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it's all relative... you think 1+1=2? hahaha..WRONG
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You're inaccurate with that statement. 1^0 is actually still 1. 1^x DOES NOT always equal 1, but these factors only work in when (x U Z) and x is -(an odd number) Example: 1^(-3) = (-1) because (-1)(-1)(-1) = (-)(-)(-) which = (+)(-) which is obviously = to (-). Actually, for x < 0, 1^x is undefined unless (x U Z). For those who don't know this, (x U Z) means that x is an integer (but not necessarily a positive one). ************** EDIT********** ************** Also, x^0 is not always = to 1. 0^0 = 0 is an easy disproval. Then I re-read and see your three statements contradict each other. Quote:
Secondly, and most importantly, your first and third "facts" are saying that 1^0 = 0, yet x^0 = 1. WTF, man; please read what you type before you click the final post. Last edited by eagleboy; 01-5-2007 at 07:39 AM.. Reason: I needed to make a point. |
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Subtracting infinity from infinity yields a result depending on the "degree" of infinity, for example the limit of (x^2 - x) as x goes to infinity is infinity, but the limit of (x^2 - x^3) as x goes to infinity is negative infinity. Usually, subtracting infinity from infinity will yield infinity, negative infinity, or zero. I'm trying to think of a case if it could be a finite number. |
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Sorry Eagle, I hadn't slept in 3 days when I posted that so I basically had no idea what I was really saying, lol. I deleted it, but I still hold my opinion on everything else, so would you please delete your post?
EDIT: I also haven't had a very good education, and I have taught myself every single thing that I know, but it's really hard to learn with just the internet. ********************************* You're right. 1+1=x^2 2+2= (2=1= 2(2) = R2 + 2 = R2,2= ) fish Numbers are shapes too =)
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And 1+1 is not always equal to 2. 1+1=10 (in binary).
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isn't anything times zero zero?
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No, here's my post about what infinity * 0 can equal.
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there is no number that is technically infinity numbers will continue forever and if you dont want to write them out long ways you can do scientific notation so i dont believe there is infinty but if there is it will be a number and any number times zero is zero but i dont see how you are coming up with infinity equalling zero but its not but i think it was theorized that there is absolute zero and then infinity and from what i understand infinity never stops i caould be wrong but thats just how i understand it
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PERIODS! DOST THOU USE THEM?!
Read threads before you post in them, too, as everything you stated has been said (and disregarded as useless information) previously. --Guido http://andy.mikee385.com |
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omg ppl are still posting on this ,it inposibule, read my posting
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Because of your arguments about the bee? wow.
You seem pretty confident in your stance despite not offering any actual values to back you up. "A bee's wings can not produce enough force." Since you know this so so well, give us some numbers. Experimentally obtained. Cite some scientific sources with credibility. Explain why factors such as wind can't account for any differences. Also, even if it is proven that a bee "shouldn't be able to fly," explain why you'd jump to the conclusion that it is the math itself that is wrong. Explain why it couldn't possibly be a different factor associated with it that you're not aware of? You claim that all of math is wrong, and you expect us to be easily convinced by a vague, unsupported claim. Please tell me this is all a joke. ![]() |
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You call that fixing?
hafelife (and anyone who chooses to follow in his footsteps): you've been warned and banned for this crap before. Enjoy six days off. --Guido http://andy.mikee385.com |
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Can you prove 1 + 1 != 2?
Wait, you can't. Just try me. Or, you know, instead of arguing this, I could simply say "HEY LOLZ IF MATH IS SO WRONG AND U CAN PROOOVE 2 = 1 DEN MAYBE UR PROOF 4 IT IS ALSO WRONG SINCE MATH IS SO RONG LIKE THAT." Or you can ignore that simple logical contradiction and have fun trying. One's to assume base-10 is used in a mathematical problem unless otherwise stated. I don't go around saying "THAT'S WRONG, IT'S EQUAL TO ___ IN BASE-x!!" That's just stupid.
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wow, this is still going
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