There is no missing $1. When you paid back $2, you only owed $98. The "your $1" is part of the $98 you still owe. Cute, but flawed.
Try this one: A proof that 2=1 Let r = s multiply each side by r r^2 = rs [that ^2 is an exponent; r squared] subtract s^2 from each side r^2 - s^2 = rs - s^2 factor (r+s)(r-s) = s(r-s) divide both sides by r-s r+s = s substitute s for r (remember r+s) s + s = s 2s = s divide both sides by s 2 = 1
What's wrong with this "proof"? Answer when school gets out this afternoon.
11 comments:
you gave it too yourself when you should not have..you owed it to the parents or Obama..lol
the "your 1" was not added.
thats not simple math! thats more like a simple (dumb) person. to begin with he's dumb for buying a 97 dollar shirt!
$97 was borrowed, not $100 (after payback)
There is no missing $1.
When you paid back $2, you only owed $98.
The "your $1" is part of the $98 you still owe.
Cute, but flawed.
Try this one:
A proof that 2=1
Let r = s
multiply each side by r
r^2 = rs [that ^2 is an exponent; r squared]
subtract s^2 from each side
r^2 - s^2 = rs - s^2
factor
(r+s)(r-s) = s(r-s)
divide both sides by r-s
r+s = s
substitute s for r (remember r+s)
s + s = s
2s = s
divide both sides by s
2 = 1
What's wrong with this "proof"?
Answer when school gets out this afternoon.
$97 (shirt) + $2 (parents) + $1 (pilfer) = $100
Answer to 7:40
r=0 s=0
Simple Obama got it.
He owes them $97 for the shirt- 48.50 Each
Gave them back $2- $1 each
Kept $1
97+2+1=100
7:54, LOL!
Goes to show how you label the money is what deceives.
It was borrowed from mom and dad. That doesn't get paid back, anyway....lol
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