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.
you gave it too yourself when you should not have..you owed it to the parents or Obama..lol
ReplyDeletethe "your 1" was not added.
ReplyDeletethats not simple math! thats more like a simple (dumb) person. to begin with he's dumb for buying a 97 dollar shirt!
ReplyDelete$97 was borrowed, not $100 (after payback)
ReplyDeleteThere is no missing $1.
ReplyDeleteWhen 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
ReplyDeleteAnswer to 7:40
ReplyDeleter=0 s=0
Simple Obama got it.
ReplyDeleteHe owes them $97 for the shirt- 48.50 Each
ReplyDeleteGave them back $2- $1 each
Kept $1
97+2+1=100
7:54, LOL!
ReplyDeleteGoes 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
ReplyDelete