Jun
26

This problem! From Calculus By Michael Spivak we suffer on first course. I’ve used it many times and few people are right, even people of sciences. Though I suppose this will be very  easy for many of you. For others don’t, of course. That is the funny. Clue: two is not one, definitely. You all know it!

This problem! From Calculus By Michael Spivak we suffer on first course. I’ve used it many times and few people are right, even people of sciences. Though I suppose this will be very  easy for many of you. For others don’t, of course. That is the funny.

Clue: two is not one, definitely. You all know it!

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    I used to do this one accidentally all the time!
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    The equation gives us the value x=y, which makes x-y=0. Then after the third line, you divided by x-y, which is like...
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