Mathematics consists of several branches. Pythagoras theorem is Geometry theorem. It is not possible to mention various theorems of different branches of mathematics. For this, one should go through relevant text books.
Sir,
I think you are the mathematics expert of our site since scored full in Maths :)
Theorems are numerous. Let me refresh :whistle:
I think sin, cos, tan....
Friends, quote some from your memory
Actually I am not Maths expert as the cent percent marks were in 'Commercial Maths' which is much easier than Mathematics proper.
Sin, Cos, Tan are not theorems but trigonometric ratios. This is in Trigonometry.
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Let's start with Sin sq, Pythagoras, Euclid and TT the Buckingham for a start.
TT the Buckingham...what is it.....?
I remember only Operations research now. All have I left before 13-14 yrs. :laugh: :laugh:
You got hooked Sandhyaji, Some times it is fun to put things a little different way.
Non-dimensional analysis using Buckingham TT (pi) Theorem show the empirical relation between the pump head and the flow rate, got it? :woohoo:
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Let's start with Sin sq, Pythagoras, Euclid and TT the Buckingham for a start.
TT the Buckingham...what is it.....?
I remember only Operations research now. All have I left before 13-14 yrs. :laugh: :laugh:
You got hooked Sandhyaji, Some times it is fun to put things a little different way.
Non-dimensional analysis using Buckingham TT (pi) Theorem show the empirical relation between the pump head and the flow rate, got it? :woohoo:
