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According to Ramanujan X=X+1 when x= ♾️
♾️=♾️+1
Bro giving inequalities to confuse us with his Brilliant(!!) Moves, (no factorial).
ОтветитьWhat? Are you tricking me? I dont know about complex numbers but the 3rd one definitely has 1 as its solution!!!!!!
ОтветитьRootX = -1
X= 1
now if we put the value of x=1 in original that is,
Root of 1= +/- 1
Which satisfy the equation isn't this correct..
Please sir if read this reply wanna clear my doubt
Why doesn't this work???
1/x ≠ 0
2^x ≠ 0
Square root of x ≠ 0
Is it possible just no answer yet
ОтветитьThe principal branch of square root can’t do that but regular square root can.
ОтветитьNo.3 sqrt(x) = -1
Squaring both sides, we get
X = 1 💯💯
1} x = infinity
ОтветитьThe third one should be x²=-1 instead of √x=-1😅
I think you had mistaken it.
no.1answer is x=-1
ОтветитьThe squareroot of 1 is 1 or -1 so x is 1
ОтветитьFor 3rd why can't it be x=1
ОтветитьMost of them were nonsense but 1&2 can be solved using real analysis
Ответитьroot 1 = 1 or -1
ОтветитьWhen I studied limits 1/ infinity was 0 why not now
Ответить2. What about negative infinity
ОтветитьI guess he forgot to write + 1 on RHS of 5th.
ОтветитьFor the third one, x can't equal 1?
ОтветитьNo.1 is an invalid question and no situation will ever lead you to this equation. If you try solving the equation, you will end up at 0=1 which is just mathematically impossible
ОтветитьThe 1/x = 0 has one solution in the Riemann sphere, it's the north pole (i swear it's not infinity pls)
Ответитьme for the last one= negative infinity
Ответитьinfinity IS NOT a number, it's a limit
Ответить3rd is easy as √i =-1
ОтветитьBro needs to marry his barber
Ответить5 is true in the trivial ring
Ответить3 does have a solution it is 1
EZ
İn 3 can you use complex numbers ?
ОтветитьWhy o like math? Cuz I don't care about language 😊
ОтветитьLast one is normal for programmers 😂😂
ОтветитьBut in limits we can have solutions of some of tyem
Ответитьwow very useful in real life!! 💩💩
Ответить2. X = infinity ♾️
3. X=1
For the third equation - the solution/root of the equation will be 1, i.e. X = 1. This is because each number has two square roots, one positive and another negative. The positive square root is called 'principle square root', and the negative one is generally ignored. Therefore, √1 = (-1), 1.
But there is also 1 thing to notice, '√' (radical) sign always returns/gives or talks about positive square roots, which implies that whenever '√' sign is there, it means positive square root. So, I am not quite sure about my explanation for equation 1.... 🤔🧐
For equation 5 and equation 1, the answer could be infinity ♾️ [X = ♾️], but that answer is not accepted here by him. 😅
Rest of the statements aren't any 'equations' or 'statement of equality' according to me.... 🤔🤓🧐
in x=x+1, i think it's 0/0 and maybe 0/0 is infinity?
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RIO=Reel/Infinity=0
ОтветитьFirst Equation :
1/x=0
x^-1=0
x=0^-1
x=1/0
x=undefined
😂😅
His asian beard looks like hair in my White butt crack.
ОтветитьShave
ОтветитьWhat about x=i fot the third question?
ОтветитьQuestion: You say no solutions in the complex plane and real plane. Cant you just say complex plane since all real numbers are complex?
ОтветитьThe 1st equation an exemple to why irs impossible imagine its possible then if you multiply both side by x youll get 0=1
ОтветитьYah they are not solvable because they are wrong💀
Ответить2 x 0 = 0
ОтветитьAnother one would be 3n+1
Ответить"√x=-1" one 😭
ОтветитьI have a doute on 2 we can say x=0
Power can be 0
sqrt(-1) = 1
It is a valid equation. Don't start with me man