How REAL Men Integrate Functions

How do real men solve an integral like cos(x) from 0 to pi/2 ? Obviously by using the Fundamental Theorem of Engineering! :DDD Enjoy :vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv #Shorts

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[Arthur]

Engineer's proof:
"Suppose a sufficiently large margin of error.."

[OmgEinfachNurOmg]

- When the teacher says you only get points for the solution

[thatonenoob]

That's not integration. That's disintegration.

[sipkedeboer]

That fact that his shirt said 3 = π = e = 2 hurt me on an emotional level

[johnny-wmuo]

When your mistakes cancel each other out.

[artzerial]

Real men got their clocks teaching them maths.

[harshitaseeja]

First day of engineering:
professor: 3=pi=2=e
me and the bois: note that down note that down

[HDitzzDH]

Fundamental theorem of engineering, how could I forget.

[glomerulusklcal]

I learn integrating yesterday
I can understand this meme now
I feel powerfull

[prabhakarsingh]

Mathematicians after seeing this: Emotional damage

[ziadkhayat]

Actually, e = 3, but 3 = 2 so it’s all good.

[iraklidiasamidze]

Me at 3am: *Watching man point at his nipples while solving an integral with JoJo ost on background*

[barackobama]

I love how all of the mathematicians are fighting against the approximations of engineers.

[reda]

The real problem is that he's got it right 💀

[arpitparmar]

Let's call this method "complete disintegration of integration"

[garvett]

Papa’s Bizarre Adventure: Approximation Tendency

[aafhanjaved]

I would love to wear that shirt in my tests.

[siddharthjain]

Euler's, Gauss and Lagrange be like :: 😳🙄😳

[tranquil]

Showed this to my engineering professor. He was happy to see a mathematician finally figuring out basic integration

[robinwang]

Physicist approximation + engineer approximation + proof by intimidation.