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Posted on 01-17-07 12:01
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Theorem: 1$ = 1c. Proof: And another that gives you a sense of money disappearing. 1$ = 100c = (10c)^2 = (0.1$)^2 = 0.01$ = 1c Here $ means dollars and c means cents
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Posted on 01-17-07 12:17
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It has to be like this 1$ = 100c = (10c)^2 = (0.1$)^2 = 0.01$^2 = ???
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Posted on 01-17-07 12:19
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Posted on 01-17-07 12:45
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हे भाते भाइ गल्ति गरेर cent लाइ $ बनाए पो राम्रो।गल्ति पनि गर्ने अनि $ लाइ cent बनाउने।।भएन नि
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Posted on 01-17-07 2:36
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Bhate do you really like to make fun of math by making mistakes? If you play around it for fun, thts ok otherwise you better follow math rules. c & c^2 are not equal, same apply for $ & $^2.
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