I Exchange Black Technology by Crushing the School Bully
Chapter 1629

The Bigger the Problem Gets the More He Calculates

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Song He pulled the quilt off the bed, carefully placed it on the floor, then grabbed the pillow and tossed it onto the quilt.

Next, he tidied the bedsheet by hand. His hands swept rapidly across it, smoothing every wrinkle until the entire bed was as flat as an iron plate.

Good! The preliminary preparations for solving the problem were complete!

Song He walked over to the desk, opened his phone, and studied Dewitt's test problem.

Unexpectedly, he actually had an idea?

He had thought he would get stuck with no clue as soon as he started. After all, at this level, merely figuring out how to approach a problem usually took every ounce of effort. Who would have thought that this time would be different? He had an idea the moment he finished reading the problem!

Song He didn't dare lower his guard. There was no joy on his face; instead, he became even more wary.

Being able to get into a problem easily didn't mean it was simple. It could only mean that something was lying in wait further ahead!

He picked up his pen and rested for a moment. His hand had mostly stopped trembling, and at least he could write quickly now.

"δ approaches zero, and γ approaches a parallel curve of a cardioid..."

"A is a Legendre Curve, and there exists a unit normal vector p satisfying..."

"Thus, the support function of γ for a convex Legendre Curve, for any..."

"Let the noncompact manifold K be endowed with a complete Riemannian Metric, such that..."

He quickly finished the first page. His thoughts flowed smoothly, and he hadn't even needed to do a single push-up.

Song He gently placed the filled page in one corner at the head of the bed, took out a second blank

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