Probably is nice

Tbh I skipped every single stats lecture in the first year

And I got a B in the exam

Which was worth 100% of the stats grade

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Wtf

me reading this

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We're talking about numbers <:GWfroggyPepoThumb:400751103223922689>

nice workboots tho

Dunno, one of my colleagues knows every definition by heart, but he didn't pass the exam because the professor wants HIS definitions

Why is he wearing pants

He's wearing them wrong

he's at WORK

Well it's one thing to know definitions

And another to be able to use them

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And this year out of 250 peeps who tried the exam, 50 passed

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Either they're all dummies or the exam was monkaS

@Deleted User there are 3 parts in his exams, and in the first one, if you get even a single definiton wrong, you automatically fail

And it's not like you get them wrong

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If you get a minimal deviation from the professor definition

Well there's more than one way to write things in maths

More than one notation for the same thing

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So your professor is just being a twat

Yea I told you this dude learned all the definitions and theorems from the book, but he didn't pass the exam

It's two teachers correcting the tests, half of the tests each. One of the teachers did not pass any of the students. Like, 0% pass rate

Tbh I don't even bother learning all the theorems

Just most of the definitions and some important theorems

We must know them and how to demonstrate them

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Especially ones that are not trivial

The rest are just some mathematical common sense xD

Rouche-capelli

I don't even remember that lol

What's that

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rouché–Capelli_theorem