division

[primal venture]

can somebody confirm to be than you have to think of division in 2 different ways at the same time?

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[primal venture]

compression, let me post it in parts

[native zealot]

It should be 14/7, since we have “total yo-yo” and “groups of yo-yo”; by dimensional analysis, yo-yo/group*groups=yo-yo.

Also, link the post @primal venture , so I can reply in the other server.

[primal venture]

it was closed long time ago,

yeah I guess it HAS to be 14/7, you cant use the "number of stuff inside a group" in this case ?
but I havent seen any other operation that require you to think of it in 2 different ways

will I even not be able to solve a problem by thinking of division as "amount of groups"

[native zealot]

You can’t use it since it’s an unknown.

[primal venture]

will there ever be an unknown when using "amount of groups" way ?

[native zealot]

Yeah.

[primal venture]

is division the only operation that has a change of having "unknowns"
I dont have problems like these while using other operators

[native zealot]

Yes.

[primal venture]

thats really interesting
thanks you really helped

[native zealot]

Okay.

[dull stag]

No, they all do. The "unknown" is the answer.

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