Poll: Exponential functions or parametric differentiation?

I have to disagree with you Dougal, I say hamsters.

But nice diagram :)

Exactly, you know I was only discussing that, this very night with a can of lager with a broken ring pull. I think the can of Export surmised that there are slightly more cons with exponential functions.

AP: I'm not a fan of either but I'll go with bunnies, exponential of course.

Parametric differentiation, but I really prefer quantum mechanics w/out bunnies or hamsters. I'm a rat type of person :o)

Oh bunnies and hamsters - - That's how the milk float avoids being blown to bits..!

AND That's some exponential bunny rabbit... I hope your ready for all quantum differentiated baby bunnies, when that little bugger grows up.!

well if you're sitting your C4 on monday, good luck!

like exponential functions AND parametric differentiation...

and the trapezium rule, and volumes of solids, and vectors, and the Quotient rule, and completing the square...

oh my! such fun.... ahh happy days!

for exponential bunnies, you could certainly propose a differential equation showing that after time T the population P is assumed to be

P = 5400 ae^(0.2t) / 1+ae^(0.2t)

where a is a constant!

(although frankly, I think the practical research would be more fun!)

After answering my question just then... I think you're taking the Michael a bit. Haha.

So I'll stick with the alternative poll: Hamsters. Never tire of watching them running around in their wheels.

Ask me Sunday Dougal, when I don't drink.

I got a hamster if that helps.!!

parametric differentiation Bunnies or hamsters no preference

Parametric gerbils

Exponential functions, I feel they have varied high quality uses to offer.

And Bunnies. They're nice.