/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.2307824]

Hello /sci/. Can you please please please help me solve for X?

[Anonymous No.2307832]

x = 1.9999999999999

[Anonymous No.2307837]

0

[Anonymous No.2307838]

2.

[Anonymous No.2307839]

x -1 = 1
Move the equation sign.
x = -1 + 1
x = 0

[Anonymous No.2307844]

x = 1+1

[Anonymous No.2307846]

i'll grab my graduated cylinder, be right back

[Anonymous No.2307847]

0

[Anonymous No.2307861]

x = 1 + 1
x - 1 = 1
divide each side by -1
x = -1

[Anonymous No.2307862]

x = 1 + 1
x - 1 = 1
(1+1) - 1 = 1
1 = 1

x is true for all values.

[Anonymous No.2307868]

>>2307839

first of all, i didnt know you could move the same number over the equal sign more than 1 time, secondable, you moved -1 to its previous position without changing it back to +1

[Anonymous No.2309282]

X=2

[Anonymous No.2309388]

x=11

[Anonymous No.2309405]

1+1 = 1+1

[Anonymous No.2309419]

10


.....
in base 10
:3

[Anonymous No.2309423]

>>2309419
>portal reference

[Anonymous No.2309428]

>>2307862
>mfw its true

[Anonymous No.2309435]

>>2309423

Nope. Every base is base 10 reference, which makes him a /sci/ oldfag.

[Anonymous No.2309441]

x=2

[Anonymous No.2309456]

>>2307862
It only works because you substituted x for 2, which is what it is. Do it again with a different value of x, smartass.

>inb4 thatsthejoke.jpg

[Anonymous No.2309486]

>>2309456
x is defined to be 1+1 in the initial statement
and are we really this bored on /sci?

[Anonymous No.2309513]

>>2307861
-1/-1 = 0?
lolwut
-1/-1 = 1

[Anonymous No.2309522]

>>2307861
-1/-1 = 0?
lolwut
-1/-1 = 1

[Anonymous No.2309529]

>>2309522

exactly, 1x, or in common terms 'x'.

[Anonymous No.2309562]

x=1+1
1+1=1+1
2=2

[BlackEyed !!qtsgVD/n1WG No.2309568]

>>2307824
My uncle: "You know you're getting better at math because you now suck at arithmetic"

[Anonymous No.2309757]

x=11
derp!

[Anonymous No.2309763]

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Fuck you /sci/