Hilarious Math Memes ;D

 I just keep a collection of hilarious memes related to math, warning: Only People Who Didn't Fail Math In School Will Understand.

The whole collection of math memes here, not owned by me

#1 Infinity (∞) 


#2 Square root ;P


#3 Easy Peasy 2000


#4 My name is ...


#5 Ti sin cos


#6 Now that Funny :D


#7 It's True..



#8 X & Y


#9 Anyone know the answer? 867543 x 7645 x log(1)



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