Mutuku is in the wrong field!

it is easier solving the integration than sketching that master piece!

i am impressed.

TreMain:
A student from Kenya did this

https://www.gistrealm.com/see-what-a-student-dis-when-he-was-given-a-difficult-math-question-in-exam/

The kid just showcased his talent...i wonder if we have career counsellors in this part of the world!He'll make a great fine artist!

Lool

No b here o!



where him treasure dey, na dia him mind dey.

ToyinDipo:
Nairalanders I hail o

Lol! Don't blame him, may be he did Maths as a borrowed course.

joek:
The spelling is CONTINUOUS and not CONTINOUS!

Their "Assesment" is wrong too... It should be ASSESSMENT

EazyMoh:

Lol! Don't blame him, may be he did Maths as a borrowed course.

igbozionism:
but that question hard.if my memory serves me right that is 2nd order differentiation

oga na 10th order integration joor....Prof A.A.A Agboola taught me in mts 242....cant laff

very easy 200 level calculus problem The young man should have studied for the test

what is he/she doing in math class when his skill in drawings is amazing!!! wasted talent

Life don change

Obviously he has talents, but surely not in maths

joek:
The spelling is CONTINUOUS and not CONTINOUS!

Com take ticket and take flight to Kenya to tell them... .over sabi dey worry you!

igbozionism:
but that question hard.if my memory serves me right that is 2nd order differentiation

Wrong! This is "Integral of trig functions"

what is he doing in mathematics department in s first place

igbozionism:
but that question hard.if my memory serves me right that is 2nd order differentiation

ur memory dey serve for Mr Biggs?

igbozionism:
but that question hard.if my memory serves me right that is 2nd order differentiation

No bro, it integration and not derivation.

phemmyfour:
Wrong! This is "Integral of trig functions"

u are right bro. The sign of integration should tell anyone that. I think further simplification, and use of some existing integration rules or integration by change of variables will give u the solution to that problem. At my free time tommorow I will try work it out.

Simple trigonometry ...this is why Africans can't build a space rocket or dream going to the moon,because they hate intriguing calculations

suremanpatriot:
Simple trigonometry ...this is why Africans can't build a space rocket or dream going to the moon,because they hate intriguing calculations

lol, I wonder when they are faced with solution to homogeneous differential equations.

Haba. . . . Softly Softly now. . . . . . What has Buhari got to do with the topic. Show some respect afterall Na the same illiterate Still rulling your poor ass.

cosmatika:
I can't solve all that for only 5marks wen illiterate Buhari earns billions weekly doing nothing

5marks not 5million... abeg abeg abeg... carry this thing comot my front

Roger3D:
very easy 200 level calculus problem
The young man should have studied for the test

That is not a 'very easy calculus'.

That thing is a 2nd order differential equation. That thing is too complex for just 5marks. I dont have a problem with the question, it's the 5marks that I find discouraging.

How can someone even attempt that question for just 5marks? That's a standard question that should be one of six questions in an exam that has option of answering just 5 questions meaning that one question should have at least 12marks.

phemmyfour:
Wrong! This is "Integral of trig functions"

ok

suremanpatriot:
Simple trigonometry ...this is why Africans can't build a space rocket or dream going to the moon,because they hate intriguing calculations

Oga, make dem dey build am jare.. We go dey use am.. Abi, are we complaining?. Na ya moni?

The knowledge obtained from solving this will be used for?...

If he can draw this good, then he doesn't need math to make it. All he needs is his pencil and hardwork

MaziOmenuko:


That is not a 'very easy calculus'.

That thing is a 2nd order differential equation. That thing is too complex for just 5marks. I dont have a problem with the question, it's the 5marks that I find discouraging.

How can someone even attempt that question for just 5marks? That's a standard question that should be one of six questions in an exam that has option of answering just 5 questions meaning that one question should have at least 12marks.

No, that is not true. the question is in form of 2nd order differential equation though, that doesn't make it a differential equation.