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I was once shown a cool little trick that "proved" 1=2 and i was wondering if anyone knew what it was or where i could find it, thanks.
Tido611 said:I was once shown a cool little trick that "proved" 1=2 and i was wondering if anyone knew what it was or where i could find it, thanks.
EmilK said:I generally despise such tricks, because as mentioned above, once you see one, you have pretty much seen them all. There are apparently over 36 million hits on Google using the term '"1=2" proof'. You could always spend the time on other things in mathematics than this :tongue2:
The 1=2 trick is a mathematical equation that appears to prove that 1 is equal to 2. It is a popular mathematical paradox and illusion that has intrigued many people.
The 1=2 trick relies on a mathematical error known as division by zero. By dividing both sides of the equation by zero, it creates the illusion that 1 is equal to 2.
No, the 1=2 trick is not real. It is a mathematical illusion that relies on a mathematical error to create the false appearance that 1 equals 2. In reality, dividing by zero is undefined and cannot be used in mathematical equations.
Yes, the 1=2 trick can be explained by understanding the principles of mathematical operations. By dividing both sides of the equation by zero, it creates a false appearance of equality. However, dividing by zero is an undefined operation and cannot be used in mathematical equations.
The purpose of the 1=2 trick is to demonstrate the importance of understanding mathematical principles and avoiding mathematical errors. It serves as a fun and intriguing way to teach people about the potential pitfalls of using incorrect mathematical operations.