today's entry
OMG, me actually getting an entry out on the day of? Yeah, I've been getting more and more behind on my stories the last month. So darn busy. I'm trying not to even think about my stupid physics test Monday (let alone the math test Wednesday, the Japanese test Friday, the English test the next Tuesday, and the history test the next Wednesday). I'm just so tired.
This story came about during math class. It starts off with them doing elementary trig functions. Then they seem to be doing my cal II homework. I don't know what equation they're actually doing. I don't want to know.
Title: “Math”
Fandom: Bleach
Characters: Yumichika, Ikkaku, Mizuho
Rating: PG
Word Count: 118
Time: 20 minutes
Disclaimer: Bleach not mine.
“This is not beautiful.”
“It’s not s’ppost to be beautiful, it’s s’ppost ta be right.”
“Anyone can find correct numbers, but this equation is hideous.”
“But is it right?”
“You could convert sin squared and cos squared to one, then factor the entire thing. That would make it much more beautiful.”
“So, it is right?”
“Of course, the derivate of arc-csc is an ugly formula to take the derivative of in the first place. That absolute value is just so unattractive.”
“Oh, I forgot ‘bout that.” Ikkaku made a quick change to his paper.
“That’s right,” Mizuho said, setting tea down on the kitchen table.
Ikkaku was never going to ask Yumichika to check his math homework again.
This story came about during math class. It starts off with them doing elementary trig functions. Then they seem to be doing my cal II homework. I don't know what equation they're actually doing. I don't want to know.
Title: “Math”
Fandom: Bleach
Characters: Yumichika, Ikkaku, Mizuho
Rating: PG
Word Count: 118
Time: 20 minutes
Disclaimer: Bleach not mine.
“This is not beautiful.”
“It’s not s’ppost to be beautiful, it’s s’ppost ta be right.”
“Anyone can find correct numbers, but this equation is hideous.”
“But is it right?”
“You could convert sin squared and cos squared to one, then factor the entire thing. That would make it much more beautiful.”
“So, it is right?”
“Of course, the derivate of arc-csc is an ugly formula to take the derivative of in the first place. That absolute value is just so unattractive.”
“Oh, I forgot ‘bout that.” Ikkaku made a quick change to his paper.
“That’s right,” Mizuho said, setting tea down on the kitchen table.
Ikkaku was never going to ask Yumichika to check his math homework again.