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Encyclopedia Galactica => Science => : Dark Nebulae October 05, 2012, 04:36:51 PM
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Everyone knows that 4 can never be equal to 5, but in this proof you can see it.If you think that there is any mistake you can point out.
Proof:
4=4 (all of us will agree, right?)
now multiply both sides with -5, we get
-20 = -20
or 16-36 = 25-45
by adding 81/4 both sides, we get
16-36+81/4=25-45+81/4
or (4-9/2)x(4-9/2) = (5-9/2)x(5-9/2)
Taking square root both sides, we get
(4-9/2)=(5-9/2)
__> 4=5
Hece, prooved
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Hence.UNPROVED
YOU FAIL!
Look carefully mate.. Your are taking square root of NEGATIVE.. AS IN A NEGATIVE.
come on mate.. Since when is the result of a square root negative?
You are doing basic math wrong..
When taking square root it is kept in mind that the expression being taken root of is not negative.
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Hence.UNPROVED
YOU FAIL!
Look carefully mate.. Your are taking square root of NEGATIVE.. AS IN A NEGATIVE.
come on mate.. Since when is the result of a square root negative?
You are doing basic math wrong..
When taking square root it is kept in mind that the expression being taken root of is not negative.
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In complex numbers it will translate to iShit :)
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Learn proper mathematical logic before posting hahahaha
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so does that make pi = 3,15?
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Hence.UNPROVED
YOU FAIL!
Look carefully mate.. Your are taking square root of NEGATIVE.. AS IN A NEGATIVE.
When taking square root it is kept in mind that the expression being taken root of is not negative.
Where have I taken the square root of a negative. I think you didn't understood that it was (4-9/2)^2 and (5-9/2)^2.
On taking square root we get (4-9/2)=(5-9/2).
I am not solving the brackets. You understand?
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Where have I taken the square root of a negative. I think you didn't understood that it was (4-9/2)^2 and (5-9/2)^2.
On taking square root we get (4-9/2)=(5-9/2).
I am not solving the brackets. You understand?
I concede defeat. Go have your "proof" published.
Look i explained.. You ought to research it yourself. I am not going to explain it again.
Somewhere you are wrong, I pointed out out.. Now just post this "proof" on a math forum and see.
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And the math forum is .........
Well if you are unable to find mistakes, u can say I am defeated. If u have any queries or u want me to answer the error ,u can post. I am not saying that anyone or you don't know maths , it was just to test if the people are having some basic knowledge.
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And the math forum is .........
Well if you are unable to find mistakes, u can say I am defeated. If u have any queries or u want me to answer the error ,u can post. I am not saying that anyone or you don't know maths , it was just to test if the people are having some basic knowledge.
haha hahahahahaha hahahahahaha rofl lmao...
My my, You're very amusing.. You're so funny
Kid.. I didn't survive my engineering with weak math.
to quote Shakespeare . " I will not enter a battle of wits with an unarmed enemy"
For your own sake i hope you're just trolling.
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haha hahahahahaha hahahahahaha rofl lmao...
My my, You're very amusing.. You're so funny
Kid.. I didn't survive my engineering with weak math.
to quote Shakespeare . " I will not enter a battle of wits with an unarmed enemy"
For your own sake i hope you're just trolling.
If you are an engineer then why don't u point out a mistake in my proof??????
You are so...............
And on the top of that i am not a kid.If u r more intelligent than a kid then point out the mistake or if u r unable,
just go and take the help of the professor who taught u maths in your engineering. If he is unable,take it to your school teachers and if they are also unable to solve then come to me.
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When you take the square root, you can't just assume that it would be positive. Then you could prove -5=5, -4=4, etc.. because
25=25
sqrt(25) = sqrt(25)
-5=5
so when you take the square root you should actually get absolute values, eg:
|(4-9/2)| = |(5-9/2)| and indeed 1/2 = 1/2
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In python 5 / 2 = 2 .do you know why?
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In python 5 / 2 = 2 .do you know why?
when you divide in python you need atleast one float
>>> 5/2
2
>>> 5/float(2)
2.5
>>> float(5)/2
2.5
>>> float(5)/float(2)
2.5
>>> float(5/2)
2.0
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In python 5 / 2 = 2 .do you know why?
Without using a float to make the exact result of the division in decimal points, you just get the nearest whole number as a result. If you take 2 ints you get an int(whole number). if you take 2 floats(decimal), or a float and an int, you get a float.
in simpler terms, 5/2 in python is asking for a whole number. 5.0/2 or 5/2.0 or 5.0/2.0 is asking for a more exact, decimal result.
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I know guys,i just asked a wise guy :)
Anyway in new version of python you dont need one number to be a float.
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Without using a float to make the exact result of the division in decimal points, you just get the nearest whole number as a result. If you take 2 ints you get an int(whole number). if you take 2 floats(decimal), or a float and an int, you get a float.
in simpler terms, 5/2 in python is asking for a whole number. 5.0/2 or 5/2.0 or 5.0/2.0 is asking for a more exact, decimal result.
Just wanted to input that in most programming languages it's not the nearest whole number, it is always the lower one. This is because when an int gets assigned something like 1.99 or 1.5 or whatever and it just omits the decimal place and everything after it, so both of these would be 1 as an int.
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Just wanted to input that in most programming languages it's not the nearest whole number, it is always the lower one. This is because when an int gets assigned something like 1.99 or 1.5 or whatever and it just omits the decimal place and everything after it, so both of these would be 1 as an int.
Actually thats true in Python as well. My bad on that one.
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HEY,hey,hey. I am not solving this in python. I had just posted it not to ask u how python would react to it.Just think over it
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Everyone knows that 4 can never be equal to 5, but in this proof you can see it.If you think that there is any mistake you can point out.
Proof:
4=4 (all of us will agree, right?)
now multiply both sides with -5, we get
-20 = -20
or 16-36 = 25-45
by adding 81/4 both sides, we get
16-36+81/4=25-45+81/4
or (4-9/2)x(4-9/2) = (5-9/2)x(5-9/2)
Taking square root both sides, we get
(4-9/2)=(5-9/2)
__> 4=5
Hece, prooved
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Everyone on this forum should give you plus 1 karma.
I have never laughed so hard.
TLDR: ++Karma this kid for the next 24 hours
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Oh I get it. It's like cucumber = potato because if you put mustard on both of them, then remove the skins, add salt, you get a hand bag. Makes total since now, why haven't I seen the logic before?
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Oh I get it. It's like cucumber = potato because if you put mustard on both of them, then remove the skins, add salt, you get a hand bag. Makes total since now, why haven't I seen the logic before?
Reverse evolution since Facebook. People trying more retarded each day.
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HEY,hey,hey. I am not solving this in python. I had just posted it not to ask u how python would react to it.Just think over it
I already posted why your proof was wrong :P
Oh I get it. It's like cucumber = potato because if you put mustard on both of them, then remove the skins, add salt, you get a hand bag. Makes total since now, why haven't I seen the logic before?
LOL, thats what everything is seeming like these days...
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It's always good to question something stupid i say :D