Well, see, that's the problem. My monocle keeps falling in the red wine, but the manual says it's supposed to rim off the sherry into the champagne. I'm sure I'm holding it right.
Does it make a difference that I've already had soup and the spoon was taken away with the bowl? That wouldn't make sense though.
Oh, I knocked over the white wine when I was reaching for the water, but that was an accident.
@huike
Never do the something the same way twice.
PS, I hope you all know I'm not on drugs or anything...
Balderdash and Piffle. It is always ones man servant that takes the blame and a strong beating with a sturdy stick. If wine is spilt, your man servant should have moved it prior to the event. Beat him, it is the only way they learn.
TheIdeasMan, that is because re^(it) = r(cos(t)+i*sin(t)). Using that same formula, you can re-write the basic trig functions using e, i, and t; in this case, t is theta.
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This post was just to remind me that no matter how much I study about a particular subject, and kindly volunteer my time to help someone else who is obviously struggling with it,
the OP is always smarter than me.
And, as this thread shows, I am not smart enough to have expected these responses. Too bad I'm oblivious to my post count.