Multiple-Choice Trivia II

[Ircher]

I'm invoking the 72 hour rule.

The Gamma function is defined as the improper integral from 0 to infinity of t^{a - 1}e^-t dt where a is the input to the function. Which of the following statements about the gamma function (denoted by Gamma(a)) is false?

A: Gamma(a + 1) = a * Gamma(a)
B: Gamma(1 / 2) = sqrt(pi)
C: Gamma(a) = a!
D: The function f_Y(y) = (1 / (4 * Gamma(2))) * y * e^{-y / 2} on the interval (0, infinity) is a well-defined probability density function.

[Lady Lambdadelta]

the answer is e) you're boring lol

[Lady Lambdadelta]

who asks complex integral mathematics as a trivia question where the whole point is not to look anything up?

it just says "95 percent of you can't play get fucked lol"

[Iprobablysuck]

the answer is D, regis, final answer

[Haschel Cedricson]

Gonna guess C because I want a 25% chance to ask a question.

[Ircher]

C is correct. The correct formula is Gamma(a) = (a - 1)!.

[Haschel Cedricson]

The Three F's of Fashion are Form, Fit, and Function. We just saw a question about the Gamma Function, and as LLD pointed out, it was a bad Gamma Fit for this game. However, we still have one F left! From a sartorial perspective, which of the following would be most interested in Gamma Form?

A) The Pope
B) Winnie The Pooh
C) Hulk Hogan
D) Waluigi

[Jake The Wolfie]

A

The Pope in anything would be interesting.

[Jake The Wolfie]

Or wait no the answer is C

[Haschel Cedricson]

A

The Pope in anything would be interesting.

Nope, get your Greek Orthodox bullshit out of here.

[Lady Lambdadelta]

C, I guess?

[Haschel Cedricson]

C, I guess?

Look at this jabroni answer. No.

[Nancy Drew 39]

B?

no clue

[Haschel Cedricson]

B?

no clue

Winnie The Pooh doesn't wear pants; I don't think he's interested in anything related to fashion.

Waluigi loves Gamma Form so much, he even has a "Γ" on his hat!

[Lady Lambdadelta]

Oh merde that's clever

[Haschel Cedricson]

Since nobody got it right I'm going to let LLD ask the next one.

[Lady Lambdadelta]

Everyone knows the song Tie a Yellow Ribbon round the Ole Oak Tree, a classic. However, what cause would you be supporting if you were to tie a Blue Ribbon 'round the Ole Oak Tree?

A) Freedom of Religion
B) Freedom of Press
C) Freedom of Artistic Expression
D) Freedom of Expression Online

[Haschel Cedricson]

Is it D? I think I vaguely remember a Facebook profile pic trend.

[Lady Lambdadelta]

It absolutely is! The Blue Ribbon Online Free Speech Campaign was huge during the COPA era of internet regulation.

[Haschel Cedricson]

(Please start playing this video before reading the question)



Well he's finally here, with questions for you
If you know the answers you can buzz in too!
Get your keyboard ready, show that you're the best
As I take you through this monkey test!

HC!
Haschel C!

She's the answer to this quiz, you know her well
She studied gorillas (who don't have tails!)
Her stance against poaching helped save ape lives
She was murdered in '85
Had a book titled "Gorillas In The Mist"
She's a legend and conservationist!

Who's that?
Who is she?
Who's that?
Just what was her name?

A) Dian Fossey
B) Biruté Galdikas
C) Jane Goodall
D) Mary Leakey

[Iprobablysuck]

Gonna guess C off a gut feeling?

[Lady Lambdadelta]

A!

[Iprobablysuck]

I feel like we've done a disservice by not writing our answers in the form of DK rap

[Haschel Cedricson]

Gonna guess C off a gut feeling?

Jane Goodall was the leading researcher of chimpanzees, not gorillas.

Dian Fossey was the gorilla scientist!

Fossey, Goodall, and Biruté Galdikas (orangutans) are collectively known as "The Trimates". Apparently gibbons aren't cool enough to have their own famous female conservationist.

[Jake The Wolfie]

Hashbrown Cedricson, please never do that again.