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@HuaTianXiangQi said ^
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Then 2+2 can also be 3
Proof: 1.7+1.7=3.4
1.7≈2
3.4≈3
Therefore, 2+2=3
Yep it can be both
And also,
1.9+1.9=3.8
1.9≈2
3.8≈4
Therefore, 2+2=4
@HuaTianXiangQi said ^
And also,
1.9+1.9=3.8
1.9≈2
3.8≈4
Therefore, 2+2=4
wrong because in that instance you are just making the real answer of 2+2 more difficultand who wants math to be difficult
And also,
1.9+1.9=3.8
1.9≈2
3.8≈4
Therefore, 2+2=4wrong because in that instance you are just making the real answer of 2+2 more difficultand who wants math to be difficult
Then 2+2=5 is also wrong because you can not just treat an approximate value and a precise one same -- It should be "roughly equal" so 2+2 can roughly be in (3, 5).
@HuaTianXiangQi said ^
And also,
1.9+1.9=3.8
1.9≈2
3.8≈4
Therefore, 2+2=4wrong because in that instance you are just making the real answer of 2+2 more difficultand who wants math to be difficult
Then 2+2=5 is also wrong because you can not just treat an approximate value and a precise one same -- It should be "roughly equal" so 2+2 can ro...
actually that makes sense you have convinced me
1+1=2
2+2=4
I saw a video, some teacher tried explaining to a kid that 2+2 is 4 not 22 and the school fired her for it. So they gave her her 2,000 pay + her 2,000 pay and she demanded 22,000
everyone here is wrong the answer is obviously 174.64, because 1+1=87.32
4 ha ha