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Jam
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55 votes

Find a simple proof that π is irrational

37 votes

Circular pizza sharing

35 votes

The Typewriter Sequence

23 votes

Between any two powers of $5$ there are either two or three powers of $2$

20 votes

Is there any similar math limerick?

19 votes

Graphs for which a calculus student can reasonably compute the arclength

18 votes

Why do we divide or multiply by 2 when converting binary?

17 votes
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If $f \circ f$ is odd, then is so $f$?

14 votes

Is the derivative function typically "worse" than the original function?

13 votes

What is an example of a sequence which "thins out" and is finite?

12 votes

The difference between ∈ and ⊂

9 votes

List of functions not integrable in elementary terms

8 votes
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Is there a closed form for the sum of the cubes of the binomial coefficients?

8 votes

Average period of the decimal expansion of reciprocals of prime numbers

7 votes

Approximate inverse of $k=\frac{\log (1-t)}{\log (t)}$

7 votes

Are some indefinite integrals impossible to compute or just don't exist?

6 votes

What are real life applications of Diophantine equations?

6 votes
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Series of binomial coefficient denominators

6 votes

Prove that ${e\over {\pi}}\lt{1\over {2\gamma}}$ without using a calculator.

6 votes

solutions to the family of integrals $\int\frac{1}{\sqrt[n]{x^n+1}}\,dx$

5 votes

Why can I not integrate $\frac{1}{x^2}$ over $0$?

5 votes
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How can I find/plot $f(t)$ if I only have $f(t+\Delta t)$ and $f(0)$?

5 votes

Use neighborhood signs to express e, pi, phi

5 votes

Converging trigonometric result

5 votes
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Indefinite integrals of $x^x$ sin(x)/x and relation to elementary integrals

5 votes
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Probability that the triangle is acute

5 votes

Partially tiling a square with parallelograms

5 votes
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Possible to get a closed form expression, or an upper bound, for $ f(n)=\sum_{m=1}^\infty \bigg(\frac{m+n}{3}\bigg)^{m+n}\bigg(\frac{1}{m}\bigg)^m$?

5 votes
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Complex equations with no complex solutions?

5 votes
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Simple subtraction that I can't figure out.

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