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| − | '''Çthematics '''(from '''Ç''', the constant describing '''T.B.C.'s net worth''', and mathematics) is a branch of mathematical studies using a set of numbers outside ℕ, ℤ, ℚ, ℝ, and ℂ which are notated in the form of emoticons (which can be expressed in graphical form or in text form |
+ | '''Çthematics '''(from '''Ç''', the constant describing '''T.B.C.'s net worth''', and mathematics) is a branch of mathematical studies using a set of numbers outside ℕ, ℤ, ℚ, ℝ, and ℂ which are notated in the form of emoticons (which can be expressed in graphical form or in text form). |
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| + | After T.B.C.'s net worth could no longer be represented by a real number in 2015, '''''ç''''' was determined to be the new value to represent the company's net worth. ''ç'' is not a constant, as T.B.C. experiences constant inflation to this day. This makes ç more useful in '''Çalçulus''', which derives from ordinary calculus but uses the çthematical number sets. |
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| + | == Çgebra == |
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| + | '''Çgebra '''utilizes çthematical notation to represent equations |
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| + | === Çthematical addition === |
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| + | Text notation: |
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<math>{:trollside1: ~ + ~ :trollside2: ~ = ~ :troll3:}</math> |
<math>{:trollside1: ~ + ~ :trollside2: ~ = ~ :troll3:}</math> |
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| + | Graphical notation: |
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| + | [[File:Addition.png|centre|thumb|108x108px]] |
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Revision as of 20:22, 5 June 2020
Çthematics (from Ç, the constant describing T.B.C.'s net worth, and mathematics) is a branch of mathematical studies using a set of numbers outside ℕ, ℤ, ℚ, ℝ, and ℂ which are notated in the form of emoticons (which can be expressed in graphical form or in text form).
After T.B.C.'s net worth could no longer be represented by a real number in 2015, ç was determined to be the new value to represent the company's net worth. ç is not a constant, as T.B.C. experiences constant inflation to this day. This makes ç more useful in Çalçulus, which derives from ordinary calculus but uses the çthematical number sets.
Çgebra
Çgebra utilizes çthematical notation to represent equations
Çthematical addition
Text notation:
Graphical notation:
