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Originally posted by Bozos of Bones:
I've got one:
you have the equasion a=b+c
Presuming a, b and c are not 0, and using only mathematical functions(all levels) what do you have to do to get a=b?
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erm...substract c ?
I don't quite get your question.
Assuming I'd go through with this it would look something like this
a=b+c
=> ...
.
.
. (less than five line, yeah
)
=> a=b
=> a=b+c=a+c => a=a+c => c=0 -> contradiction
I assume you want to use some exploit in squaring, integrating, ...
to get to that solution but that wouldn't be proper math, would it.
Of course there's still
a=infinite b=infinite -> a=b+c infinite=infinite+c which would be correct