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you should be able to solve this None !4X8vLLNDE2 Fri Apr 8 01:48:39 2016 No.7987182 [DELETED]

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>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 8 01:53:57 2016 No.7987188 >>7987182 ううん。

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 8 01:55:34 2016 No.7987192 0!=26

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 8 01:57:11 2016 No.7987195 >>7987192 This

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 8 02:07:10 2016 No.7987209 >>7987182 [math]x-7=19+x[/math] [math]x=26+x[/math] [math]x=x(1+\frac{26}{x})[/math] [math]\frac{x}{x}=1+\frac{26}{x}[/math] [math]1=1+\frac{26}{x}[/math] It is clear that x, in fact, equals infinity.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 8 02:08:32 2016 No.7987216 >>7987182 x = ∞ on the Riemann sphere.

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>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 8 02:56:55 2016 No.7987283 >>7987182 There is no real answer to the posed question as infinity is not considered a real number. If you get to the point of x=26+x, you should just write: Null or false next to the problem and move onto the next problem.