Math


Here you will find funny, silly and hilarious math for teens and adults.



I like my men the way I like my mathematical proofs: hard, formal, and 90% male.
I love numbers, can I have your phone numbers?
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  • Submitted by: Patrick
I think the vertical line test applies to you because you are my type of function.
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  • Submitted by: Ness
I wish I was your derivative so I can lie tangent to your curve.
I wish I was your derivative so I could lie tangent to your curves.
I wish I was your derivitive, so I could apply tangent to your curves.
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  • Submitted by: helga
I wish I was your problem set, because then I'd be really hard, and you'd be doing me on the desk.
I wish I were your integral so I could fill the space beneath your curves
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  • Submitted by: Thomas
I would be a derivative so I could lie tangent to your curves.
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  • Submitted by: Marry
I would like the second derivative may investigate the concavity.
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  • Submitted by: Margaret


I'm a mathematician. I'm good with numbers. Can I have yours?
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  • Submitted by: mariana 99
I'm good at math, let's add a bed, subtract our clothes, divide you legs and multiply.
If i was sin^2 theta and you were cos^2 theta together we would be 1.
If i were a function you would be my asymptote - I always tend towards you.
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  • Submitted by: Barké
If I were an integral, one could fill.
If I were to rate you, I'd give you a 3.14 because you're as sweet as pi.
If I were you and had sin2x cos2x , together we will be one!
If I were your integrals,I'd fill you up.
If I'm sine and you're cosine, wanna make like a tangent?


If you were sin x and I was cos x, then together we’d make one.
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  • Submitted by: Lori
If you were sin x cos x, and then together we make one.
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  • Submitted by: Gareth Elkins
If you were sin^2x and I was cos^2x, then together we'd make one.
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  • Submitted by: Dr. Love
If you're a triangle, you'll be acute one.
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  • Submitted by: Jurgen
In Euclidean geometry two parallel lines never touch...Let’s go back to my place and study a little ‘non-Euclidean geometry.
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  • Submitted by: V8
In Euclidean geometry two parallel lines never touch...let’s go back to my place and study some non-Euclidean geometry.
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  • Submitted by: English man
Instead of completing the square, why not we complete each other?
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  • Submitted by: Joseph
I’d like to estimate the slope of those curves.
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  • Submitted by: Eek
I’ll take you to the limit as x approaches infinity.


I’m good at algebra; I can replace your X and you wouldn’t need to figure out Y.
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  • Submitted by: Lex
Let me differentiate your equation to let me find the gradient of the slope of that ass.
Let me integrate our curves so that i can increase our volume
Let's be like sin^2 and cos^2 and become 1
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  • Submitted by: Finn
Let's go back to my place and ill show you how to expand your logarithm.
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  • Submitted by: terisa
Let’s take each other to the limit to see if we converge
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  • Submitted by: Edward II
My friends told me that I should ask you out because you can’t differentiate. Do you need math help?
My love for you is a monotonic function without constraints.
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  • Submitted by: Moore
My love for you is a monotonically increasing unbounded function


My love for you is like a concave up function because it is always increasing.
My love for you is like a fractal – it goes on forever.
My love for you is like an increasing function: it grows, grows, and grows.
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  • Submitted by: Nathan
My love for you is like dividing by zero -- it cannot be defined.
My love for you is like pi greek, is endless.
My love for you is like pi, it's unending.
My love for you is like pi... never ending.
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  • Submitted by: Rodger C
My love for you is like the derivative of a concave up function because it is always increasing. we’re going to assume this concave up function resembles x^2 so that slopes is actually increasing.
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  • Submitted by: Lakesha
My love is like an exponential curve - it's unbounded.


On a scale of 1-10, your a solid e to the power of pi.
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  • Submitted by: Bud A
Ooops , I expanded my couples.
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  • Submitted by: Gyno
Our love is like dividing by zero...it is not possible to define.
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  • Submitted by: Rose
Our love is like dividing by zero…. you cannot define it
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  • Submitted by: -=+=-

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