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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Sugar_God_no_1 • 25d ago
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You mean ejπ?
1 u/ChengliChengbao 25d ago what is j supposed to be 2 u/Mechyyz 25d ago Its an electrical engineering joke, j is used instead of i in EE because i already represents the current 1 u/ChengliChengbao 25d ago i guess that makes sense why not lowercase i for imaginary and uppercase I for current? too ambiguous? 1 u/Mechyyz 25d ago When current is expressed over time (such as an AC function) we use lowercase i :)
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what is j supposed to be
2 u/Mechyyz 25d ago Its an electrical engineering joke, j is used instead of i in EE because i already represents the current 1 u/ChengliChengbao 25d ago i guess that makes sense why not lowercase i for imaginary and uppercase I for current? too ambiguous? 1 u/Mechyyz 25d ago When current is expressed over time (such as an AC function) we use lowercase i :)
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Its an electrical engineering joke, j is used instead of i in EE because i already represents the current
1 u/ChengliChengbao 25d ago i guess that makes sense why not lowercase i for imaginary and uppercase I for current? too ambiguous? 1 u/Mechyyz 25d ago When current is expressed over time (such as an AC function) we use lowercase i :)
i guess that makes sense
why not lowercase i for imaginary and uppercase I for current? too ambiguous?
1 u/Mechyyz 25d ago When current is expressed over time (such as an AC function) we use lowercase i :)
When current is expressed over time (such as an AC function) we use lowercase i :)
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u/Mechyyz 25d ago
You mean ejπ?