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Posted March 31, 2010
I have decided to start a blog which mixes two very different topics: cheesecake and calculus.
http://cheesecakecalculus.blogspot.com/
So far, no actual calculus yet, but it will come soon...
Posted March 31, 2010
"I will attempt to use a tasty desert, along with other equally tasty foods, in order to explain certain concepts of Calculus."
This won't work.
However, here is a blog devoted to nothing but squirrels.
Posted March 31, 2010
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michaelleung: "I will attempt to use a tasty desert, along with other equally tasty foods, in order to explain certain concepts of Calculus."
This won't work.
However, here is a blog devoted to nothing but squirrels.

Don't worry. It will. You'll get all the Calculus and cheesecake goodness you'll ever want.
Posted March 31, 2010
For your first assignment, I would like you to explain the concept of integrating vector functions over parameterized surfaces using cheesecake.
Posted March 31, 2010
Sorry, but Britney Spear's Guide to Semiconductor Physics is still the best for me.
Posted March 31, 2010
I would think that Cheesecake would generally be more useful for teaching geometry.
Posted April 01, 2010
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JonhMan: So far, no actual calculus yet, but it will come soon...

You shouldn't bother to announce something like this until the content actually exists.
Posted April 01, 2010
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JonhMan: So far, no actual calculus yet, but it will come soon...
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Arkose: You shouldn't bother to announce something like this until the content actually exists.

Yeah, what are you, BIOWARE??
Posted April 01, 2010
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Prator: I would think that Cheesecake would generally be more useful for teaching geometry.

That is why this will work.
You won't see it coming, but it will make perfect sense...
Posted April 02, 2010
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Arkose: You shouldn't bother to announce something like this until the content actually exists.
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Aliasalpha: Yeah, what are you, BIOWARE??

Okay, something exists NOW. And that something means derivatives.
Posted April 02, 2010
Until the concept of integrating vector functions over parameterized surfaces in n-dimensional space is explained to me using cheesecake, I shall remain unimpressed.
Posted April 02, 2010
I stopped reading at the point where you state DERIVATIVES ARE JUST AS IMPORTANT AS CHEESECAKE.
Nothing! you hear me? is more important than cheesecake :)
Posted April 02, 2010
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stonebro: Until the concept of integrating vector functions over parameterized surfaces in n-dimensional space is explained to me using cheesecake, I shall remain unimpressed.

Oh God... I just skimming through the Wikipedia page for that and my mind imploded and exploded at the same time.
This may take a while...
Posted April 02, 2010
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JonhMan: I have decided to start a blog which mixes two very different topics: cheesecake and calculus.
http://cheesecakecalculus.blogspot.com/
So far, no actual calculus yet, but it will come soon...

Here is some calculus to go along with that cheescake:
Find numbers a, b, and c so that the graph of f(x) = ax^2 + bx + c has x-intercepts at (0,0) and (8,0) and a tangent with slope 16 where x = 2.
Posted April 02, 2010
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stonebro: Until the concept of integrating vector functions over parameterized surfaces in n-dimensional space is explained to me using cheesecake, I shall remain unimpressed.
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JonhMan: Oh God... I just skimming through the Wikipedia page for that and my mind imploded and exploded at the same time.
This may take a while...

I understand it perfectly but what's with all those italics in that strange language?
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