17 Equations that changed the world

You forgot Bob's Law: 0.39M = V

This gives you the perfect meat-to-water ratio in a slow cooked beef stew.

Navier-Stokes can suck my balls

288x = 350y

What's really nuts to me is I always wanted to know how did that equation come to pass. Teachers generally just say put X into Y and whatever. I hated it.

I don't know if you get that, but it was always don't give me the formula, I want to see the math. Most people probably don't, I get that. That's why I hated my teachers lol.

It’s shocking that Georg Ohm is not included in this list.

I can honestly say that besides Pythagoras’ Theorem I have rarely (if ever) used any of those in real life.

I concentrated my efforts on practical applications using the most advanced tools available to me whilst in school:

I think “Calculus” would be better represented by the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.

Once you realize the relationship between anti-derivatives and indefinite integrals, Calculus becomes a breeze.

Gronkowski’s Law:

(6x9)+6+9=69