Mer^2y Christmas December 17, 2004 ~ Michael This cartoon will appeal to only a very few people. I happen to be one of them. 🙂 Rate this:Share this:Tweet Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email More Print (Opens in new window) Print Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Like Loading... Related Published by Michael Follower of Jesus, conservative, freedom-loving patriot. View all posts by Michael
M, well, equals “M” 2.71828 = “e”, the base of natural logarithms r^2 = “rr” (1/y)^-1 = “y” Merry sqrt(x^2) = “X” force = mass x accelleration, or “mas” = (force / acceleration) Xmas I told you it would only appeal to a very few people. 😛 LikeLike Reply
Thanks for posting this! I saw it once and forgot how to say merry christmas with math terms. I’m finishing college and wanted to write it on the board to wish them a happy holiday. Thank you! LikeLike Reply
Chasing the Wind 
I wonder how long it’ll take everyone to get.
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Well, I get the h2o part…but the math problem is waaayyy over my head.
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M, well, equals “M”
2.71828 = “e”, the base of natural logarithms
r^2 = “rr”
(1/y)^-1 = “y”
Merry
sqrt(x^2) = “X”
force = mass x accelleration, or “mas” = (force / acceleration)
Xmas
I told you it would only appeal to a very few people. 😛
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OH man, now I get it. Shows how observant (or not) I am.
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Thanks for posting this! I saw it once and forgot how to say merry christmas with math terms. I’m finishing college and wanted to write it on the board to wish them a happy holiday. Thank you!
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