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CozyPlanes

26338

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gamingfail123

1801

6y

Hint: There's a division with zero
3

olback

10979

6y

@gamingfail123 where...? 🤔
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gamingfail123

1801

6y

@olback What do you get when you substract two equal numbers? :p 😉
3

CozyPlanes

26338

6y

@RantSomeWhere wow
that's great!
3

bigworld12

2384

6y

dividing by a-b is wrong, as it's actually zero
7

jallman112

3303

6y

Did I accidentally open Facebook again? ;-)
3

galgal1

3

6y

Can't devied 0😂😂😂
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epetrov

36

6y

Cool. Making my way to preskool now....
2

Electrux

4299

6y

Guess m taking admission for preschool now 😞😞😭😭
4

Wiciaki

882

6y

Never seen it before and happy I immediately figured it out :)
(a + b)(a - b) = b(a - b)
evolves to
a^2 - ab + ab - b^2 = ab - b^2
which is
a^2 = ab
No way you got a + b = b. You got the invalid result by dividing by 0
1

UltraJason

1746

6y

First time i saw this frigg, i spot it instantly in the exact moment it appeared, then i said "oh no holy frigg... Which kind of freak am I?" 😅😂🤣
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Bijedic

71

6y

(a+b)(a-b) = b(a-b) since here ok but,
then isn't allowed to divide the (a-b) with the other (a-b)
2

-vim-

3168

6y

Lemme help some people:

a^2 = a*a

a^2 = a*a

a^2 - a^2 = a*a - a^2

(a+a)(a-a) = a(a-a)

a+a = a

a+a = a

2a = a

2 = 1
2

MobiusDerp

568

6y

For anyone who has a hard time with algebra,try plugging in some real numbers. Start with a=1, if you like. If you can't figure it out by the third line...
2

epetrov

36

6y

@-vim- but in the fourth line you are multiplying a to 0. a(a-a)
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Wytchley

103

6y

(a-b) = 0 therefore you can't divide by it as you can't divide by zero.
1

setrofex

45

6y

who said that b=1
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Santaclauze

3916

6y

How is a-b =0