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| randomr1you are not drunk i guess so.. what is it heroin or weed or some other stff... |
for Poison Ivy:
LOL xD |
guys shit this maths thing.
1/0 = infinity
infinity takes any amount of value ranging from 0 to indefined.
so he is asking for a random amount of gold.
bad choice if u ask me |
1/0 = infinity
No.
infinity takes any amount of value ranging from 0 to indefined.
Double no xD
Lol this mathematics discussion was fun xD |
1/0 = infinity
yes
infinity takes any amount of value ranging from 0 to indefined.
Double yes :P
Yeah this mathematics discussion was fun :D |
just one pilot exam left and I fly for indigo
(,^_^,) |
https://www.lordswm.com/forum_messages.php?tid=1894254
lol |
| I want infinite gold ! ok ? :P |
| meanwhile I get infinite money in RL XD ! |
| The winter is coming. |
So,
1/0 = x
1 = 0x
Now in 1=0x no matter what kind of value you substitute for x the statement will be incorrect.
From what i see, you say this is because 0 times x must be zero? That would make the statement wrong because it would mean 1=0? Just want to make sure if that's what you were trying to say.
You assumed that undefined was x. Then you cross multiply zero from your example of undefined with your assumed number x. 1/0 = x. 1 = 0x. Of course, it follows that you are gonna get a wrong statement. But the truth is that you have already messed up in making an assumption that 1/0 = x.
There are a lot of indeterminate forms 0/0, 0*infinity, 0^0 that i have studied but i have never seen anyone cross multiplying one part of a term that altogether forms "undefined". |
Go debate
But when it ends I will still not get infinite gold... |
From what i see, you say this is because 0 times x must be zero? That would make the statement wrong because it would mean 1=0? Just want to make sure if that's what you were trying to say.
Yeah to be precise I didn't want to type 1 = 0x but that = with a question mark on top like you see in books, didn't know how to type it online.
You assumed that undefined was x. Then you cross multiply zero from your example of undefined with your assumed number x. 1/0 = x. 1 = 0x. Of course, it follows that you are gonna get a wrong statement. But the truth is that you have already messed up in making an assumption that 1/0 = x.
Yeah I know it doesn't make sense, that's my point xD |
| You receive 229 gold, Ice crystal |
| Wow ! |
Reputation: 9.5
status: This was a landslide victory! Here is your reward!
You receive 75 gold
give me element :/ |
for Poison Ivy:
Gratz!
for Da Vinci:
Gratz for the 75 gold xD |
| :( |
I have done 30 battles now... still no element :'(
atleast give me a meteorite shard..... |
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