@Amethyst's math question is dumb as shyt

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Given φ=x²-y²z find ∇φ at (1,1,1)

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I've never taken vector calculus but apparently all you gotta do is

1) Know the definition of ∇φ
2) take 3 partial derivatives of polynomials (simple as shyt, high school calc)
3) plug in (1, 1, 1)

so this question that @Amethyst claims "you're stupid if you can't answer" is just a trivial high school calculus problem, the only thing that would trip you up is not knowing what the fukk ∇φ is if you haven't seen it before

tl;dr:
this question is some basic shyt that takes no insight, skills, or even a trick but this Yale graduate :duck: picked it as some standard for math skills or intelligence :dahell:
 
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s/o whoever posted that to stackexchange

@Lux we can set this up. Tell me your STEM discipline and I'll ask basic questions that someone within that discipline should be able to answer. Be aware that it won't be the kind of questions you can Google either so keep that in mind.
Here's a freshman problem

Given φ=x²-y²z find ∇φ at (1,1,1)

Hit me up when you get that answer bro

man BEEN posting this stupid ass question :dead:

probably remembered it cuz it was the point in his community college stint where he was like fukk this i can't do STEM imma be a message board troll for life
 
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