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Published: 2014-08-11 23:40:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 1917; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 0
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I thought I left algebra class . . . but this is way too hilarious for me to pass up.
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Any chance you will make this available to buy? My husband is a math teacher and would love to have it for his classroom. I'm sure there are others who would as well.Β
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Sorry for the late reply, but I'm afraid not. Getting to a post office is currently very hard for me, and most of my time is spent on school, so I won't be selling prints.
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I'll have to work with Groot and see what we can come up with? Making a circle would be easy, and we could make the flower shapes by growing flowers with different numbers of petals. The rest I can't come up with just yet.
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Maybe you could draw him from above? His head could be the origin
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But then it'd be hard to tell it's Groot. Maybe when Marvel gives us an octopus to love, this could happen. XD
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Annndddd I'm linking all my former math teachers this.....
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I may be out of math classes forever now, but this is too fantastic not to favorite.
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Should share it with your high school math teachers so they can spare their current students some pain D;
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Guardians of the Math Classroom to the rescue?
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Until you have to start graphing things like x^3 - 4x^2 + 3 / (x-3)
Buuuut Groot should help for the basics
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Β at least some helpΒ
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Hahaha, and if you need help in the middle of a math test, just start dancing.
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I wish I had this in high school, then maybe math wouldn't have terrified me so.Β
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Oh math is one terrifying monster, and Groot alone can't help you conquer it. But he definitely would have helped.
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Heh-heh, most certainly. I'm so glad I'm done with this (at least in college I'll do math that actually relates to the career I want to do)Β
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