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It has been completely fine for millions of years. Why the hell would it expire in a few years? | /r/memes

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3 A = mr2 С= 2πr sin COS Me trying to figure out why the salt has an expiration date: V== πr² tan 30° 45° 60° √√3 WE NENIT 572221 √3√2 2x 30° x√3 FIN √3 60% [sinxdx=−C0Sx + C dx cos x ftgxdx=-Incosx + =Intg+C - arctg dx sin x -=tgx+C, dx a²+x² dx 11 tan (8) 10. & h e/rad V = πr²h ax² +bx+c=0 a(x²+²x+5)=0 r b²-4ac

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