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Are there any functions other than e^x that are their own derivatives?

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How efficient are drinking fountains?

30 upvotes • r/askscience

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How do sounds with the same pitch sound different?

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When did Beta Israel/Ethiopian Jews start using Ge'ez as a liturgical language rather than Hebrew?

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Is there a name for sine-like waves that are generated from shapes other than a circle?

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Why does the hypervolume formula for a 3-sphere have a pi^2 in it?

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In Planck units, are all constants equal to one, or at least something not-too-arbitrary?

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When talking about historical animal slaughter, people often say "nothing was wasted". How thorough did this really get, and what are some interesting and non-obvious historical uses for animal parts?

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How do you raise a number to a complex exponent?

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"Amount of a substance" vs "Chemical Amount" vs "Number of moles"

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are there any functions other than e^x that are their own derivatives?	43	askscience
How efficient are drinking fountains?	30	askscience
How do sounds with the same pitch sound different?	6	askscience
When did Beta Israel/Ethiopian Jews start using Ge'ez as a liturgical language rather than Hebrew?	5	AskHistorians
Is there a name for sine-like waves that are generated from shapes other than a circle?	4	askscience
Why does the hypervolume formula for a 3-sphere have a pi^2 in it?	3	askscience
In Planck units, are all constants equal to one, or at least something not-too-arbitrary?	2	askscience
When talking about historical animal slaughter, people often say "nothing was wasted". How thorough did this really get, and what are some interesting and non-obvious historical uses for animal parts?	2	AskHistorians
How do you raise a number to a complex exponent?	2	askscience
"Amount of a substance" vs "Chemical Amount" vs "Number of moles"	1	askscience