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x>or=y
y>or=x
x=y+z
y=x+z
y=y+z+z
0=2z
0=z
x=y+z
x=y+0
x=y
I think what I just said is that if x is greater than y and y is greater than x, they must be greater than each other by zero, thus proving they are equal. It also works if x is greater than y by z and y is greater than x by say q (though in the end both q and z are zero).
Does this make any sense?
y>or=x
x=y+z
y=x+z
y=y+z+z
0=2z
0=z
x=y+z
x=y+0
x=y
I think what I just said is that if x is greater than y and y is greater than x, they must be greater than each other by zero, thus proving they are equal. It also works if x is greater than y by z and y is greater than x by say q (though in the end both q and z are zero).
Does this make any sense?
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