I got a 25%
I say whoever made that test doesn't know algebra.
Because I know some of my answers were right.
It seems someone doesn't know:
N weeks do != N days (Question 5)
if real numbers are not infinite then why can you write a "1" followed by infinite zeros?
(Question 6)
Man is not Woman no matter how much you change it...
it is just a Man.Modify_Me(<someway>) and usually you don't remove something from a ... to make ... well I think it's obvious (Question 7)
but maybe the particular article was about a particularly large woman who had mass to spare... so maybe addition was necessary...
and division by zero does have results.
n/n=1
0/0=1
1/0=Infinty or All
Because I say so.
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2. I prove in 6 steps that 1+1 = 1. Or did I make a mistake?
1. x = x (certainly correct)
2. x2 = x2 (multiply by x)
3. x2-x2 = x2-x2 (subtract x2 on both sides)
4. (x+x)∙(x-x) = x∙(x-x) ( a2-b2 = (a+b)∙(a-b) )
5. (x+x) = x (remove (x-x) on both sides)
6. 1+1 = 1 (let x = 1)
don't worry about missing this question because the true answer is not available as an option.
it should be:
Well, when it's put like that... It's obvious that 1+1 = 1 (thanks for pointing that out) I'd have never known. thanks for the info. I'l write it down and never forget it. (and one of my eyeballs will start to spin constantly in a counter clockwise direction) while I walk sideways in a left handed circle for the rest of my life and say stuff like if w = infinity then which is true:
1+w > w
2w > w
etc.
but of course there are zero steps to equality... not six. Equality is the identity
property (1=1 because 1=1)
but it seems someone doesnt know:
2x = x only when x=0 (question #8)
Infinity is an ODD Number because there is balanced distribution of even and odd numbers and the first number (zero) is even...
Because I say so.
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And i say so because i believe it's true.
And i probably believe it's true because it is true.
And if it is true then I am correct.
And if I am correct then I should have gotten a 100%
I think...
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