By Links - 20/11/2009 07:26 - United States

Today, a McDonald's employee had to correct my math after counting out $2.37 in change. I'm in AP Calculus and am currently learning how to find the derivative of an inverse of a logarithm. FML
I agree, your life sucks 10 068
You deserved it 44 322

Same thing different taste

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No big deal. Simple mistake. I have a PhD in English and misstype/spell words weekly. That doesn't mean I'm any less intelligent.

popatia 0

Who the **** you think you are that someone from mcdonalds can't be smart? A lot of people work at chain restarunts to pay for school, medical bills, etc.

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Again: YDI for looking down your nose at a service industry worker. Now chill.

quit trying to impress internet people by using math terms you ******* high schooler

thighsofglory 0

Just because someone is working at McDonald's doesn't mean they're stupid. Maybe they work there to pay for university. Not all of us have to option of mommy and daddy paying for us, some of us work for what we want. For someone who claims to be so smart you're pretty stupid and illogical.

Obwaban 0

Hey, jackass I'm a high school student taking ******* calculus 3 and I work at mcdonalds. try doing a surface integral and not judge people, jackass.

stoobo 0

This is the most boring FML I've read

mcjohnjohn 0

#37- i'm just saying. finding the derivative of an inverse logarithm is VERY different than finding the inverse of a logarithm. two completely different problems. and the former is much more complicated.

No. There is no such thing as "much more complicated" when it comes to finding derivatives. That would be like saying multiplication is "much more complicated" than addition. Derivatives follow a simple set of rules. A well-trained monkey could do them. Dolphins probably could too. There's nothing remotely complicated about the "derivative of an inverse logarithm", whether that means the derivative of an exponential or the derivative of a logarithimic function to the -1 power. If you think any of that is complicated, you'll never get past integrals. You should stop doing math now and choose something else to spend your time on.

Not as complicated as learning how to use the reply function it seems

FYL indeed...because you thought a math error was worthy of fml...and you used calculus as a name drop. This mattered to you, FYL

The "inverse of a logarithm" is an exponential. The derivative of an exponential is itself. If it took you longer to learn that than it did to write your FML, that would explain why you also have trouble counting to ten.