math question about complex derivative and martingal intergals need at least a phd to answer in physics its for a mfe pre requir
If i am a 90 degree angle, amirite?
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wtf...
i kno why would they even ask me this question i don't have a masters degree or didn't work at nasa :(
+1. You're funny as hell but your rants leave little room for commentary. Keep up the good work and spell martingale correctly next time.
All I know about Martingales is that they like to migrate to Capistrano. Or is that sparrows?
so what's the question??
HAHAHAH
Assume steady-state conditions, neglect temperature effects and friction/exit losses, ideal gas law is applicable.
Don't forget to carry the one.
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