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magical penguen said:
that last step does not even make since. (No+1)study does not equal (no+1)failha
lmao he pulled a “study” out of (no + 1) ie. no study and 1(study) therefore no study + study
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magical penguen said:
that last step does not even make since. (No+1)study does not equal (no+1)failha
Wow you needs to study to learn your math
It went:
Study = No fail
No study = fail
so…
study + no study = fail + no fail
(1+no)*study = (1+no)*fail
therefore study does in fact = fail.
MajorMajorMajor said:
it worksMy math minor would agree that it does indeed work as advertised. I would question the way they were originally grouped as you’re not supposed to be able to just toss things together like that.
MasterP said:
My math minor would agree that it does indeed work as advertised. I would question the way they were originally grouped as you’re not supposed to be able to just toss things together like that.technically the way he grouped them together was perfectly fine, what was wrong was being able to pull the “No” out of “No fail” and “No study”. It is like pulling the 1 out of 15.
Nickname said:
technically the way he grouped them together was perfectly fine, what was wrong was being able to pull the “No” out of “No fail” and “No study”. It is like pulling the 1 out of 15.dude, what the *edited* did my post say?
“and i’m the one that needs to study and learn my math” might need to fallow your own advice buddy.
magical penguen said:
dude, what the *edited* did my post say?“and i’m the one that needs to study and learn my math” might need to fallow your own advice buddy.
You said (no+1)study != (no+1)fail which is wrong. Once they are in the problem with the same units then almost any operation is fair game, including cancellation.
Anyone who’s made an A or B in one of J.Lawson’s classes knows their math. /thread
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