hey! fourier as in FFT??

yup

what do you use fourier for?

Similar to Taylor series in that it can approximate any function as a sum of easy to integrate/differentiate functions

. . . I just googled it. . . now I'm getting concerned because it looks super complicated

Think of it as a processing shortcut

Fourier transform is not precalc.

but I will be taking Calculus and physics for engineering students, and the formula is similar to the problems in those classes

Nope, but sometimes hints of why you're learning disjointed things helps motivate learning

Down the road you'll take diff eq.

differ equation?

Differential equations.

*oh* that

see, I took pre-calc I my first semester in college

now I'm taking pre-calc II in my 6th semester (starting next month)

I hate it when i don't get the whole picture

I understand i won't understand the whole picture from the get go

but don't fucking mr miyagi me

Like i remember asking a question in an early math class

like about division or some shit

and the answer i got back was "you can't do that"

which was a lie

oof this is why math teachers need to be math majors instead of education majors

in my school district, math teachers didn't have to be math majors

the most math they had to take was college alegbra

Can't believe i stayed up til 6 am talking about politics <:haggord:435674100468285440>

Hero you fell asleep right

but it was fun to listen to 😄

I think I did on 2 people earlier this morning but I have no idea

*remember

Did you watch any of those "JEWrassic LIARS" videos with us lol

Yeah that was me and some other guy

not really I had to keep pausing the videos to listen to you guys

Rip

but I'll pull them up in a few hours when I'm done freaking out about pre-calc

what did you do?

^^^

He ran the pc

I have 10 pcs, no issues