1=2 - want proof?
 

a=1 , b=1

hence

a=b and b=a

hence

ab=a^2

hence

ab - b^2 = a^2 - b^2

hence

b(a-b) = (a+b)(a-b)

hence

b = a + b

hence

1 = 2


Any more questions? :thumbsup

Please explain the philosophy of negative broken images.
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Math is a lie.

Nope, wrong.

You cant divide by zero, which is what you did here:

If you plug in the variables at some spots here your trick does not work. You should be able to plug in the variables anywhere. This would be true if a or b where unknown maybe.

Math sux:thumbsup

You lost me after a=1 :(

Nope, Divide by zero.

Wasn't this an adult webmaster board at some stage?

what he said

you dummy, when working with variables, you cannot divide by zero, and the laws of common arithmetic don't apply. you need calculus and limits to figure out things like that :helpme :helpme

Nice try ... but here is your mistake :

b(a-b) = (a+b)(a-b)
hence
b = a + b

Wrong you can not make that deduction. But it was pretty funny

Go back to highschool.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh
is the cup half full
or
half empty????


Is it possible to brush your teeth without wiggling your arse?

humm think about it...

Go crawl your spam folder

as mentioned several times here


the falacy is numbers cannot be divided by ZERO

so the process divide(a-b) is impossible.

Carry ON!!!

Math is the Devil's language ! ! !

LOL ... how the hell let him out?

I guess I'm a bit more advanced .... he lost me after b=1 :glugglug

Give him a break... he found it on google and tried to look smart

This is why i never did math at school...

:glugglug

:1orglaugh

jesus guy, lighten the fuck up.

I know too well that division by zero is not allowed

goddamn sheep