Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Paradise Lost
Ok, turns out I made another mistake.
x=.9r
[Substitute Time!]
.9r=.9r
9r=9r (Multi both by 10)
9r-.9r=9r-.9r (Sub by .9r)
8.1r=8.1r (Doing da Math)
8.1=8.1 (Divide both by r)
1=1 (Divide both by 8.1)
Just weird algebra, don't know what they're trying to get at.
|
also, Paradise Lost's proof is not correct either, there is no logical implication from one statement to the next. Unless you inteded to Show that that 1=1. Also dividing by r makes no sense. "r" isnt a number.
One might as well do
x=100r
[Substitute Time!]
100r=100r
1000r=1000r (Multi both by 10)
1000r-100r=1000r-100r (sub by 100r)
900r=900r(doing da math)
900=900(divide both by r)
1=1 (divide both by 900)
Do you see it makes no sense. The above doesnt mean that 100=1!