Welp... this is the end bois
Welp... this is the end bois
You could literally construct a framework for which these are true
Brainlets GET OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT
these are all corollaries of the fact that for all functions f, we have f(x+y)=f(x)+f(y)
Lol! You sure told them... I mean me???
doesn't (a+b) ^2 = a^2 + 2ab + b^2?
What are you in middke school?
it equals a^2 + b^2 or a + b^2 depending on how you do your pemdas
Not in a ring of characteristic 2.
a and b are letters lmoa you can't add letters
a+a=b
a+b=c
b+b=d
etc etc
don't ask about the capitals
Wrong, it still does. It's just possible to simplify it further.
majority of these can be correct anyways. Is this a shitty meme thread?
Ya!!~~
>_
Simplification?? Lol..
try
I see exactly this shit every day. Students regularly make up their own identities, especially on exams.
>american students
>a framework where a =/= a
off yourself m8
Harambe = / = just a gorilla
:V
>(1/1) + (1/inf) = 1/ (1+inf)
1 + 0 = 0 ?
Thanks for the lovely pict, and yet I'm one of those tiny bitsy special students ya!~
Imagine being this triggered.
Hmm.. mistakes were made I guess...
What I'm guessing is that a needs to be lower than 1 for the equation to correspond with b as inf so the total summary is still below "0"
Oh well...
Correction then :
(1/0.5) + (1/inf) = 1/ (0.5 +inf)
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Hmm ..
challenge accepted..
(0+1)^2 = 0^2 + 1^2
(0 + 1)^ (1/2) = (0)^(1/2) + (1)^(1/2)
(1/0.5) + (1/inf) = 1/ (0.5 +inf) (corrected)
2^ ( 0 + inf) = 2^(0) + 2^(inf)
Log ( -420 - 6969 ) = log(-420) + log ( -6969)
sin (0 + 180) = sin(0) + sin (180)
Ta-dah!~
Yes, it is milking concepts ..
Uwa, I can't delete from my phone...oh well
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Hmm ..
challenge accepted..
(0+1)^2 = 0^2 + 1^2
(0 + 1)^ (1/2) = (0)^(1/2) + (1)^(1/2)
(1/666) + (1/inf) = 1/ (666+inf) (corrected)
2^ ( 0 + inf) = 2^(0) + 2^(inf)
Log ( -420 - 6969 ) = log(-420) + log ( -6969)
sin (0 + 180) = sin(0) + sin (180)
Ta-dah!~
Yes, it is milking concepts ..
Re-correction,
(1/666) + (1/inf) = 1/ (666+inf)
I miss simple math I just work with partial differential equations that get longer and longer as I go.
Hmm.. this is an open discussion board afterall, so.. if my definition of math is simply "+,-,x,:" .. why can't yours too be simple? What's your job? Somewhere studying math in higher math fields?