#new to proofs can't prove b
pallid locustBOT
harsh rover
what are your insights on this?
dapper field
i tried various ways 2 = 1+1 (since) 1= -1 => 2 =0 is the best i could do
distant barn
Hey.
The mistake lies in Term 4 of where a single Square Root Equation is divided into two separate equations.
Only positive, real numbers can be done this to. Negatives cannot.
This solves Question 1.2.a.
dapper field
thnx but I was confused abt b one
harsh rover
Hey.
The mistake lies in Term 4 of where a single Square Root Equation is divid...
!nosols, btw
pallid locustBOT
Hey.
The mistake lies in Term 4 of where a single Square Root Equation is divid...
As a helper, please do not give out answers that could be copied as a homework solution. Have the student work through the problem themselves and guide them along the way.
rich sapphire
Hint: use divisions or multiplications as well
dapper field
thnx
unkempt marsh
why do the question was deleted ?
harsh rover
if you want to mark the question as complete, please consider just marking it as .solved next time, OP.
silk drum
.close