: ---------------- Taylor series approximations allow us to turn complex functions into simple polynomials. In the real world, f(x) = f(0) + f'(0)x is usually all you need to keep a bridge from falling down. Adding the f''(0)/2! * x^2 and higher terms is where the mathematical rigor kicks in, but let's be real: if you are calculating how much stress a beam can take, you stop caring about the third-order derivatives real quick. Mathematicians love the infinite sum because it is perfect; physicists just love it when the machine doesn't explode. Follow @mathchillguy for science breakdowns that never give you a tension headache. #mathchillguy #calculus #physicsmemes #engineering #stem
Engineers build entire bridges on the assumption that pi is basically 3, while mathematicians treat the rest of a Taylor expansion like a holy text that defines their entire personality. --------------------------------------- ➡️ The Taylor series struggle: ---------------- Taylor series approximations allow us to turn complex functions into simple polynomials. In the real world, f(x) = f(0) + f'(0)x is usually all you need to keep a bridge from falling down. Adding the f''(0)/2! * x^2 and higher terms is where the mathematical rigor kicks in, but let's be real: if you are calculating how much stress a beam can take, you stop caring about the third-order derivatives real quick. Mathematicians love the infinite sum because it is perfect; physicists just love it when the machine doesn't explode. Follow @mathchillguy for science breakdowns that never give you a tension headache. #mathchillguy #calculus #physicsmemes #engineering #stem

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