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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If x = y, step 3 can...written as: (x + x)(x-x) = x(x-x). Which is: (x+x)*0 = x*0. The...
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See if you can too:)
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My favorite teacher, Mr. Helland, showed our class...problem. He joked that he broke math,...
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actually just did this. I have no life.
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