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Although the name "squeeze theorem" wasn't used, and the demonstration wasn't explained by the Doctor, it is a faily basic calculus theorem, and can be recognised by the viewers. | Although the name "squeeze theorem" wasn't used, and the demonstration wasn't explained by the Doctor, it is a faily basic [[differential calculus]] theorem, and can be recognised by the viewers. | ||
[[Category:Mathematics from the real world]] | [[Category:Mathematics from the real world]] |
Revision as of 20:03, 8 June 2019
The Twelfth Doctor once used the squeeze theorem to prove that . During the demonstration, the Doctor used mathematical concepts such as sin, cos, tan, inequalities and limit. (TV: The Pilot)
Behind the scenes
Although the name "squeeze theorem" wasn't used, and the demonstration wasn't explained by the Doctor, it is a faily basic differential calculus theorem, and can be recognised by the viewers.