EPT1$ = 100c = (10c)^2= (0.1$)^2= 0.01$ = 1c
math proof for suckers
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rei
United States3594 Posts
1$ = 100c = (10c)^2= (0.1$)^2= 0.01$ = 1c | ||
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Gak2
Canada418 Posts
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LunarDestiny
United States4177 Posts
EDIT: why did i quote the op. | ||
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rei
United States3594 Posts
man it i should have given you this, so you get confuse without looking at the the first one i gave you. | ||
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MichaelDonovan
United States1453 Posts
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
1m = 100cm 100cm = (10cm)^2 = (0.1m)^2 = 0.01m = 1cm 1m = 1cm! Metric is wrong! I knew USA was doing something right. | ||
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rei
United States3594 Posts
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Z3kk
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On August 06 2011 15:13 rei wrote: a student gave that to me, i send in front of the class sweating for a good 10 minutes before i figure this out lol. the metric one or your entry?  same thing applies for both in any event :3 | ||
Keone
United States812 Posts
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SonuvBob
Aiur21550 Posts
On August 06 2011 15:35 Keone wrote: Now I really want to see a square cent hahaha ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/p4ahf.jpg) | ||
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Haegr9599
United States210 Posts
MY BRAIN!!!! ITS MELTING!!!! On-Topic though, that is a pretty damn funny equation, although as noted, it'd be $1 = 1 square cent =P | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
how about a sq dollar? | ||
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Blazinghand
United States25558 Posts
On August 06 2011 16:18 Haegr9599 wrote: MY BRAIN!!!! ITS MELTING!!!! On-Topic though, that is a pretty damn funny equation, although as noted, it'd be $1 = 1 square cent =P oh, i see... so we can use this equation to find out the austrialian-US exchange rate? | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
watch the verizon video if you haven't | ||
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Azzur
Australia6260 Posts
On August 06 2011 14:59 rei wrote: 1$ = 1c. 1$ = 100c = (10c)^2= (0.1$)^2= 0.01$ = 1c Haha, I spotted the flaw! 100c = (10c)^2 is algebraically incorrect, since (10c)^2 is actually 100 c^2. It only works in the example because c = 1. | ||
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GrapeD
Canada679 Posts
On August 06 2011 16:25 Cambium wrote: on a similar note, people who write/say 0.01c drive me insane... watch the verizon video if you haven't Haha that verison video is hilarious. | ||
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mnesthes
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On August 06 2011 14:59 rei wrote: lmao, troll currency1$ = 1c. 1$ = 100c = (10c)^2= (0.1$)^2= 0.01$ = 1c Also, what Azzur said. | ||
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bne27
United States18 Posts
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blabber
United States4448 Posts
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writer22816
United States5775 Posts
edit: On August 06 2011 17:00 bne27 wrote: You are assuming what you are trying to proof to be true, which isn't. Hilarious fail, sir. | ||
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5967 Posts
*snicker* | ||
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Yung
United States727 Posts
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deconduo
Ireland4122 Posts
On August 06 2011 14:59 rei wrote: 1$ = 1c. 1$ = 100c = (10c)^2= (0.1$)^2= 0.01$ = 1c This is where the mistake pops in. Its actually 100c = (10^2)c. If you have (10c)^2 = 100 c^2. The people saying that $1 = 1c squared are wrong as well | ||
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hypercube
Hungary2735 Posts
On August 06 2011 18:50 deconduo wrote: This is where the mistake pops in. Its actually 100c = (10^2)c. If you have (10c)^2 = 100 c^2. The people saying that $1 = 1c squared are wrong as well There's also a problem with exchanging 10c with $0.1. We're trying to prove that $1=100c so we'd better not use it as a step in our proof. The c^2 looks more like an aesthetic flaw in the whole "proof". | ||
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EtherealDeath
United States8366 Posts
Damn penal colony. | ||
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DisaFear
Australia4074 Posts
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