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Calculus Math Riddles Collection

A collection of Calculus Math Riddles for fun and pleasure! Tease your brain with these riddles, then click click for answer to show or hide the answer. (Note: You may need to enable JavaScript on your browser for the answers to show properly.)

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Calculus

  1. Why can’t you have beer at a math party? click for answer
  2. What is the integral of "one over cabin" with respect to "cabin"? click for answer
  3. What is the shortest mathematicians joke? click for answer
  4. Why are mathematicians afraid to drive cars? click for answer
  5. What is the first derivative of a cow? click for answer
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  7. What's polite and works for the phone company? click for answer
  8. What did the zombie say to the mathematician? click for answer
  9. What is the limit as n goes to infinity of sin(x)/n? click for answer
  10. What did sin x ask e x at the party? click for answer
  11. How can this function be a limerick?

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  12. Why are Maclaurin series so good for approximating functions? (contributed by Aaron) click for answer
  13. Who knows everything about vector calculus? (contributed by Aaron) click for answer

 

 

 

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