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one plus one equals three if one equals 1.5

Well it worked didn't it :P

AMC Question HARD! While doing the Year Eight AMC (Australian Maths Competition), I came across this diffucult question... (By the way, this isn't homework :P) "I have a list of twelve numbers. The first number is 1 and the last number is 12. Each of the numbers is one more than the average...

Yay! :)

it's funny how this thread started about the solution to a number pattern and is now a bunch of... people complaining about IQ tests!

oops i failed with the quote thing :( but you get the idea! :)

[SIZE="1"]EDIT: I think the French don't have this problem … they distinguish between (pardon my French! :smile:) … "multiplier par rien" and "ne multiplier par rien" very true :)

the next number is 176 why? just a guess really...

i think i get it now... pretty much 1 plus 1 always equals 2 and all of the so called "alternate solutions" break one rule of mathematics or another. is this a good summary? thanks for all of your fantastic help

thank's for your help! but i heard something that mathematicians could make 1+1=3 or 1+1=0 in fact i saw i video somewhere on youtube

hi! newbie here! i was wondering... are there other answers to 1+1=2? and if so what are they? thanks

nice work analmux... epic win!